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to use DEET to remove scratches from the markers or the headlights.
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owner searching through the rubble for random numbers and letters, using whatever he could find to stick those to
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Emergency personnel in Ephrata PA were called to a scene
described by senior chief Charles "Chutney" Summers as "purty dang big."
Chief Summers proceeded to explain his current theory about the blaze: "Well, some newb
left these orange side markers on their car, and it appeared that they may have attenpted
to use DEET to remove scratches from the markers or the headlights. Unfortunately, the
driver's EXTENSIVE collection of heavy gold jewelry and finest watches generated some
static electricity, causing the driver's hairpiece to accumulate a massive static charge.
It leapt from the positively-charged scalp of the British expatriate toward the
55-gallon drum of WD-40 in the back seat.
Unfortunately, the combination of DEET, flashy jewelry, flying hairpieces, and a series of loud,
high-pitched profanity, unintelligible to all standers-by, was sufficient to ignite the WD-40.
The vehicle's owner, a now-carless chap still muttering something like "stupid pumpkins" under his breath, agreed that the loss of
his car is sad, but the true loss is the nearly-full drum of WD-40. "It had so much water left to displace," said the driver," and that
hits me square in the bollocks."
As the fire was extinguished and we began packing our cameras to drive away, I couldn't help but watch the once-proud
owner searching through the rubble for random numbers and letters, using whatever he could find to stick those to
the rear deck of the smoldering Porsche. I don't know what "CARRERA 911 996 PORSCHE PORSCHE CARRERA [NEW LINE] PORSCHE 911"
means to me, but in the mind of a man whose two favorite things on earth - his 911 and his WD40 - are now gone, it's
more meaningful than I, or anyone else, will ever understand...a short, sad epitaph written by a man who just didn't speak that clearly to begin with.
As Chief Chutney Summers and his men were loading equipment back onto the hook-and-ladder unit, I asked
if he had any insight or words of comfort for the road-going community. He thought for a moment and then
shared with a smile, "Well, it least it wasn't a coupe."
Back to the studio!
HAIR PIECE???????? Schnell you need to get a job. You have way too much time on your hands. I must say though, very well thought up and delivered hahahaha.
This just in: The NHTSA investigation has revealed that a secondary contributing factor was repeated up/down cycles of the convertible top whilst driving slowly around the owner's country estate. The NHTSA investigator's theory is that the car finally said to itself "Fxxx this ****" and willed itself to spontaneously self-combust.
On a related note, the local office of Child & Family Services has been called in to further investigate based on disturbing photographic evidence turned over to it by the NHTSA.
