Boxster-1 Chicken- 0

[iguana]

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[Gaity]

Jeez, that bird must have been giving it some..................

[rich 36]

You ROOSTER!



Was it fired from a gun

[adamt]

That is a great set of pics,

and the vegetarian BS is funy too.

all the best
adam

[nel]

But chickens can't fly - how did it get up to windscreen height - trampolining?

Reminds me of the story of the Belgians checking the impact resistance of their trains, so they borrowed the launching mechanism and the impact test procedure used by a jet engine manufacturer, who would lob speedy (dead) chickens through the engines to prove birdstrike resistance. The belgians had problems with the chickens punching a hole straight through the drivers cab, until someone pointed out that they were supposed to defrost them first...

[Don]

Christ. Are you sure it wasn't frozen!

Going to take some cleaning up, that. I reckon the wool carpet trim will have to be replaced. Leather should clean up OK I'd have thought....maybe.

Blurgh!

[oddman]

nel said:

But chickens can't fly - how did it get up to windscreen height - trampolining?

Isn't it a pheasant? That would explain height off ground.

Nobody has mantioned that the interior looks





















fowl



T

[softinthehead]

nel said:

But chickens can't fly - how did it get up to windscreen height - trampolining?

actually they can fly sort of, and very briefly, if the incentive is right (if youve ever seen a chicken running from a fox they can achieve 8-10ft briefly). in this case the incentive was surely to catch a glimpse of the creature making that wonderful mid-engined roar....

[nel]

softinthehead said:

nel said: But chickens can't fly - how did it get up to windscreen height - trampolining? actually they can fly sort of, and very briefly, if the incentive is right (if youve ever seen a chicken running from a fox they can achieve 8-10ft briefly). in this case the incentive was surely to catch a glimpse of the creature making that wonderful mid-engined roar....

Recall hearing/reading about some RAF pilots in WW2 who tried to solve a bet about whether chickens could fly by taking a couple up to several thousand feet and chucking them out of the cockpit. Maybe this chicken had suffered a similar fate and was still on the way down when it got boxsterised?

[softinthehead]

oddman said:

nel said: But chickens can't fly - how did it get up to windscreen height - trampolining? Isn't it a pheasant? That would explain height off ground. Nobody has mantioned that the interior looks fowl T

do you think it made the driver.....duck?

[softinthehead]

an awful lot of damage from such a ....poultry impact




(shall we stop this now?)

[superlightr]

KFC have yet to perfect their drive through procedure....

[softinthehead]

shame its not a ford transit, you could have called it cock-au-van

[johnny senna]

For the poor driver that must have been a plucking close shave.......

[softinthehead]

yep, that interior looks like something from a sam peck-inpah movie

[Bodo]

Looks like the car was driving more than 30

[manek]

No idea wattle clean up the insides of that Porker...

[nel]

Goddarnit - if you can't beat 'em join 'em!

Would have been more appropriate if it had happened to a Seat Coop-ra or, it it had to happen to a porker, a Cay-hen.

[johnny senna]

And you can bet that the Porker driver wasn't feathering the throttle either. He probably had a mate in the passenger seat egging him on.

[silver993tt]

I hope the driver plucked up enough courage to drive home. Still, looks like he ended up with more than just egg on his face.