Why Care?
This guy on a truck was spotted in the downtown of Moscow city, Russia. He didn’t understand why should he care about the security of other road traffic participants carrying the trash car hulls in such a way. As you can see they were just lying on each other without any security ropes or belts and the top one was already sliding to the right side waiting for some good Moscow cab passing beneath to make some pizza.
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Adin!
dwa
you should say perve if you want to say first. Adin (odin) means one.
Those russians..
why he should care about dima bilan… so fuck you all here damn white niggaz!
look at the face of the people in the sideways…
don’t seem to be too startled.
They lived in Russia their whole live. Very little will startle you after that.
This truck is equipped with a hydrolic crane (which is located in the front) so this guy pressed the top car to keep them in place.
In america, we crush car, in soviet russia car crush you.
I don’t see the problem. The cars are still on the truck, so what’s the issue.
I think the cars leaning to the right might give some clue…
It’s nice, go to util’
I agree.
Shotophop!
Safety first!
WOW
They lived in Russia their whole live. Very little will startle you after that.!!!!!!
I agree.
Jesus, you idiots, the cars are being held in place by a hydralic crane.. Whats the fucking issue? Also, this site stinks of bullshit..
The fucking hiab has secured these wrecks. Nothing dangerous about it at all.
People ! I live in Saint-Petersburg in Russia. It`s the best place in the world ! (sorry for my english, because i`m just student of knowledge =))))
THIS:
lex says:
April 22, 2008 at 3:56 am
This truck is equipped with a hydrolic crane (which is located in the front) so this guy pressed the top car to keep them in place.
Safety first!