S2000 vs. Beaver
10-11-2005, 11:30 AM
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No no the beaver is most definitely dead. Probably was very shortly after I hit it since I was going relatively fast.
10-11-2005, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by shareall,Oct 11 2005, 03:30 PM
Probably was very shortly after I hit it since I was going relatively fast.
lol!so how do you know that it was a beaver and not maybe a racoon?
10-11-2005, 11:37 AM
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where abouts were you driving when this unfortunate collision happened?
i too had an unfortunate run-over incident w/ a small animal a few months ago - luckily it was small enough to fit underneath the bumper (and the black plastic flap just in front of the front wheel) and no blood splatters over the paint job.
who knew hitting a squirrel would make the same sound as popping an inflated juice box.
the little ****er had it coming though - i swerved the opposite way of it's direction of travel to avoid it, but the stupid thing ran back, right into my car. and this was on willowdale and finch! a nice urbanized area.
i too had an unfortunate run-over incident w/ a small animal a few months ago - luckily it was small enough to fit underneath the bumper (and the black plastic flap just in front of the front wheel) and no blood splatters over the paint job.
who knew hitting a squirrel would make the same sound as popping an inflated juice box.
the little ****er had it coming though - i swerved the opposite way of it's direction of travel to avoid it, but the stupid thing ran back, right into my car.
and this was on willowdale and finch! a nice urbanized area.
10-11-2005, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by BlackieZ,Oct 11 2005, 01:56 PM
lol, no no, good boots are not worth it. You bring a chain, hook up one end to the rear bumper, the other end to the perp, then continue on your way to work... then shopping... then home... and a drive down some dirt road... what ever remains, get to drink lighter fluid. One important detail, you have to chant: My name is Shareall. You have killed my bumper. Now you must repay!
10-11-2005, 11:44 AM
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I actually thought it was a raccoon at first! But this morning I drove by there (it's on my way to work) and I saw the brown fur and that flat tail. 
It happened on a side road north of Cobourg - definitely rural area.
It happened on a side road north of Cobourg - definitely rural area.
