i seem to be posting meaningless shait?

but i thought you deserved to have part in this wonderfull picture ^_^

http://www.ccyc.net/images/driver.jpg

something's not right about that photo. but if it is real then don't move that boat, and if that lady is the driver then she doesn't need to be smiling into the camera.

whoa - nobody breathe

fun...

Not real. Look how the boat is hooked up to the dock, there is slack in the rope, the boat would have moved and then front of the car would have plunged in.

there is no reflection of the car in the water?! unless im mistaken thats a pretty sure sign of a fake

that rope is not tied to the dock ...unless there's an iron post behind that lady...in the middle of the street... the boat could be tied at either end or both - none of which is really visible...

but who cares - it's a nice pic hihi

The boat was obviously closer to the dock at the time of impact, then the car rested on the ledge, pressing straight down, not pushing it out towards the water, so the car would not continue pushing the boat out to sea.

You can't really tell if the reflection of the car is there or not, 'cause it's wavy water.

However... why are there no skidmarks? Did the person just drive full speed at the boat without realizing it or caring?

If that lady is the driver, how did she get out of the car without getting wet?

She could have just gotten in the car, wanted to be in reverse but instead had it in drive. She gives it gas and the car lurches forward and goes over the ledge. It appears if a cement divider was moved as well. The car went off the ledge, crashed through the boat window, which caught the front end of the car and the car settled on the boat ledge. I don't think that the car could settle like that without the boat moving either, but stranger things have happened.

The one suspect part is under the car door, there looks like a cloning gone bad.

Why is the driver car door open?
Anyone who would've crashed into a boat, would not have simply walked out of the driver side door, would they? And if that lady is the owner/driver of the car, why isnt' she wet?

Unless of course some divers got down there and helped her out, or unless she opened the door, climbed up on the roof, and walked on top of her car and off to safety.

And there's no reflection of the car, not to mention that the rear wheel well is cracked in an odd way, it wouldn't have cracked like that off the edge of the dock.

Hmmm, just an observation.

Notice the window on the boat directly in front of the bumper...looks like a little use of a brush tool....