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His daddy taught him too well. . . apparently
What is the fail?
I don’t see the a parking fail. I see a flat tire.
I also see where I forgot to backspace completely in my previous comment >_<
All I see is that either your “…the a parking…” is incorrect, or you forgot the quotation marks surrounding the words: a parking fail.
I think that’s where the “forgot to backspace” thing comes into play. I like your name, Noone the Great. Is that “Noone” – like rhymes with “spoon”?
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Where is da failz?
In your grammar.
lol
I don’t see the fail
As I see it: the fail took place on the other side of this car, where it was hit (quite forcefully) by someone who couldn’t park. This car was then shifted sideways (towards the viewer), causing the tire to cave under its own friction.
Makes sense.
That was my assessment as well…
i thought the fail was in the person taking the picture
the fail is that the car has been reversed against the kerb so hard that it has pushed the tyre of the rim.
that would take ALOT of force to do that!!!
EPIC PARKING FAIL!
That’s exactly what I see.
1. No curb in the picture.
2. No scuff marks on the rim from this missing “kerb”.
I’m thinking one of two scenarios. It’s possible the car was hit from the other side and pushed off the tire, but there’s no obvious damage, glass, or reflections of emergency vehicles in the windows.
The more likely situation is that someone had a tire go flat, they got in the car to drive and noticed something wrong, and when they got out discovered they just drove the tire 1/2 way off the rim.
yawn
There is a curb. You can see the edge directly below the rear edge of the fender.
“Kerb” is the British spelling. Do we really have to do this every single time?
this is an american website, not a british one. do we really have to go over this every single time?
This is a popular worldwide website, stop being pedantic and live with it.
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Merlin
Them’s tars.
Not a fail or just a bad taken picture.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJ9NWbxbcCE maybe he was trying something like this
As the guy right above you explained…it’s not a flat tyre. The guy has obviously been trying to parallel park and managed to reverse fast enough into the kerb that the tyre has come off the rim.
Look under the car, you can see the kerb stone that he’s hit.
God, I don’t care if you’re British or what but seriously? It’s curb and tire…
No, it’s kerb and tyre, in the UK anyway.
Here curb means to stop or slow down as in curb your speed.
Two nations divided by a common language.
is this a british website or an american one? thats what i though
It doesn’t matter if this is an American site. It is perfectly acceptable to use the British spelling.
Oh, and you dropped a “t”.
I am English and therefore will use English spelling regardless of the origin of the website.
Americans have the right to use American spelling on UK websites.
If I had to check the nationality of a website before I posted anything and then adjusted my spelling accordingly, I think I would go mad.
no guys, this is a genuine fail !
Yeah, by failblog!
Ok peeps, look closer. There IS a curb there, that they apparently hit just right, taking the tire off the rim. It’s just a little hard to make out the curb…
Don’t you mean “kerb”? Apparently spelling properly is too mainstream.
Seeing as how the English (as in from England) were using English (as in the language) before us Americans, we’re the ones who aren’t spelling properly.
“Guys, guys! There are so many ways to spell Chanukah.”
Kerby Puckett
I took this picture. There is DEFINITELY a curb there. This car is parallel parked. The rim is up on the sidewalk. It’s not just a flat tire. The driver managed to push the car onto the sidewalk somehow with his/her terrible parking skills.
Thanks, I see the fail now
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This is a a picture FAIL….
some would make fun of you for putting two a’s. i make fun of you for not putting a third and getting this person the help they need
I don’t know…some are suggesting the person hit the curb really hard, so maybe AA is what is needed.
I tire of the spelling conversations. Can we please curb them?
Curb your tars.
The fail: Pushing your sidewall so hard against a curb the tire comes off of the bead. Then not jacking it up and removing it. Then not noticing because SHE parked there anyway. You have to be a complete moron to do that to a tire. Like the kind of person who has never found a a task easy in their entire life. The person who finds everything a challenge. This is them.
Wal-Mart tire fail !
Two fail stamps? o_O