An unknown Jeeper in SoCal just bailed and abandoned his rig after wrangling himself into this position.
Damning photos of the four-door Jeep were posted to the Hemet Eye News Facebook group and almost immediately shared a thousand times over. There's little context to go off of, but it's clear to see the—ahem—adventurous wheelman decided they'd had enough of the narrow trail. With a steep dropoff looming no matter what route they took and the passenger side hanging toward a rocky ravine, giving up was definitely the best choice they made that day.
It frankly doesn't look too bad from this angle.
Yet another example of "more money than brains". Heh.
ReplyDeleteJeeping isn't what it once was......
ReplyDeleteMust be "Broke-Back mountain", because it looks like someone got stuck on the rim.
ReplyDelete"It is by such deeds and misadventures that we are remembered and become Legend"
ReplyDeleteThis is less a testament to the Jeep than it is to the lousy thinking of the driver. Don't blame the tool when the craftsman screws up.
ReplyDeleteMight be time to find your friendly neighborhood Chinook an a few strong cables.
ReplyDeleteIt's okay I have four wheel drive. I will hold your beer dipshit.
ReplyDeleteAll four-wheel drive does is get you stuck in more "interesting" places.
DeleteAnd, In_my_humble_opinion, "a Nadler moment" or "He Nadlered himself" needs to be added to our lexicon. I know I'm going to be using it from now on.
I think that probably induced a Jerrold Nadler moment.
ReplyDeleteWhat a puzzy to give up on that! That's doable, IMHO.
ReplyDeleteI doubt I would have given it up
ReplyDeleteMe either. Strap in tight and work that thing!
DeleteThe driver peered down into the ravine at all the other Jeeps down there and lost his will.
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