Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong

[tacticalturnip]

If I could come scoop some of that up for the driveway, I would certainly have more traction.

 

[WinterDeere]

Near me a few days ago, don't think this will help with traction on that road.
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Definitely hauling wrong.

I think I recognize that stretch of road. Some say it's windy, and has lots of bushes.

 

[BravoXray]

Near me a few days ago, don't think this will help with traction on that road.
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He spread it out pretty good!

 

[BackRoad]

I've seen them do a tailgate spread, but never from the side like that...

Pretty tricky!

 

[bcp]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1999202246584680616

Bruce

 

[Tinhack]

I've seen them do a tailgate spread, but never from the side like that...

Pretty tricky!

And to the left side of the road.

 

[dodge man]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1999202246584680616

Bruce

Somebody in the cockpit probably said “what does this button do”. Then pushed it.

 

[mllud]

Somebody in the cockpit probably said “what does this button do”. Then pushed it.

Leaving the driver seat with an overhead obstruction isn't something you normally worry about.
OUCH

Aviation News – Two aircrew members were killed after an aircraft’s ejection seats unintentionally activated inside a shelter at a Russian bomber aviation regiment on December 7, 2025, highlighting a rare but dangerous ground safety failure.​

The incident occurred when the two-seater aircraft was parked inside a protective structure and its ejection system unexpectedly fired, propelling the pilot and navigator into the shelter’s roof. Both sustained life-threatening injuries. The event has prompted an official investigation within the regiment and renewed scrutiny of ejection seat safety across Russia’s aviation units.

Ejection seats are designed to save aircrew by firing an explosive charge that launches the seat clear of the aircraft in emergencies. When activated on the ground, however, the bolt of force created by the system becomes hazardous, lacking sufficient clearance for a safe trajectory and exposing crew to extreme impact injuries.