A man experiences irony as his car, laden with used tires, has a flat tire, Houston, Texas, March 1966.
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| (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) |
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man experiences photo op. man also experiences bad art direction, as half of those tires would have flown off if the pickup was actually moving.
ReplyDeleteNo, tires are fairly heavy and shipped this way, the two rubber surfaces laid upon each other have high friction coefficients.
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