Swift.... you're killing me. Driving onto the scales the wrong way and taking out the sign? Then flipping off the photographer?

https://www.facebook.com/Truckers-Had-Enough-E-Magazine-699103516829413/?fref=photo

too soon?

https://www.facebook.com/TheFlightline/

I would rather be lucky, than good

What a day... a Blue Angel and a Thunderbird - jet jock flying choreography waste of jet fuel and taxpayer dollars - crashed in Colorado and Tennessee

The Thunderbird pilot was part of the demo at the graduation of the current Air Force Academy, around 1pm, after a low pass, he ejected near Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, Colorado, just after ceremonies at the nearby academy where President Obama delivered the commencement address.

The Blue Angel pilot was taking off in #6 from the Symrna Tennessee airport to join the Navy demo group at about 3 pm, did not change direction from the runway according to the map, seems there was a total engine failure

and seems to have stayed with his plane to keep it from hitting homes, and he died on impact, in a forested area next to a housing area.  http://www.tennessean.com/story/news/2016/06/02/navy-blue-angel-jet-crashes-smyrna/85308972/
https://www.facebook.com/usawtfm/?fref=nf

http://www.greattennesseeairshow.com/#/

So that's a couple tens of millions of dollars and one dead pilot. Just what the hell do we need flying choreography for at this expense? Doesn't this country need to repair some dams, bridges, and roads? 

Friends, don't let your friends Ford off road. Be kind, let them know they can just say no to drugs

http://thefunnybeaver.com/when-ford-owners-try-to-go-off-roading/ 

here's why they use heavy chain around car lots... it really stops cars

Thanks Steve!

worst crash I've seen in a while... some car was stopped in the middle of the freeway, and a tractor trailer already had hit it.... and the next tractor trailer just can't stop that fast, nor make an avoidance maneuver fast enough. Get a dash cam, drive defensivel

https://www.facebook.com/Swift.Best.in.Crash/?fref=nf

It appears that one flatbed was stopped shielding the car.

The second flatbed caught the rear corner of the first flatbed sheering the front axles off as he was steering away from the right rear of the first semi 

Donald Johnson was trying to work on his 1970 El Camino on a Saturday morning... by rolling it out of his garage. It kept going, faster than he (at 73 yrs old) could jump in to hit the brakes.

It kept rolling and ended up in the Yakima Washington canal, where it was carried downstream, upside down. It ran over his leg when he either missed the jump in, or tried to stop it, and busted his leg... not cool, that, will really wreck your day.

But, he's had the car since he was young, not necessarily an original owner, but no one says exactly how long he's had it... his daughter said since he was a kid (impossible of course, he's 73, at most he's had it since he was 27)

http://blog.garagistry.com/2016/05/while-you-were-away-9.html
http://kimatv.com/news/local/man-injured-while-trying-save-classic-car-from-rolling-into-water
http://www.kapptv.com/article/2016/may/16/1970-el-camino-towed-roza-canal/