Don't click on this and look...

[Mike Phillips]

It's a close-up of a bird dropping I took for an article...

http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/715/BirdDropping101.jpg



:bolt:

[alko]

looks like it came from a baby pterodactyl

[rider9195]

Aww man! You got me.

[Ray@Autogeek]

lmao got me.

[Attn2Detailz]

Do I see corn?? :hungry:

[pojoe1975]

That is a bad stain looks very difficult to remove without scratching the paint good luck

[timaishu]

:nomore: LOL

Surely that landed on a tinted window and not black paint right?

[rddmxmeth10]

Yummy!! Good thing I just finished lunch!

[random]

Can't really tell how big the mess is. Here's my contribution:

http://i1133.photobucket.com/albums/m581/ak_random/ak_random%20public/IMG_1886.jpg

[Rencor]

ok

[BMW]

That has to be one of the crappiest photos...

[Mike Phillips]

Found a dried bird dropping on Max's AMG so I took the opportunity to update this thread with actual pictures of the real deal versus a simulated dropping.


How to safely remove a dried bird dropping (http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/23231-how-safely-remove-dried-bird-dropping.html)


Note: For health safety reasons it's a good idea to wear gloves when doing this.



:xyxthumbs:

[oldmodman]

It kind of looks like an entire coconut was left out sitting on a lawn for six months until it was good and rotten, then smashed on the street.

Not that I ever did anything like that when I was ten.

[jpegs13]

Look closely in the middle..... It's TEXAS!