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March 12, 2007
Car Tipping
This interesting find 
by GEC member 'Joerg_M', who posted it last June, shows a car tipped on its side in a parking lot in northwest Germany. What is it about people parking in this part of the world? It wasn't long ago we found a car parked on the side of a building in the Netherlands. Is there a gravitational anomaly in this part of the world? One member in the forums speculated the car on its side was a new form of "cow tipping". Maybe like "tractor tipping" as seen in the movie "Cars"?
Posted by FrankTaylor at March 12, 2007 7:47 AM
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Posted by: MiG at March 12, 2007 11:37 AM
I was thinking that maybe Mr Bean had been at work there, but I guess the advertising explanation makes more "sense"...
Posted by: Jason Birch at March 12, 2007 1:44 PM
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I just talked to a very nice woman from the gas station there (you can see that it is one by turning on the transportation layer). She told me that this was some sort of advertising some years ago. She also told me that her husband uses Google Earth a lot too.