Submitted by losimagic t3_10jckyl in nottheonion
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HJSDGCE t1_j5nklw5 wrote
British people live in constant rain, yet never think of making things rain-proof.
mypantsareonmyhead t1_j5l7kx3 wrote
These electric trucks also drip oil into their parking garage floors.
WaytoomanyUIDs t1_j5t38tr wrote
Lucas wasn't known as the princes of darkness for no reason
GetlostMaps t1_j5jwkcm wrote
Lucky it doesn't rain much in England.
Narrative_Causality t1_j5m2c7o wrote
Err, what? That's, like, one of it's defining features.
GetlostMaps t1_j5n4hpw wrote
r/woosh
realise2056 t1_j5k0uay wrote
The one day it rains in York they decide to collect the bins.
fire_crotch_mafia t1_j5jwhq8 wrote
Lol now the garbage truck itself is trash. Who picks that up?
randomFrenchDeadbeat t1_j5k598y wrote
For once the title is rather tame... since it did not just happen only one time:
>Rain caused the wagons to be taken off the city's roads for up to 26 days a month several times last year.
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>The [2] vehicles stopped working for a combined total of 481 days between January 2021 and November 2022.
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>Data from a freedom of information (FOI) request showed there was just one month - November 2021 - when both vehicles were on the road every day.
Potatoswatter t1_j5jrnqo wrote
Rainwater is Kryptonite to British made vehicles. This problem isn’t new with battery power.