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[–] [email protected] 12 points 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago)

Where I live it's common to see dead deer on the side of the highway. One time though a large carcass was missing it's head, just a bloody stump. I pictured folks commuting on their way to work and seeing a crazed hillbilly sawing of the head of this beast. Of course I don't know how that's how it played out but I like to think so.

Just remembered another. A truck directly in front of me was hauling a very large, very full dumpster. The kind where the door is on the end for easy access. The door was chained but swayed a tiny bit when it hit a bump and a rat dropped out and skidded along the highway. Poor guy