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So um… Could I get your insurance information? Hmm… you know what, you could probably just buff that out…

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  1. Uncle Fester says:

    It’s terrible when they try to breed…

  2. Czernobog says:

    Rule #34… We meet again.

  3. slvgirl1976 says:

    That is so not real

  4. Danbala says:

    Gnah. I’ve been reading so much about horse breeding lately, my first thought was “Ah well, that foal will have good conformation”. ;p

  5. Lizzy says:

    I thought it was going to be a sexual joke since I did not scroll down far enough to see the people. Like, ‘So uh, can I get your number?” “Uhm.. maaaybe later..” but it wasn’t so I failed.

    Le sigh.

  6. This one cracked me up; I also really liked Mothergoose’s and Eddiepscetti’s takes on this photo.

  7. Maverick says:

    I know where this happened

  8. SK says:

    Looking at the photo, the damage isn’t just chipped paint. The top tank’s rear hatch is torn off and the 120mm main gun is probably bent or pushed back out of battery. The bottom tank’s front is probably damaged and there is a good chance the track-guards are crumpled. The bottom tank’s bustle rack (the frame box on the rear of the turret for stowage) is probably destroyed and the ammunition storage in the rear of the turret is proably damaged (especially the top panels which are left thin to ensure an ammunition cook-off goes up away from the tank rather than inside the turret. I saw an M1A2 in Kosovo grind a wrecked car into scrap in about 5 seconds. We also use them to destroy vehicles used by the enemy in Iraq (you get caught smuggling weapons, your car gets flattened).

    • Murder,Inc. says:

      It seems odd to me that only two crew are visible. This *may* have been done on purpose as a training exercise for recovery.

    • Grumpy Curmugeon says:

      I guess the upshot of it is: Tanks are very tough, but they are also very heavy! (And they have all sorts of relatively delicate “bits” hanging off them that may well object to having 70 tons try to drive over them.)

      You do raise a very interesting point: What would have happened if they had been carrying a full load of ammo? I realise that good ammo is very stable until you want it to go off, but surely there are limits to the amount of abuse a 120mm shell will take!

      • SK says:

        The shells are stored horizontally in a heavily armored compartment at the rear of the turret. The top of the compartment is thin to allow an explosion from killing the crew (they are protected by a set of heavy blast doors). Odds are nothing would have happened with a full load since the blast doors are only open when the loader activates a switch.
        I saw an ammunition cook-off in Bosnia in 1993 when an A-10 rolled in on a T-55 (could have been a T-62) and hit it with a Maverick guided missile. The turret flew at least 60ft into the air like a bottle rocket (probably a 20 ton casting) and the engine was thrown out the rear of the vehicle. The only thing left of the crew that the NATO guys ever found were teeth…every thing else was torched.

        • SpartanCanuck says:

          In 1993, the guys on the ground would’ve been UNPROFOR (some, but not all of whom were from NATO countries). NATO would come in on the ground two years later, which might make finding the teeth problematic.

  9. Jordo says:

    Why did you stop at a red light and let me hit you doing 80?!?!?! Do you have tools?! Can you fix this?! It even FEELS damaged!

  10. father time says:

    haha i saw this on family guy lastnight only it was peter and a deer and they were cars not tanks but the said exactly the same thing

  11. Fractal says:

    Makin’ more tanks, brb.

  12. fahrrad says:

    Dies ist ein großer Ort. Ich möchte hier noch einmal.

  13. marty says:

    tanks for the memories!

  14. Sarge says:

    Your tax dollars at work.

  15. Rusty Shackleford says:

    It’s St. Vith range in Fort Knox Ky. They weigh like 70 tons there is no excuse. Even with limited rear visibility they have to have a ground guide for all vehicles over 2.5 tons. Plus the Tank Commander can just look backwards from the top. That took speed.

  16. hooman says:

    is dey makin a hummer?


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