Anyone for a good puke

This morning, a lorry carrying rotting carcasses of dead livestock
(sheep and cow) started to lose its load and smeared about 2 kilometers
of highways round/near Paris with very smelly bits of animal innards,
limbs, heads...

This happened during the morning commute and cars did not stop, and
carried some more of the crud on their wheels spreading it over 5
kilometers of highways.

In the evening parts of the Périphérique and of the West freeway were
still closed while they were cleaning the mess.

I'm glad I work on the other side of Paris...

Waiting for our hyperactive prez to launch a new law about
carcass-carrying lorries.

Videos likely to be available on youtube or dailymotion.

 

We only had some **** fall off the back of a truck and get run over 20
times.

http://cbs5.com/topstories/local_story_285134926.html

 

'The man may have been struck before sunrise, possibly by several cars,
"(but) you'd think you'd have a car somewhere that stopped," Nelson said.
"If not, it's a hit and run."'

That's 20 hit and runs .. a record perhaps?

 

I have to say I am surprised the French even noticed....

"Ah, is ze new Roadside Andouillette!"

 

TOG@toil, ,
wrote:

Sheep? On a French road? And not on fire?

Wouldn't have happened in my day.