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Police Car jumps Seattle's University Bridge during police pursuit last Wednesday.
- Thread starter Donkeyd
- Start date
djdeeds
Constantly laughing at the world
It's weird how those three cowboy cops got out the car and started marching toward the gap like it's some kind of movie where we all see them slowly stride ahead as a big explosion erupts behind their silhouette as they casually tip their aviation sunglasses ... but the stupid cunts are wasting their time cos the fucker bopped over the little gap and got away. Put your mirrored sunglasses away boys !
This is why you shoot…..! Don’t chase….just shoot.
You're not thinking...
I sure am, boy!
I sure am, boy!
ghastly_Predator
Forum Veteran
That Nigger got away from those Piggies. It's not something you hear often
Just the good ‘ol boys, never meaning’ no harm, it’s all they’ve ever done, been in trouble with The Law since the day they were born…
djdeeds
Constantly laughing at the world
I've been looking at a whole lot of old posts from people and this one I had to make comment ... That ramp required SO much math and precision (if it's not Ai ) it blows my fucking mind someone tried that !!
It was a real stunt performed by real a stuntman. I saw the actual car at a James Bond vehicle exhibition in London several years ago.
I lived in Seattle for a while when I worked for GTE back in the mid 90s. I don't miss it at all. And that's really saying something because I grew up in East Dallas. Besides the beautiful forest nearby, Seattle made Dallas look like a utopia.
