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  1. kjsadfkjlaksjdlfkjs says:

    2nd!

  2. oh noes says:

    F I R S T

  3. loufail says:

    Now the car is secured against thieves and hurricanes; this is a win.

  4. dizz says:

    wow really? AHAHAHA when someone hotwires his car and drives away anyway, it’ll just leave the bumper or muffler or whatever behind as a momento of his stupidity

  5. Simon says:

    People really need to stop writing what something is failing at on the pictures, WE CAN SEE FOR OURSELVES! It makes them a lot less funny.

  6. DrB says:

    He could just buy some fence…

  7. raiseer says:

    erm, seems to me as if he connected the chain to the towing-hook. so this actually IS an effective (but very funny) way to prevent the car from being stolen.
    the fail is that noone would steal such a shitty car ;)

    • Sofar says:

      That was my reasoning for leaving my doors unlocked until my rusty ‘63 Rambler went missing. People will steal anything.

    • TMI v.2.0 says:

      Actually, older model Honda Civics are prime targets for auto theft as they generally lack security features present in more recent models. Usually such a car would be stolen for the use in committing another crime.

      • Ryannon says:

        Or for selling the parts. My neighbor in NJ is a cop. His Civic was stolen and a crappy car was left in it’s place. Sadly, his riot gear was in the trunk. They dumped the car and later admitted that they dumped it when they saw the gear and realized they stole a cops car. Needless to say, the neighbor was in trouble for leaving his gear in his car.

  8. DrB says:

    That car gives great chain.

  9. JasonK says:

    Who would steal that suburb old piece of shit anyway.

  10. DrB says:

    Ok. The fence is safe…now.

  11. czuhc says:

    If a malevolent person were to drive the car back and forth a meter for let’s say a day, the fueltank would be empty. THAT’s security for ya !

  12. ahsky3 says:

    looks like an old dawg cuffed against the metal fence.
    TT^TT
    it’s so….. sad.
    AND funnay. xP

  13. 4ndy says:

    The other best way to secure a car is put a min(e/d)field around it:)

  14. Sofar says:

    I’ve always been under the impression that when people chain up their cars it’s not to prevent it being stolen but to prevent it being towed.

  15. shagsbeard says:

    More likely, this is just a parent who’s taking away their kid’s driving privs.

    • Ryannon says:

      Yeah, that would work. Any kid that has done something that has their driving privileges revoked will definitely pay attention to that blasted chain and not go rummaging through mom’s panty drawer to find the key while mom is at Bingo.

  16. cof says:

    lol it’s a 1855 civic, who would even want to steal that??

  17. 4ndy says:

    Wow, i didn´t know that in 1855 were such modern cars. You were probably learning an altenative kind of history.

    • tl;dr says:

      Here is what’s going to happen. People are going to post to cof’s comment repeatedly. Some may make similar comments to yours, some may correct his/her comment. You never know, but they will post. I for one will post and I am sure I can convince loufail and Mookie to post. The reason for this is so that your post will be far from her/his post and people will wonder what you are talking about or they will mock you for nesting failure. Congratulations.

    • Merreck says:

      Who the hell are you responding to? Your comment makes no sense.

  18. svenk91 says:

    Security fail, or prank win?

  19. Some guy says:

    Interesting typography win?

  20. Franco says:

    håhå

  21. norm says:

    Honda made a Cvic in 1855?

  22. mjk says:

    security WIN … the chain doesn’t prevent the car from being stolen. It prevents the thief to get away quietly :p

    parking WIN … nobody would tow a chained car

    reepo WIN … nobody wants this junk (not even the bank)

    stile FAIL

    … i see here 3:1 … not bad :D

  23. dilettante says:

    I love Reepo Man! “People just explode. Natural causes.”

  24. Aja says:

    Are you kidding? Who would not want to steal a vintage 19th century motor car?

  25. Preston says:

    security fail. ghetto win.

  26. Jonathon says:

    Has anyone considered that in fact he is attempting to prevent people from stealing his fence, which, I must say, is quite a nice fence. I wouldn’t want to steal a fence that had a crappy car chained to it

  27. Sergeydgr8 says:

    OMG that’s in moscow, russia where i come from! could tell that from the 98 RUS license plate.

    lol @ the fail itself too

  28. Zed says:

    It was in Russia))

  29. ApocalypseXL says:

    OMG that guy deserves to be shot for that kind of stupidity . What moron whould chain a Honda ?

  30. pootpoot says:

    Not a fail. Certainly a lot more effective than your normal car lock.

  31. strikewolf says:

    You saw this one coming…

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  32. tahrey says:

    I’d say that’s probably more secure than whatever the car came with as standard… IE very weak door locks and little else. Reasonably strong padlock and chain around the towing hook and a wrought iron fence = opportunist theif (who would otherwise have just smashed the window and popped the lock from the inside, or slimjimmed it, then quickly hotwired the ignition and broken the steering lock by force, in order to go ram-raiding or joyriding, or escape the feds following some other crime) will either leave it alone, or take quite a large piece of fence, maybe all of it, and the chunk of concrete it’s secured into the ground with along for the ride. Maybe the trees too.

    Whereas a prepared theif, one who has the necessary lock picks or bolt cutters, won’t bother with such a meagre prize anyway. They can likely go pick something that’s 20x the value of the Civic (even after its been broken for parts and the unusable bits recycled) in the same amount of time.

    • tahrey says:

      Also russia sure is looking pretty these days. I thought it was supposed to be one part windswept steppe, one part grotty run-down cityscape distopia?

  33. anita head says:

    BARACK WON!
    also i bet this is my friend who did this he is sooo ghetto

  34. hj-kos says:

    россия, епт

  35. Mr.Bean Jr. says:

    This is my car

  36. ReM says:

    Safe as money hidden on your front porch

  37. tihanen says:

    Hahaha. This is Saint-Petersburg, Russia =) I love my motherland!


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