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I saw that somewhere else and pretty much think it was a bit of justice. The cig out the window thing really gets me. I don't smoke, but I don't toss pop cans and whatnot out the window.

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Serves him right for littering. I can't stand it when people litter. And oh by the way what ever happened to carrying a fire extinquisher with you? I have one in both my vehicles. Never know when you'd need one. Woulda saved that kid about 29 grand.

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I hate when people toss butts out when they are in front of me.  I know I won't spontaniously combust or anything, it just pisses me off!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Especially at night when the sparks from hitting the pavement bounce onto my Vehicle, and all over the windshield! Real attention getter there. :withstupid:

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Man, this really gets to me too. I would love to see someone throw one out and get stopped and fined - but I never have. I don't know why some people think it's ok to litter, or to possibly start a fire if the lit cigarette butt lands in dry brush by the side of the road. I'm not happy he trashed his SUV, but I bet he won't be doing THAT again! OK, maybe I AM glad it happened to someone who would do that.

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Yeh, that made the evening news here too (Vancouver, BC).

 

If people want to smoke, their choice, but I really hate the litter of butts that are almost everywhere you go, especially in places like parks and nature trails, bad enough on the highway.

 

What I can't figure out is how long it must have taken him to smell the burning smell; seat fabrics and vinyl usually stink incredibly. Although once that seat foam padding would get going he wouldn't have much time.

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