RAID kills bugs D-E-A-D!!

**MC Hammered** · #1 (**permalink**) Jul 09, 06

And so does my car it seems!

Started with a freshly cleaned car and this is what is left of 4 hours of driving from Spokane to Seattle.

I had to clean the windshield every 30 minutes.

The wheel doesn't do a bad job either!

Mike Ill · #2 (**permalink**) Jul 09, 06

those are all bugs???

b0ld · #3 (**permalink**) Jul 09, 06

make sure you give it a good pressure wash.... even at the grills cause god knows what your rad looks like now...

veN · #4 (**permalink**) Jul 09, 06

Eww! same deal, on the way from van to sicamous we killed plenty of bugs. we named them too. maximus was a disgusting redy gushy mess that spanned like 3 inches in diameter.

Mike Ill · #5 (**permalink**) Jul 09, 06

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Originally Posted by Nev

maximus was a disgusting redy gushy mess that spanned like 3 inches in diameter.

ahaha.. that's the name i'm giving to my first born son

b0ld · #6 (**permalink**) Jul 09, 06

I'll never forget the time traveling across the country..... was in manitoba and I woke up to what sounded like rain...... when it was actual june bugs....shad flies.... dragon flies hidding the van...... never seen anything like it....

**MC Hammered** · #7 (**permalink**) Jul 09, 06

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Originally Posted by b0ld

make sure you give it a good pressure wash.... even at the grills cause god knows what your rad looks like now...

Took my pressure washer to the car and it took about 15 minutes to blast off all the remnants.

I wish I took a picture of the wings on the bird that must have flown into my wheel :c-tard:

project.one · #8 (**permalink**) Jul 09, 06

Your wheels scare me after that pic!

**MC Hammered** · #9 (**permalink**) Jul 09, 06

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Originally Posted by b0ld

I'll never forget the time traveling across the country..... was in manitoba and I woke up to what sounded like rain...... when it was actual june bugs....shad flies.... dragon flies hidding the van...... never seen anything like it....

Dragonflys make a huge mess.

Big fat bees that can't fly too high since they are loaded with nectar make a big splash too.

European · #10 (**permalink**) Jul 10, 06

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Originally Posted by MC Hammered

I wish I took a picture of the wings on the bird that must have flown into my wheel :c-tard:

Thank you for not posting a picture of that. Although I'm sure the deer that got stuck in our windshild was way worse.

Goat · #11 (**permalink**) Jul 12, 06

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Originally Posted by djflawless

ahaha.. that's the name i'm giving to my first born son

You're not pregnant, right?

impure · #12 (**permalink**) Jul 12, 06

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Originally Posted by European

Thank you for not posting a picture of that. Although I'm sure the deer that got stuck in our windshild was way worse.

oh man, that reminds me of driving through the mountains entering northern california with a load of horses in the trailer, it was 3 am and the roads were empty and will (the driver at the time) didn't see the deer for some reason (i watched the whole thing happen, i thought he knew the deer was there and didn't want to seem like an asshole by pointing out the obvious fact that a deer was crossing our path)
we swerved and jumped a lane of traffic but it still took off 1/3 of our bumper.