As a farm kid shoving a sleeping cow off its feet had a certain comical quality to when a few too many adult beverages had been consumed.
Seems as though some urban hooligans have not let the lack of bovine-esque live stock with in the confines of the San Fransisco area stop them form from enjoying this largely rural tradition.
While the comical side of this remains and I should be more grown up and mature about this kinda thing, I do get a certain amount of joy from this. Oh hell I will be honest I laughed my ass off and love this is done to piss off tree huggers, hipsters, and other holier than thou own fart sniffing CA types (yes thats a South Park reference) ....................
Seems as though some urban hooligans have not let the lack of bovine-esque live stock with in the confines of the San Fransisco area stop them form from enjoying this largely rural tradition.
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12:21 p.m. Monday, April 7, 2014
Fourth Smart car found flipped in Bernal Heights
KTVU.com and wires
SAN FRANCISCO —
Police in San Francisco are investigating why vandals in black hooded sweatshirts flipped four Smart cars on Monday in San Francisco's Bernal Heights and Excelsior neighborhoods.
Three Smart cars -- the compact, two-seaters designed to be fuel-efficient and easy to park in tight spaces -- were found flipped between 1 and 1:30 a.m. within about 10 blocks of each other, police Officer Gordon Shyy said.
Police reported that a fourth car was flipped in Bernal Heights at the intersection of Coso and Prospect late Monday morning.
The first car was found at about 1 a.m. in the 200 block of Anderson Street. That car had been flipped onto its roof, Shyy said.
Police then found a second Smart car flipped onto its side a few blocks away at Anderson Street and Ogden Avenue.
Then the vandals apparently moved across Interstate Highway 280 into the Excelsior and flipped a third car there onto its end, Shyy said.
Police responded to that call at about 1:30 a.m. and found the car at Bowdoin and Sweeny streets.
One witness told KTVU he saw a group of eight people in hooded sweatshirts walk up to his roommate's smart car and flip it vertically.
"First off, I was shocked. It was a little bit just like silly in my mind at first," said SF resident Brandon Michael. "[It was] definitely an act of vandalism."
All of the cars sustained shattered windows and body damage. The vehicles were placed back on their wheels and towed away.
The car tipping is being investigated as an act of felony vandalism and police are seeking multiple suspects who Shyy only described as wearing black hooded sweatshirts.
German auto manufacturer Smart Automobile started producing the tiny cars in the late 1990s. The cars have grown in popularity in San Francisco in recent years for their good gas mileage and ability to fit in tight parking spots.
"Smart car tipping" as a prank has existed almost as long as the Smart cars themselves, with numerous posts on social media showing photos and videos of the roughly 1,600-pound cars tipped on their sides, roofs or ends.
Fourth Smart car found flipped in Bernal Heights
KTVU.com and wires
SAN FRANCISCO —
Police in San Francisco are investigating why vandals in black hooded sweatshirts flipped four Smart cars on Monday in San Francisco's Bernal Heights and Excelsior neighborhoods.
Three Smart cars -- the compact, two-seaters designed to be fuel-efficient and easy to park in tight spaces -- were found flipped between 1 and 1:30 a.m. within about 10 blocks of each other, police Officer Gordon Shyy said.
Police reported that a fourth car was flipped in Bernal Heights at the intersection of Coso and Prospect late Monday morning.
The first car was found at about 1 a.m. in the 200 block of Anderson Street. That car had been flipped onto its roof, Shyy said.
Police then found a second Smart car flipped onto its side a few blocks away at Anderson Street and Ogden Avenue.
Then the vandals apparently moved across Interstate Highway 280 into the Excelsior and flipped a third car there onto its end, Shyy said.
Police responded to that call at about 1:30 a.m. and found the car at Bowdoin and Sweeny streets.
One witness told KTVU he saw a group of eight people in hooded sweatshirts walk up to his roommate's smart car and flip it vertically.
"First off, I was shocked. It was a little bit just like silly in my mind at first," said SF resident Brandon Michael. "[It was] definitely an act of vandalism."
All of the cars sustained shattered windows and body damage. The vehicles were placed back on their wheels and towed away.
The car tipping is being investigated as an act of felony vandalism and police are seeking multiple suspects who Shyy only described as wearing black hooded sweatshirts.
German auto manufacturer Smart Automobile started producing the tiny cars in the late 1990s. The cars have grown in popularity in San Francisco in recent years for their good gas mileage and ability to fit in tight parking spots.
"Smart car tipping" as a prank has existed almost as long as the Smart cars themselves, with numerous posts on social media showing photos and videos of the roughly 1,600-pound cars tipped on their sides, roofs or ends.
While the comical side of this remains and I should be more grown up and mature about this kinda thing, I do get a certain amount of joy from this. Oh hell I will be honest I laughed my ass off and love this is done to piss off tree huggers, hipsters, and other holier than thou own fart sniffing CA types (yes thats a South Park reference) ....................
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