Not So Bad Luck
We often see cases of “Bad Luck”, we say it when somebody is “in the wrong place in the wrong time”, but here is an occasion of a “Good Luck”. The guy came out and saw his car twenty yards away hit with the tree. “Oh no! Bad luck!” was what he thought, but coming a little bit closer revealed to him that it was not so bad luck.
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Very lucky, I know insurance in some parts of Russia isn’t cheep.
i don’t get it, what’s so lucky
Well lets see… If the tree fell on your car you would not be so lucky would you? By the way this happened in Kiev not Russia.
Oh my, that gave me a flashback of these two nutty Kiev babushka’s that I met in the Atlanta Airport last week. I think they were going to fight each other.
Tell us more! tell us more!!
During the big snow the tree fell and it’s about to crush his car but his mum just came at the right time and pushed the tree away with her gigantic russian breasts. And he realised he was really lucky - his mum didnt fell asleep when she was breast feeding him.
He thought the tree hit him, but he took a closer look, and it in fact didn’t.
Must be a lot of pesty cottonwood trees
I’m just glad that I don’t have to see this much white stuff on the ground this winter.
Lucky bastard. One time a tree fell on a car (VAZ-2109) at my parking location pretty much splitting that car in half. Endless courts did not do anything for the owner. He did not get a dime. That’s back in 1998 though.
да,подвезло чуваку))))
…or he parked there after the tree felt down, ehehe… .
You have sense. Other comentors have lost it somewhere.
Thank you Jesus.
In the civilized world you’re considered “lucky” if, for example, you win the lottery.
In Russia, you’re considered lucky if you wake up in the morning and your car has NOT been completely destroyed by a falling tree.
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