To really polish this image off they should have duct taped the big yellow teddy bear to an old rocking chair and sat him on top of the car.

I think, if she did skedaddle on her old man she took the kid(s) with her also. She most likely took the young man riding shotgun so he could hold the passengers door closed. You must really sweat the small stuff when it comes to travel safety.

She looks identical to a girl down here that owes me 60 bucks. Maybe THAT's what happened........

I think OK is the state too. Good catch. I hadn't seen that plate before, but here's a pic of one I remembered. You can see why I suggested it. Look at the one in the lower left hand corner.
http://www.worldlicenceplates.com/jp...39;s-today.jpg

ahhhh.... you reminded me of the infamous Florida plate:
http://www.pl8.com/florida/images/assorgy.jpg

I've driven on that piece of highway a few times before...I didn't have that much stuff on my car, though.

'Is this the way to Amarillo?'

(Tony Christie 1960's re-release and no.1 in May this Year!)

OK so you've never heard of Tony Christie - but if there was a US equivalent then you should all be humming it by now - if not, you could buy the single or even download the ringtone! Otherwise you'll never know what you've been missing! :jig:

A good thunderstorm would make it much more exciting. :eyebrow:

This vehicle is actually the latest in tornado tracking. Meteorologists, noting that tornados tend to set down right in trailer parks, have created a MOBILE trailer park and have dubbed this the BAITMOBILE. I would venture to say that right after these pictures were taken, scientists made vast and immediate progress as an F5 tornado touched down right on TOP of that car.

Looks like an Oklahoma tag to me too.

:lol: Classic! Why haven't I seen your humor before this post? Glad you're here in the Cellar!

SuperIndians !

bargalunan, those are American loads that were outsourced. :lol:

Yes, wonderful country overrun by American way of life ! :eek2:

No respect for the traditions (real pictures, details excepted)

I don't think I would have been brave enough to pass behind this car to take pictures.