In reply to 914Driver :
People restore perfectly ordinary '53 6-cylinder Chevy 150s, '64 stripper Fairlanes, and lots of other boring cars they made a million of, all the time.
50 years from now, finding a solid '19 Model 3 will be just the same to the people growing up now.
Your argument is invalid.
GCrites said:Appleseed said:
And it was supposed to be big enough to buy a pool!
And adding 20% was enough to make Clark fall out
In reply to johndej :
Huh?
In reply to stroker :
The fastest moving object humanity has done is supposedly a manhole.
Goin from memory:
When the US was doing underground nuclear testing (or something) they neglected to pull manhole covers. Due to the pressure, the cover went :pop:
There is a single frame of film of high speed film catching a manhole moving at very high speed.
If i remember correctly.
It was moving at an estimated 125,000MPH. It is theorized that, due to its mass and speed, it didn't have a chance to burn up in atmosphere as it cleared about 90% of it in 0.2 seconds
Duke said:In reply to 914Driver :
People restore perfectly ordinary '53 6-cylinder Chevy 150s, '64 stripper Fairlanes, and lots of other boring cars they made a million of, all the time.
50 years from now, finding a solid '19 Model 3 will be just the same to the people growing up now.
Your argument is invalid.
Also, that Charger is very far from restored.
No meme, no time
Mr_Asa said:In reply to stroker :
The fastest moving object humanity has done is supposedly a manhole.
Goin from memory:
When the US was doing underground nuclear testing (or something) they neglected to pull manhole covers. Due to the pressure, the cover went :pop:
There is a single frame of film of high speed film catching a manhole moving at very high speed.
If i remember correctly.
Crap, I thought it was from when Stallone drove over the manhole cover in Driven
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