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'That Will Buff Out' Blog Shows Unbelievable Car Wrecks

by Caleb Johnson on September 9, 2009 at 03:26 PM

Those famous last words -- 'that will buff out' -- have been uttered more than a few times by folks who find their automobiles in, let's call them, 'compromising' situations. It's supposed to be a statement of reassurance, but seldom does it actually serve that purpose. Thanks to a new photoblog, called what else but 'That Will Buff Out,' you'll now know that whatever vehicular damage you might incur, things could always be worse.

The premise is simple: users submit photos of 'vehicles in compromising positions,' and you scroll through laughing at and commenting on the various entries till you cry. If you can imagine it (and sometimes even if you can't), there's a picture of it on this site. A van halfway sunk in some roadside swamp? Check. A white sedan hanging from a power line? Sure, it's there. And then there's our favorite (pictured above) -- a pickup truck stuck on the roof of a building. Just look at how thrilled those guys are to witness such an event.

There are no explanatory captions accompanying these pics, but none are needed. Don't feel guilty about laughing, though. After all, they say it's the best medicine. If only it repaired vehicles, too... [From: That Will Buff Out]

Tags: blogs, car crash, CarCrash, funny, photos, top, vehicle, web

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