Image 1 — Somebody hit and killed one of my local foxes, and left him in the middle of the road to rot
Image 2 — Somebody hit and killed one of my local foxes, and left him in the middle of the road to rot
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Somebody hit and killed one of my local foxes, and left him in the middle of the road to rot

he is safe and buried in my backyard now. i am very grateful that my garden is fully bloomed and i could lay him to rest in a pretty bed of flowers as he deserves. whoever hit him could not even give the time to move him to the curb. i sobbed for hours. i am grateful it happened so close to my home in which i could run over and scoop him up.

u/Georgehull — 5 days ago

People who do this tell me why

I drive a van for work, every single day without fail, no matter what type of road I'm on, the following occurs.. The car behind me will pull as far right as possible to peer around me, sometimes they never overtake when there is plenty chance, they just hover about on my off side rear quarter. I think theyre just trying to look past me, to test this i often position close to the centre line, at which point they will cross the centre line to look past, but still never overtake. Sometimes its on a 20 mph, one morning a driver clipped an island in the middle of the road while they were doing this. I just dont get it, can drivers really not handle it when theres a larger vehicle in front that they can't see past or through?

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u/Georgehull — 3 months ago