Crash test performed by myself
08-03-2007, 06:35 PM
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RE: Crash test performed by myself
ORIGINAL: ucdgreek
man people are so tough on the internet. this guy seems serious so everyone stop the insults.
man people are so tough on the internet. this guy seems serious so everyone stop the insults.
BTW, I don't think "menace to society" was over the top.
08-03-2007, 07:52 PM
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RE: Crash test performed by myself
This thread is reminicient of Gstams "I ate out a hooker" thread. I can't tell if the reaction is exactly what was wanted, although the original post seemed toframe itthat way. I'm thinking this was a parody, right down to the follow-upethug invites.
08-03-2007, 08:34 PM
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RE: Crash test performed by myself
ORIGINAL: sleeper2
Years ago there was an article in Car and Driver/Motor Trend or some such magazine about a performance driving school. The instructor started off by saying unless a meteor hit your car from outer-space, any collision is your own fault. I thought I knew how to drive until I spent years and years motorcycle touring. You learn about things like tunnel vision and accident avoidance real quick.
Sleeper2
Years ago there was an article in Car and Driver/Motor Trend or some such magazine about a performance driving school. The instructor started off by saying unless a meteor hit your car from outer-space, any collision is your own fault. I thought I knew how to drive until I spent years and years motorcycle touring. You learn about things like tunnel vision and accident avoidance real quick.
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doing 110 is stoopid. I think you got what you deserved - ESPECIALLY when your premium gets jacked up.
08-03-2007, 08:41 PM
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BTW, I mostly agree with the "all accidents are preventable" theory. Other than the meteor, or if you are at a stop with nowhere to go. But if you are in motion, driving defensivelyand paying full attention, you are capable of avoiding just about anything hurled at you.
08-03-2007, 09:31 PM
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RE: Crash test performed by myself
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or if you are at a stop with nowhere to go.
or if you are at a stop with nowhere to go.
though i'm just as guilty of pulling up on someone's *** at a light as anyone else... [&o]
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08-03-2007, 09:41 PM
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RE: Crash test performed by myself
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i disagree... you should be able to leave enough space between you and the car in front of you to at least pull up half a car length or more... could be enough space to prevent somebody who's not payin attention to save your rear end.
though i'm just as guilty of pulling up on someone's *** at a light as anyone else... [&o]
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or if you are at a stop with nowhere to go.
or if you are at a stop with nowhere to go.
though i'm just as guilty of pulling up on someone's *** at a light as anyone else... [&o]
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