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Tab Combs

The kid's grown six inches in two years and still isn't tall enough to be seen over the hood of these ridiculous death machines prowling our neighborhood streets.

side-by-side photos. On the left, a red Chevy Silverado is parked on a sidewalk. In front of the truck's grille is a small child, not tall enough to reach the top of the grille. On the right, a white GMC Sierra parked on a neighborhood shared street (there are no sidewalks). In front of the truck's grille is the same small child, two years older, still not tall enough to reach the top of the grille.
203 comments
Bread and Circuses

@DrTCombs That was horrifying in 2022 and it's even more horrifying now. In any sensible society, monster trucks like that would be outlawed.

Kevin Karhan :verified:

@breadandcircuses @DrTCombs or at least regulated out of existance with #VehicleTax based iff #Engine displacement * emissions and the fact that.most drivers can't legally drive them as their MGW exceeds their license...

In fact, it's illegal to even park them on,the curb if they exceed 2,8t MGW...
infosec.space/@kkarhan/1121186

Ricardo Magalhaes

@DrTCombs I just feel sick watching this. The amount of these monsters in the CITY, emphasis on CITY, of Montreal, is appalling. No one needs these in the city (and arguably, nowhere) to do their monthly Costco shop.

I've started making little pamphlets with similar images (from the media) and sneaking them into their windshields, but I'm genuinely afraid of getting beaten up one day for violating their windshield freedom...

😷💉RoyalTea👑🫖

@magalhini @DrTCombs

They are here in Vancouver, too.

I drive an ancient corolla. I can’t see tHe traffic past these vehicles.
They cause accidents even when they aren’t involved.

Cindy Weinstein

@theteapixie @magalhini @DrTCombs. They are ubiquitous and make driving treacherous and walking, which I love to do, fatal. Here's hoping to 9 lives.

Callisto

@theteapixie @DrTCombs That's a larger issue than the height of the vehicles. A motorist can't see through the windows of an ordinary van or panel truck ahead of them, either. Many don't even have any. Generally I hate technological solutions, but like backup cameras, I think the best solution to that problem is to require a rear-mounted screen displaying the feed from a front-facing camera on any vehicle that doesn't have a clear line of sight through the windshield from behind.

joe ching

@theteapixie
There's nothing accidental about someone choosing to drive these monsters around, blocking everyone's view of the road, and hampering situational awareness leading to collisions.

These people should be held responsible for the damage they cause. They are not causing accidents but chaos.

@magalhini @DrTCombs

thepoliticalcat

@magalhini @DrTCombs Trust that it WILL happen. I had to bail my sweetie out of jail bc he SPAT on an SUV. What harm was THAT? Birds shit on them all the time!

2xfo

@thepoliticalcat @magalhini @DrTCombs
I'm way off topic here but you reminded me of a thing. In Tempe AZ on the main commercial drag there were marlins that came out at sunset. A couple of interesting things would happen. First, it got dark with birds. Then it got loud with birds. Finally, the shit.

We used to point at a random car that just parked and bet how many would land on its windshield while we laughed and drank pints sitting next to our bicycles.

@thepoliticalcat @magalhini @DrTCombs
I'm way off topic here but you reminded me of a thing. In Tempe AZ on the main commercial drag there were marlins that came out at sunset. A couple of interesting things would happen. First, it got dark with birds. Then it got loud with birds. Finally, the shit.

thepoliticalcat

@RnDanger @magalhini @DrTCombs We've been invaded by hawks, owls, bluejays, and turkeys. So glad I got rid of my car a few years ago. I don't have to give a damn what they poop on next.

2xfo

@thepoliticalcat @magalhini @DrTCombs
It was nice not needing a car.
I drive electric now. I know it still reinforces the need for ridiculous car infrastructure, but at least it's not polluting 🙃

thepoliticalcat

@RnDanger @magalhini @DrTCombs Partner has an electric vehicle we use for grocery trips and other life necessities. Otherwise, we don't go out much, since I'm elderly and disabled, and we can walk to the local stores, bank, restaurants, etc.

Reinhilde Bjornsdottir

@magalhini @DrTCombs A single person can probably do their monthly costco shop on a mountain bicycle with a makeshift trailer. And the mountain bicycle will get them both into and out of trouble in the mud faster.

Mark M. Evans

@magalhini I call these ridiculous vehicles codpieces. I keep hoping it will catch on.

Molly Cranberries-Kraig 🦃

@magalhini @DrTCombs

HEY! Speak for yourself. I need a 4X4 the size of Mount Rainier to ferry my cheese haul home.

/s

Scott Miller 🇺🇦 🇺🇸

@mckra1g @magalhini @DrTCombs Haha, I know you had the /s, but in seriousness, I've done that in a compact sedan for my family of 4. Filled the giant Costco cart almost to the brim, and packed it all in the trunk.

Edit: compact, not subcompact.

joel b

@magalhini @DrTCombs post the flyers. If anyone who drives one of those trucks can actually catch me they deserve to try to beat me up.

cetan

@elCelio @DrTCombs to be clear, the OP does not own either vehicle.

Callisto

@DrTCombs bonus points for parking on the sidewalk so people who use mobility aids can't get past it

Fisher #Harris2024

@callisto @DrTCombs Learning more about accessibility has helped open my eyes. I wonder what would be the best way to communicate this parking mistake (being charitable) to the Thanos truck segment of drivers?

Fisher #Harris2024

@callisto @DrTCombs A ticket? A nice note? A humorous chalk drawing of someone stuck, unable to safely go around?

hp

@DrTCombs

As there is no practical reason for this, these are literally murdermobiles. How anyone can look at these fronts and not immediately imagine a cartoon villain cackling at the wheel is alien to me.

2xfo

@hp @DrTCombs
I think most car companies are marketing towards masculine power ideation so I'm guessing this is intentional on their part. It sure seems like it meant to be a deliberate FU to everyone that sees it.

meta physical deflationist

@DrTCombs im concerned if we use the current chevy truck model each yeah and the same girl we will find ourselves i 2034 with a 5ft high, taller than 30% of adult population, as the norm

Mx. Eddie R

@DrTCombs
I'm 6' tall and there's a couple Suburban Assault Vehicles in my neighborhood I can't see over the hood. It's wild.

Nils Jansen

@DrTCombs Let me paraphrase these pictures:

Those machines are needed for transportation, but what good are your kids for?

BeckySay

@DrTCombs it’s crazy the kind of vehicles that are allowed on the road. I know I’m old, but we used to actually have regulations

TobiWanKenobi

@DrTCombs

I'm surprised they haven't added spikes or something to the front for easier removal of smaller obstacles. /s

JacobRPG+ 🫘

@DrTCombs and also in the 2022 picture, taking up 3/4 of the sidewalk. How appropriately American.

Kevin

@jaykass @DrTCombs I don't know, I lived in Spain for a few years and saw some big (for there) trucks parked halfway on sidewalks. Maybe they were Americans.

Lomaxcat

@DrTCombs
The design of these trucks is ridiculous. We have a farm, and actually use a truck, and the best truck we have ever had was an F150 full bed, regular cab, standard, work truck built in 1985. Likely looks like a toy next to these stupid things, but could outwork any of them all day long and could be repaired in the field if need be. I drive a 2008 Corolla for daily stuff, and it's impossible to see around these behemoth trucks in parking lots or on the road.

gme (he/him) 🇺🇦 🇵🇸 :verified_gay:

@DrTCombs@transportation.social Good thing my F-250 has radar in the front to alert me of things I can not see.

Cykonot

@DrTCombs i had to cross the street with a modified one that couldn't see me and had loud music so they couldn't hear me. They almost hit me but i had been gesturing at their passenger, who stopped them.

Im 5'8" without shoes.

I think you'd have had to be more like 6' to bee seen over the central intake hood thingy, though 5'10 would be fine elsewhere... You don't even really get in trouble for killing people with your vehicle. No jail. Just an "accident."

These trucks need banned.

Gurre Vildskägg

@cykonot @DrTCombs
Full agreement. Straight up ban.
Introduce strict design regulations that require direct lines of sight from shortest legal driver comfortably seated to 2 year old at all points along the front. And crash regs that require impact at knee or lower on adults, falling on hood. Etc. For sedans, trucks, delivery vans, etc etc.

Cykonot

@Gurre @DrTCombs crash test data needs to start protecting EVERYONE.

The fact that the cybertruck's manufacturer proudly claims it will DESTROY other vehicles is simply not acceptable.

I don't like this race to the bottom re: safety (and fuel efficiency / road wear/ etc)

Tab Combs

anyone who thinks the problem with these trucks can be solved with radars or cameras has not been paying attention

Bill (he/him)

@DrTCombs I hear you, and don't disagree with a thing you're saying.

Try using them as a work vehicle? I can't get anything in and out of them, and I'm 6'.

Deb4+ aka Deborah DT 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

@bllgvn @DrTCombs

I doubt most of them are even vaguely needed for actual work

I think of them as often being variations of the go fast very low cars (and big motorcycles).

The work they seem to be doing is making their owner somehow feel better about themselves.

And maybe I'm making some assumptions...

Bill (he/him)

@DeborahForPlus @DrTCombs That class used to be great for moving light to medium weight equipment around, yard equipment, and trips to the lumberyard.

The "I need a utility work vehicle that's road legal" But they've gotten so big that you might as well go up in engine class so you can do some heavy pulling too, and forget the fuel economy.

Deb4+ aka Deborah DT 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

@bllgvn @DrTCombs

I live in apartments in a city a ritzy county. They are NOT using those damn trucks for anything real around here. Nada. Zip.

Tom Bellin :picardfacepalm:

@DrTCombs the problem, as they say, is between the seat and the steering wheel.

Bas (Tools on Tech) :verified:

@tob @DrTCombs it's however not where the solution is. I enjoy driving small efficient cars, but after 3 days in Florida I switched my rental to an suv so I could see. Realized why Europe has regulations on this. You still have massive trucks, but the hood is angled so you can see what's in front of you.

Alonealastalovedalongthe

@DrTCombs

I need to get some "child murderer" bumper stickers to slap on these puppies

somcak

@DrTCombs to me it seems she shrunk in comparison, meaning the truck got bigger at a faster rate. (I hope that makes sense)

Trucks are the absolute biggest waste of resources ever! There is absolutely no reason for the average driver to drive one.

Reiner Jung

@DrTCombs Well the kid is not growing fast enough. Maybe taller shoes or stilts are the way to go.

We can obviously not build smaller cars because our core identity. So stilts is the way to go.

DELETED

@DrTCombs take all 4 valve cores out whenever you see one. Leave a note, as the muppets driving these things probably wouldn't notice 4 flats!

Kevin Karhan :verified:

@DrTCombs how are these things even road legal?

I'm glad the #SuperUselessVehicle wave in #Europe isn't that extreme as regular car driving licenses max out at 3,5t MGW.

Also note these solely exist so that greedy manufacturers can charge more for a worse car that also doesn't comply with the #EPA's #CAFE emissions standards...

youtube.com/watch?v=jN7mSXMruE

mikalkulas

@kkarhan @DrTCombs I still remember one of the comments below this video:

"We know someone who's 4 year old child was killed in a crosswalk. They were walking as a family and their daughter was walking just behind the dad. The SUV thought everyone was through the crosswalk and drove right over the child and killed her. She didn't see her. It's absolutely heartbreaking."

Kevin Karhan :verified:

@mikalkulas @DrTCombs also I think people in the #USA seem to drive more aggressively on top of that.

Shit like "#Jaywalking" is a #US-exclusive means to guilt-trip victims of #MotorizedViolence...

KnittingMittens

@DrTCombs I'm a fully grown adult and I'm not taller than the front of those monsters either!

sun_addict

@DrTCombs It's really dangerous in itself but a point people often forget is that vehicles with wheels this large can easily climb curbs making them even more dangerous to pedestrians.

Mark Anderson

@DrTCombs Well okay but have you thought about having a taller child?

Paul

@Pepperbike @DrTCombs I like to think of their alpha and beta nonsense - and it is 100% nonsense - like we think of raisin types. Alpha is the weakest and wouldn't penetrate a sheet of paper. Seems accurate given how fragile they all seem to be 😂

DELETED

@DrTCombs These things DWARF our 1997 4runner. I was parked on a street between two of them and though I was walking to the wrong car because it was so small next to the trucks. No, the trucks are just enormous.

Luke T. Shumaker

@DrTCombs I've had occasion to drive a (2016?) Silverado. The grill is so ridiculous that anywhere near pedestrians I was more comfortable backing up than going forward--better visibility with the backup camera than the windshield!

Sebastian Lammermann

@DrTCombs Just say "That's quite a lorry, mate!" whenever you meet the owner.

bedast :diabetes:

@DrTCombs This reminds me of an incident I had with a police SUV.

I drove a small sports car at the time. I pulled up to a stop sign where the drive dipped down into the road a bit. A police orca pulled up behind me. As I waited for traffic to clear, they rolled into me.

They got so close I disappeared under their hood and they thought I had pulled out and was no longer there.

So this isn’t a hypothetical problem. There could easily have been a child crossing the string there.

Jez Caudle 🐡♦️on🛤️

@DrTCombs Wank Panzers. Normalise the use of the name for them and they will disappear.

Aaron

@DrTCombs Not long ago I parked my compact hatchback car next to one of these things, and had the horrifying realization that it's bumper was literally my eye level when driving. If I were in a collision with one I'd be crushed.

HTPC NZ

@DrTCombs vehicles designed and made by the brain dead for the zombies to drive around.

Ehqo

@DrTCombs lest we not forget this lovely diagram 🫠

The image contains line drawings of various large vehicles including a main battle tank, several trucks, and a semi truck, compared with human figures for scale, annotated with measurements for height and vehicle length. All showing the fact that most modern trucks have poor visibility for children in front of them.
IceQbe :verified:

@ehqo @DrTCombs Lovely diagram indeed and I agree, but the children's height are completely ridiculous... :blob_laughing:

Glenn

@DrTCombs The best single thing the government can do to combat climate is to tax vehicle by weight.

Dragoniff

@DrTCombs Well, if you're child mower doesn't at least reach child height, how could you possibly have any confidence it will work?

Dan Bocain

@DrTCombs You're not feeding those kids enough oil and gasoline!

Ralph058 (S/he/it) AF4EZ

@GatekeepKen @DrTCombs Yes. I noticed that a few months back when I drove from here by the state line south to Lemont IL. The bigger the truck the smaller the driver looked. It was a perfect allegory. If a small man wants to look small, buy a big truck.

Demon Queen Lucretia
@DrTCombs I can't imagine what sort of person wants to drive the type of vehicle where you can't even see what's in the road in front of you, it's ridiculous. Just get a normal fucking car.
eri :vlpn_smol:
@DrTCombs the fact that i'm 6' and barely taller than the hood of them is more than enough to point out how ridiculous they are.

they're just pedestrian mowers. purpose built murder devices.
Spatula

@DrTCombs Their parking on the sidewalk is a nice touch too.

Jiiim ⚛️

@DrTCombs
Require a CDL to drive one of these things. That might fix it.

Ralph058 (S/he/it) AF4EZ

@DrTCombs I'm going to qualify this by saying there are workmen that need a pickup.
Now, having said that. 99 and 44/100 of the pickup owners are pure suckers. Trucks do not have to meet all of the performance and safety standards of cars. Other than lesser safety and more impact on the environment per pound. You are paying tens of thousands of dollars for a bunch of steel you don't need.
Park a 1950s F-150 next to today's. Both trucks have the same load capacity, it is coded into the name. You are only paying for size.
Maybe you don't have enough size elsewhere to make you happy with yourself.

@DrTCombs I'm going to qualify this by saying there are workmen that need a pickup.
Now, having said that. 99 and 44/100 of the pickup owners are pure suckers. Trucks do not have to meet all of the performance and safety standards of cars. Other than lesser safety and more impact on the environment per pound. You are paying tens of thousands of dollars for a bunch of steel you don't need.
Park a 1950s F-150 next to today's. Both trucks have the same load capacity, it is coded into the name. You are...

The Book of Kels

@Ralph058 @DrTCombs

None of these monsters are designed for work. The beds are too high to be convenient for loading/unloading, and some of the capacity gets eaten up by moulded wheel covers and trim.

There's a reason those tiny imported Kei-class trucks are so prized by farmers. They're much more useful.

I fondly remember the quarter-ton Datsun I learned to drive on, back on the farm. You could carry so much with that!

Ralph058 (S/he/it) AF4EZ

@Nezchan @DrTCombs Oh, they take care of the loading problem with lift gates.
Most of the workmen drive the 1.5 ton (load) trucks. I've seen a 4.5 trying to negotiate McD drive through. WTF.
No. Some do use them for work.
Most use them to compensate for being small elsewhere.

argv minus one

@DrTCombs

It used to be you needed a special license to drive something that big. Why's that not a thing any more?

I've heard that people drive these behemoths for safety reasons. Which makes sense—when two vehicles collide, the bigger one's gonna win. An arms race, basically, except bigger trucks instead of bigger bombs. If that's the case, then only government regulations can put a stop to it; people serving their self-interest certainly aren't going to.

NickGlaetzer

@DrTCombs these oversized pieces of crap have made their way into South Australia. They do come with a reputation though, generally if you own one of these you are seen as a complete wanker.

DELETED

@DrTCombs
I hate cars. If they are allowed at all, they need speed limiters on them. They shouldn't be more than 500 kg gross weight (golf carts) and they should be designed so the driver is all the way at the front in a thinly protected mostly glass bubble. When they know the first person to get severely injured or die will be themselves, they will drive carefully.

gnomulf

@DrTCombs better known as Clownmobiles 🤡 as Mr moneymustache calls then 😅

zvhxxl

@DrTCombs
Cars also grow, inversely proportional to the owner's personality.

aaron

@DrTCombs I think about this pretty regularly. You simply can't buy the smaller truck anymore in the US, at least not new. (Of course based on your profile I know I'm preaching to the choir. It just chaps my hide.)

A sensible truck you can't buy anymore in front of the monstrous trucks car manufacturers want you to buy instead.
Stefan Scholl

@DrTCombs I thought monster trucks are only allowed at shows.

un viejo marginal

@DrTCombs Hmm, 🤔 maybe if with legislation it cannot be resolved , the 'problem' caused by the purchase should be attacked, offering users of such vehicles health treatments for their psychological problems of frustration, low self-esteem, sexual impotence and small genitals, eh

ForeverExpat

@DrTCombs It’s a classic economic problem of externalities whose costs are not borne by the owners.

France has some good ideas here. Owners pay 3x the price to park. france24.com/en/live-news/2024

robyn 💜

@DrTCombs Absolutely outrageous.

Also, I posted an image like that once, with me (an adult) standing in front of one of these monstrosities. (Edit: Not here on mastodon. Guess where...) A lot of the responses were "well you're just f***** small, so lol"

So yeah. 🙃

Jax UK

@DrTCombs

Don’t tend to see these in the uk but we do have some hefty SUV’s on the school run. I drive an suv (big fam, I need it) but purposefully chose one with a lower nose.

Was waiting to turn out onto a dual carriageway once, bloke in a hefty suv was stopped and waving me through but I couldn’t see past him to be sure nothing coming down the 2nd lane so told him to go, he got very insistent and angry with me for not trusting him and turn out blindly 😂

DELETED

@DrTCombs
Container ship on wheels
I have one that I drive as little as possible. If it's not work then it has the truck camper on it, Driving it anywhere where there are kids is a white knuckle experience for me. A grocery store parking lot is sweating time. I have added a bigger screen and an extra camera in front. TBH The Mini Cooper we have has a worse rear view and does not have a camera. I don't understand having one of these in a city. Ugh.

Eagle Globe & Flanker

@DrTCombs
While biking I stop quite a distance away from such vehicles in hopes of driver seeing me, kids don't know such practices

Clayfoot

@DrTCombs I keep thinking of schoolbuses, which are much bigger, and still have better visibility.

sl0wj03

@DrTCombs
Buy a 4 feet tall hover machine. 😋

Brennan Stehling

@DrTCombs These trucks are big because of stupid tax laws. It was covered by Planet Money. These large vehicles also require more fuel each month which costs the owner so much more as well. The majority of these trucks will not even toe a single trailer once. npr.org/sections/money/2017/01

Flaming Cheeto

@DrTCombs we're going to have to start putting those bright orange bike flags on our kids.

Molly Cranberries-Kraig 🦃

@DrTCombs

It’s ridiculous how massive these penis extenders have become. The irrational need to encase oneself in larger and larger metal cages to 1. Keep the rabble out 2. “Prove” one's virility or 3. Own the libtards is as pathetic as it is deadly.

#BikeTooter

Greg

@mckra1g @DrTCombs I read this a some sort of literal penis extender and was so confused when the next word was cage. :D

Dan W

@DrTCombs @timrichards
If you opened the bonnet and looked inside, you would see that their ginormungous grilles and flat bonnets are purely cosmetic.
These thing should be a a svelte as a Camaro, Challenger or Mustang up front.

Still Just Tim

@DrTCombs Good thing those drivers have enough room to take their gun collections around with them! Would be a shame to go to the grocery store unarmed, and with enough room for only two weeks of groceries.

SteveBologna

@DrTCombs Never any construction materials in the back of those trucks.

TAI

@DrTCombs you know not for nothing, it's getting old with the ridiculous resentment of trucks. Owning one of these without purpose, i get it. but some ridiculous assertions such as vision are twisted, they see far more in advance than a corolla close to the ground, school buses , ban them too? I need my truck for work and its barely enough. I sure hope none of you are hypocrites, the ones who call a friend with a truck on moving day, I know plenty of them.they never call a Prius owner.

Elessar

@TAI @DrTCombs The are ways to make truck, big trucks, even buses and semi-trailers, with an excellent front vision. For instance in London, trucks with blind spots are just forbidden to enter the city, and there are still trucks and buses there. How so ? Well, they are properly designed, that's all it takes.

By positioning the cockpit above the engine. Or the engine on the rear, or middle, whatever, but somehow putting the driver in front, with large an extra-large windbreaker extending down to their feet.

Having a large engine visible in front of the truck, obstructing the driver's vision is an irresponsible design feature, not a technical need.

@TAI @DrTCombs The are ways to make truck, big trucks, even buses and semi-trailers, with an excellent front vision. For instance in London, trucks with blind spots are just forbidden to enter the city, and there are still trucks and buses there. How so ? Well, they are properly designed, that's all it takes.

TAI

@DrTCombs I've been to Stockholm, they could make a case against most of you

@ NovaNaturalist

@DrTCombs the designers of these vehicles should be taken to court for conspiring to commit acts of violence.

Wyatt (🏳️‍⚧️♀?)

@DrTCombs I miss 1980s mini pickups. Wasn't there some legislative reason those went away and we got these monsters?

My old Volvo 240 sedan (now deceased) next to a 1980's Nissan/Datsun pickup truck. They are about the same size.
Tofu Golem

@DrTCombs
More children are dying in pedestrian collisions so that a few truck owners can feel less sad about their small penises.

alexadeswift

@DrTCombs that is terrifying, truly terrifying. Much better to use a panel van for a work vehicle I would have thought.

But I wonder if these are not even working vehicles but used as family cars, which just seems idiotic.

Nadege Roche-Labarbe

@DrTCombs @magalhini @bllgvn Woa. I live in France and I've never seen one of these. Even when I lived in Boston and don't remember seeing one. In French we have a saying (which we apply to much smaller cars though) : big car, small dick. Hope that helps 😅

IngridAusOL

@DrTCombs

DIE GEHÖREN V E R B O T E N. PUNKT.

Elessar

@DrTCombs I am personally in favour of hardening the rules to ratify cars for driving public infrastructure. The are already emission rules, we just need one more rule : driver must be able to see something on the ground two meters in front of the car.

That would immediately stop the sales and production of these absurdities, and free maker's time for designing properly.

Lena Peh

@DrTCombs
Two days ago I took part in a ridiculous discussion where someone stated pedestrians were a menace to drivers because they are jaywalking. And he feels restricted in his freedom if he has to slow down and pay attention. Radars and cameras will make all speed limits dispensable.
I dared to ask if he was menaced of being traumatized by hurting someone and got blocked instantly.

May I repost your picture on bluesky to ask how the f*ck the kid is supposed to be menacing the driver?

@DrTCombs
Two days ago I took part in a ridiculous discussion where someone stated pedestrians were a menace to drivers because they are jaywalking. And he feels restricted in his freedom if he has to slow down and pay attention. Radars and cameras will make all speed limits dispensable.
I dared to ask if he was menaced of being traumatized by hurting someone and got blocked instantly.

El Tico

@DrTCombs I predict that in 20 years trucks will be so tall, that they will just drive right over kids without harming them. Like those lowrider cars with hydraulics but to the extreme. So long they can avoid the tyres.

Luca

@DrTCombs the cars grow with the children. Wait till she’s 18! 😳😂

dch :flantifa: :flan_hacker:

@DrTCombs take a 4" metal spike with you and trash the 2 side tires as you walk past. You'll find they stop parking in your hood soon enough.

James J Malcolm

@DrTCombs clearly you need to trade in your kid in for a Dutch model. It’s the only sensible way forward!

:blahaj: Why Not Zoidberg? 🦑

@DrTCombs Americans are the mot insecure and overcompensating people in the world, it seems.

Keev 🇺🇦

@DrTCombs
It's saying something about the owners, just can't say publicly

Nicovel0

@DrTCombs typical evolutionary predator/prey relationship

Cegorach

@DrTCombs wait till they are adult and urban monster trucks have grown enough to crush them under their wheels still!

DELETED

@DrTCombs It's funny, all the people I know who have subcompacts, compacts, electrics, and even crossovers ask me to move their stuff, pick up wood at Home Depot, pick up exercise equipment, then haul said exercise equipment to the junk yard, move their antiques when they buy them, and again haul away their old furniture, haul their massive piles of cardboard away because they don't want to put in the effort to break it down properly, all in my truck. And they never even offer gas money. And there are people in this thread talking about putting pamphlets on someone's private property, or worse, fucking SPITTING on someone's vehicle, and not seeing a problem with that? That's no better than a monkey throwing shit.

@DrTCombs It's funny, all the people I know who have subcompacts, compacts, electrics, and even crossovers ask me to move their stuff, pick up wood at Home Depot, pick up exercise equipment, then haul said exercise equipment to the junk yard, move their antiques when they buy them, and again haul away their old furniture, haul their massive piles of cardboard away because they don't want to put in the effort to break it down properly, all in my truck. And they never even offer gas money. And there...

Laurens 🧢

@DrTCombs I can't help but notice the fact that the suspension of that vehicle seems to have been extended quite a bit. Of course a truck like that has more clearance than a regular car, but this is ridiculous.

(Apart from the fact that you do not need such a large truck when you're not a farmer or operator of another business requiring that sort of vehicle, of course.)

Tammy Garrison

@DrTCombs I'm also super fond of how they're pulled up on the sidewalk so no one will hit their 100k deathmobile and also so that people using wheelchairs and with other mobility issues can't get through. A++ societal failure.

hömma

@DrTCombs @kommaKucken Interesting negativ mathematical correlation between the height of kids over time and the shrinking of penis size of fragile egos over the same time frame.

jack will miss this server

@DrTCombs some kind of shaped thermite construction you could place on the hood and cut into the engine block, rendering the vehicle safe?

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