10/03/2007
Unexplainable [PIC]
Can this picture be explained? Digg.com user itomixdotcom thinks he has it all figured out.
"Seems pretty straightforward. The UPS Driver accidentally backed down the hill, losing a bunch of his cargo. While he was busy talking with the Police about how to get his truck up the hill, a wedding party was getting their pictures taken nearby. One of the groomsmen forgot to buy the happy couple a present. Just his luck - he grabbed a random box and badda-boom... instant present. Good thing the Bride and Groom happen to be tailors. Otherwise this wouldn't have made sense."He's got me convinced. What? Think you can do better? Post it here.
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The explanation is obvious. You see, people who use sergers are a loyal sort, adamantly devoted to their use.
The photo quite obviously shows a young actor filming a serger commercial. The UPS truck driver, also a serge enthusiast, was so impressed and overwhelmed with the tuxedo being modeled -- said tuxedo having been sewn together solely by a superior serger -- that he accidentally drove the UPS truck up the embankment while watching the filming, ostensibly.
Now he's trying to explain to the police officers that no, he wasn't simply trying to get closer to that serger. Not an easy sell, given sergers' popularity!
The photo quite obviously shows a young actor filming a serger commercial. The UPS truck driver, also a serge enthusiast, was so impressed and overwhelmed with the tuxedo being modeled -- said tuxedo having been sewn together solely by a superior serger -- that he accidentally drove the UPS truck up the embankment while watching the filming, ostensibly.
Now he's trying to explain to the police officers that no, he wasn't simply trying to get closer to that serger. Not an easy sell, given sergers' popularity!
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> : October 05, 2007 1:06 AM
> : October 05, 2007 1:06 AM
The explanation is obvious. You see, people who use sergers are a loyal sort, adamantly devoted to their use.
The photo quite obviously shows a young actor filming a serger commercial. The UPS truck driver, also a serge enthusiast, was so impressed and overwhelmed with the tuxedo being modeled -- said tuxedo having been sewn together solely by a superior serger -- that he accidentally drove the UPS truck up the embankment while watching the filming, ostensibly.
Now he's trying to explain to the police officers that no, he wasn't simply trying to get closer to that serger. Not an easy sell, given sergers' popularity!
The photo quite obviously shows a young actor filming a serger commercial. The UPS truck driver, also a serge enthusiast, was so impressed and overwhelmed with the tuxedo being modeled -- said tuxedo having been sewn together solely by a superior serger -- that he accidentally drove the UPS truck up the embankment while watching the filming, ostensibly.
Now he's trying to explain to the police officers that no, he wasn't simply trying to get closer to that serger. Not an easy sell, given sergers' popularity!
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