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this is just my luck ...

Today, I ran over a squirrel. I saw it twitching so I backed over it to end its suffering. It wasn't a squirrel it was a kitten. The children it belonged to watched as I ran over their kitten. TWICE.
 


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Lol, I laugh at Fmylife.com.....
 

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yea every few days i get on there and some of em are just out right funny
 

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iv actually done that
 

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Sucks to be that guy.




When my dad was in high school, lunch time he's driving past the school, kids out in the playground and everything, he hits a dog. None other than his teachers dog. Right in front of a bunch of kids.

He gets out of the car and in frustration kicks the dog, thinking it's dead. The sumbitch yipped and took off running :icon_rofl:
 

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Seemed for about six months everywhere I went animals wanted to die. I hit 2 deer, 2cats,1 dog, 2 possum, and one skunk. I had three people in the car when I hit the one cat and they got pissed and didnt talk to my for like a month because they couldnt understand why I backed over it to put it out of its suffering after I checked and relized that it wouldnt servive. The two girls that were with me I understood kind of, but my buddy took it to a new level when he freaked on me and told me to burn in hell and then left.
 

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Ive done that to a bird before with my B2. He bounced off my grill and i saw him twitching so i slowly backed up and lined him up in my side mirror. I think it is very humane.....lol
 

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my stepdad was racing a buddy back in the early 80's topped a hill and took out a dog that was attached to a leash that was being walked ..
 

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If you can't go through it or around it, then go over it.
I feel for ya...... I hate running over kittens (or any other small animal)....... I have no problem with running over cats ..... those things are quick ...... sometime I need 4wd and to go into the ditch to get them.
 

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I try to avoid running over anything in the road. Animal bones become spikes at speed, and I don't know what is in that sack/box. Plus, bad kharma for purposely killing animals for fun.

I was driving down the road yesterday, and a Pontiac was coming at me driving slowly with a buzzard stuck in the grille. Further down the road, there were several of them devouring a racoon carcass, so I guess the driver (a woman) didn't see them:icon_twisted: or was gabbing on her phone.:icon_twisted::icon_twisted:shady
 

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Yum...grilled buzzard....lol

I've hit a few animals that I couldn't avoid...one of the first was a big dog...didn't kill it, but it broke my headlight...and that was enough to teach respect for animals and the damage they can do to a vehicle...
 

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Sorry but that made me laugh.
I ran over an Irish Setter once in my old 72 Torino. I hated that damn dog and one day he was just right there in the road and would not move. So I didn't swerve. I felt the car jump as it went over him at about 20 mph. And this car was fairly low to the ground. Next day I was back by there and he was laying on the porch like nothing happened. Satanic bastard.
I also got hit by a Rottweiler once. Yes, the dog hit MY car. I was backroading and having a dozen or so beers with a buddy and we rounded a curve and this dog came tearing out of the woods and slammed into my right fender. I stopped and got out. There was a dent in my fender the size and shape of his head, but that dog just kept on going.
 

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saw a lady hit a flying duck in her van. feathers went everywhere and the thing skidded around on the ground before flying off again
 

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Sorry but that made me laugh.
I ran over an Irish Setter once in my old 72 Torino. I hated that damn dog and one day he was just right there in the road and would not move. So I didn't swerve. I felt the car jump as it went over him at about 20 mph. And this car was fairly low to the ground. Next day I was back by there and he was laying on the porch like nothing happened. Satanic bastard.
I also got hit by a Rottweiler once. Yes, the dog hit MY car. I was backroading and having a dozen or so beers with a buddy and we rounded a curve and this dog came tearing out of the woods and slammed into my right fender. I stopped and got out. There was a dent in my fender the size and shape of his head, but that dog just kept on going.
That is damn funny. I would much rather run over one of these Lance Armstrong wannabes than a animal. Those idiots dont realize my 4k vehicle will win every time. It particularly pisses me off when there is a BIKE PATH within sight, but they are in the road anyway....

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