Uncle_bob
Jan 18, 2004, 06:20 PM
On a sunny day in August of 2002, 4 little wees hijacked the first Perrymobile.
http://images.usatoday.com/travel/_photos/2002-05-24-van.jpg
The Perry mobile.
The Perrymobile was designed ONLY for use by The Perry, so it didn't have a brake and accelerator pad. The little wees started the Perrymobile and it started going down Goodwood Blvd. and made it's way to Interstate 11. After achieving a speed of around 16,000 miles per hour the tires vaporized and the Perrymobile started ascending into the air. One could only imagine the noises of the little wees!
After flying somewhere over Mobile, Alabama and achieving a speed of roughly 40,000 miles per hour the Perrymobile EXPLODED with an explosion the size of an atomic bomb. All of the flying birds within a 100 mile radius died due to the shockwave, all of the windows within a 100 mile radius shattered as well. Pieces of debris could be found as far west as Dallas, Texas , as far north as Little Rock Arkansas, and as far east as Atlanta, Georgia.
However, the Perrymobile, or remnants of it, continued flying for about an hour or so and crashed somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean.
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Uncle_bob on 2004-01-18 15:28 ]</font>
http://images.usatoday.com/travel/_photos/2002-05-24-van.jpg
The Perry mobile.
The Perrymobile was designed ONLY for use by The Perry, so it didn't have a brake and accelerator pad. The little wees started the Perrymobile and it started going down Goodwood Blvd. and made it's way to Interstate 11. After achieving a speed of around 16,000 miles per hour the tires vaporized and the Perrymobile started ascending into the air. One could only imagine the noises of the little wees!
After flying somewhere over Mobile, Alabama and achieving a speed of roughly 40,000 miles per hour the Perrymobile EXPLODED with an explosion the size of an atomic bomb. All of the flying birds within a 100 mile radius died due to the shockwave, all of the windows within a 100 mile radius shattered as well. Pieces of debris could be found as far west as Dallas, Texas , as far north as Little Rock Arkansas, and as far east as Atlanta, Georgia.
However, the Perrymobile, or remnants of it, continued flying for about an hour or so and crashed somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean.
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Uncle_bob on 2004-01-18 15:28 ]</font>