250-lb pig (yes, a swine)
Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2019 3:41 pm
I am at a loss for words but single words or two to three come to mind - stupid, dumb, senile, moronic
Distracted Driver Turns Out To Have 250-Pound Pig On Lap
The driver had a second pig in the car and said he didnt want them to get cold.
By Hilary Hanson
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/distract ... 4c08cfaa3e
A Minnesota sheriffs office encountered a couple of true road hogs earlier this week.
A driver who was pulled over for having trouble staying in his lane turned out to be operating the vehicle with a 250-pound pig on his lap, Sgt. Jason Foster told Minneapolis news station KMSP-TV.
He also had a smaller pig with him. Both pigs can be seen in a photo posted to social media by the Chisago County Sheriffs Office. The smaller pig appears to be standing next to the drivers seat, behind the larger pigs leg.
In the post, the sheriffs office noted that its officers have encountered plenty of drivers distracted by things like cellphones, food or changing the radio station, but catching someone driving with a lap pig was a first.
The mans erratic driving was apparently caused by the larger pig leaning against the steering wheel.
Foster told the TV station that the man had his pigs on his lap because he was moving to another part of the state and didnt want the pigs to get cold on the journey. The sergeant let the driver off with a warning.
When traveling by car with pets, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals generally recommends transporting them in secure, well-ventilated crates or carriers inside the vehicle.
Distracted Driver Turns Out To Have 250-Pound Pig On Lap
The driver had a second pig in the car and said he didnt want them to get cold.
By Hilary Hanson
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/distract ... 4c08cfaa3e
A Minnesota sheriffs office encountered a couple of true road hogs earlier this week.
A driver who was pulled over for having trouble staying in his lane turned out to be operating the vehicle with a 250-pound pig on his lap, Sgt. Jason Foster told Minneapolis news station KMSP-TV.
He also had a smaller pig with him. Both pigs can be seen in a photo posted to social media by the Chisago County Sheriffs Office. The smaller pig appears to be standing next to the drivers seat, behind the larger pigs leg.
In the post, the sheriffs office noted that its officers have encountered plenty of drivers distracted by things like cellphones, food or changing the radio station, but catching someone driving with a lap pig was a first.
The mans erratic driving was apparently caused by the larger pig leaning against the steering wheel.
Foster told the TV station that the man had his pigs on his lap because he was moving to another part of the state and didnt want the pigs to get cold on the journey. The sergeant let the driver off with a warning.
When traveling by car with pets, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals generally recommends transporting them in secure, well-ventilated crates or carriers inside the vehicle.