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Video: The morning after - pick-up crash site looks more like an airline accident

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Way to go, keep that No 1 spot.  Seriously impressed

 

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4 hours ago, Happyman58 said:

What is that queen song? "Another one bites the dust" I love these Thai drivers . 

How about "Don't Stop Me Now"

4 hours ago, Happyman58 said:

What is that queen song? "Another one bites the dust" I love these Thai drivers . They show now fear of dying just like kamikaze pilots.  61 + and more to follow each day to heaven  

I take it father you will pray fro their souls

7 hours ago, Jonmarleesco said:

Emotions require imagination, not high on Thai drivers' all-important lists - though very useful for their bucket lists.

Buckets, I wonder how many buckets were used to move the remains

22 hours ago, moe666 said:

I drive in Thailand but refuse to drive at night

The same here , it is risky driving anywhere in daylight , after dark they are out there , scooters with no lights on the back , blue lights if the colour of the week on the front ....but you know all this.

22 hours ago, 8OA8 said:

The resurrection may have already taken place after a previous crash and this disintegration on impact maybe the result because of that resurrection. 

Good point.

Cut and shut model. Chassis welded by Somchai with sunglasses as an eye shield. Butt the two bits together and spot weld in a few places with loads of underseal to make it look good.

Strong as a kit-kat finger.

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