Man, Tired of Dealing with Potholes in His Town, Gets Officials’ Attention with Hilarious Eye-Catching Prank
A British man, fed up with the large potholes on a road near his home that remained unrepaired for more than eight months, ...
A giant pothole plagued his commute. He put an upside-down statue in it.
James Coxall used his daughter’s old jeans, shirts and shoes to make it look like someone was stuck in a pothole, which his ...
'You've got to have a laugh,' says British man who put fake legs in pothole
A British man has been either swerving around or barreling over the more than metre-long crater in his village for the last ...
Frustrated By Potholes, UK Man Places Upside-Down Statue To Catch Officials' Attention
Frustrated by the poor condition of a local road, a British villager decided to take humorous action. He staged a comical ...
Trouble afoot! Man fed up with pothole finally gets officials’ attention with puddle-diver prank
James Coxall, 41, set up the realistic-looking prank in Castle Camps, England on Sunday after the gaping hole sat unfixed for ...
Furious dad fed up with huge three-foot-wide pothole gets brilliant revenge
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Council forced to take action as pothole problem gets wildly out of hand
James Coxall, 41, set up the realistic-looking prank in Castle Camps, England on Sunday after the gaping hole sat unfixed for eight months, forcing drivers to “either stop or hit the pothole”, he told ...
Driver stages pothole protest as road left looking like this
A carpenter frustrated with the state of his village road has created a pair of fake legs and stuck them in a huge pothole ...
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A giant pothole plagued his commute. He put an upside-down statue in it
James Coxall’s strategy to raise awareness about a roughly four-inch-deep pothole in his English village involved children’s jeans, colorful shoes, hand-me-down shirts, wood and a brick.