Reminds me of when my Grandma was driving around a field chasing an escaped ostrich (which can run 40-50 mph by the way, and turn on a dime) in the Great Ostrich Chase of ’93, in her Lincoln town car, with me and my brothers in the back seat. True story. It was fantastic.
I hope that after you caught the fleeing ostrich, you sat down with your grandmother and explained the dangers of cocaine abuse, and a few of the ways in which it can impair, or at least alter significantly, judgment.
Best wishes to you and your party-hard grandmother. May the good times never end!
-Anubis
To the person that was wondering about the farmer getting the money reimbursed for the ruined crops. Depending on where in the world this is, if it was in the United States for example (and I’m sure many other places around the world), the farmer most likely had crop insurance. So, most likely he would get the money for the damage.
Looks like one of the chase scenes from The Hunter, the 1980 film staring Steve McQueen portraying real-life bounty hunter Ralph “Papa” Thorson.
McQueen’s last film before his death.
i get why youre suspicious, i think youre looking at it the wrong way to get why theres one entrance and one exit. i think the coke-addled driver entered on the right of the field from the buildings, seeking an exit but realizing that there was a fence at the back of the field with no gap, frantically drove around the field thinking of an exit and then burst through the hedges at the bottom to the road in desperation only to have the cops bump the car in a circle to force a crash on the road to apprehend the guy. thats the way i see it anyway.
when you think of the bottom as the entrance the tracks just dont make sense, but in reverse they do [=
My friend once was arrested for driving through a corn field, and he payed a whole lotta money to that farmer. so don’t worry guys i’m sure he got money for the damaged crops. :)
Reminds me of when my Grandma was driving around a field chasing an escaped ostrich (which can run 40-50 mph by the way, and turn on a dime) in the Great Ostrich Chase of ’93, in her Lincoln town car, with me and my brothers in the back seat. True story. It was fantastic.
It’s too bad that we didn’t have “world wide web” and digital cameras back then.
Hahaha! that sounds epic!
Your grandma sounds fun.
I hope that after you caught the fleeing ostrich, you sat down with your grandmother and explained the dangers of cocaine abuse, and a few of the ways in which it can impair, or at least alter significantly, judgment.
Best wishes to you and your party-hard grandmother. May the good times never end!
-Anubis
The grandma wasn’t on cocaine
Rofl, whether or not the grandmother was on cocaine or not isn’t the point.
It was simple humor that connected the comment to the post.
I’d sum that up to one pissed off farmer
I know! Nobody ever thinks about how that must affect the farmer. I guess I do because I’m playing Harvest Moon, lol
You are officially awesome now.
Best game ever…. still havent beaten it.
Favorite game ever.
I knew there was a logical explanation for crop circles.
@lee,
Nah… These are “Cop” circles. :-)
Lolz just got 2 appreciate this….
I hope that farmer was reimbursed for his lost crops. Not very likely, but I hope he was all the same.
I don’t think I ever got to this level of Off Road.
Best Family Circus map ever.
What a great time to play the Benny Hill theme song..
To the person that was wondering about the farmer getting the money reimbursed for the ruined crops. Depending on where in the world this is, if it was in the United States for example (and I’m sure many other places around the world), the farmer most likely had crop insurance. So, most likely he would get the money for the damage.
No scarecrows were injured during the chase.
Looks like one of the chase scenes from The Hunter, the 1980 film staring Steve McQueen portraying real-life bounty hunter Ralph “Papa” Thorson.
McQueen’s last film before his death.
This shows how ineffective the police are at catching people.
So if this was a police chase why is there only one entrance and one exit?
There are two. One on the right and one at the bottom.
Like i said, one entrance, one exit…
no but theres one on the bottom and on the right too if you look good
i get why youre suspicious, i think youre looking at it the wrong way to get why theres one entrance and one exit. i think the coke-addled driver entered on the right of the field from the buildings, seeking an exit but realizing that there was a fence at the back of the field with no gap, frantically drove around the field thinking of an exit and then burst through the hedges at the bottom to the road in desperation only to have the cops bump the car in a circle to force a crash on the road to apprehend the guy. thats the way i see it anyway.
when you think of the bottom as the entrance the tracks just dont make sense, but in reverse they do [=
So how does the poor corn farmer get repaid for these damaged crops? I hope they caught the dude. Great photo btw.
lmao…very funny but i feel bad for whoever’s and that was :/
the end of the story involves two jealous police officers and one farmer with more than a car at the end of his pitchfork
that’s wheat, not corn
almost makes an anarchy sign up at the top. Hells yearh.
now that is a crop circle!
there is clearly only tracks from one car going in and out the cornfield. not being chased by police then
My friend once was arrested for driving through a corn field, and he payed a whole lotta money to that farmer. so don’t worry guys i’m sure he got money for the damaged crops. :)
This is one reason why I sure do love cocaine. It is a great drug if one can understand that the occasional use will cause no harm and no addiction.
So this is where crop circles come from
Best photo ever.
I knew I shouldn’t have introduced those aliens to Jagermeister.