Because both will obey the simple laws of physics relating to momentum, particularly angular momentum. I had already explained it to you, and any small boy can tell you that when running, you will have a tendancy to slide toward the outer edge of a turn if you lose your footing. Bicycles will do this, as well as any…
Are you saying there is something about the people there that prevents them from learning about simple vehicle physics around turns?
Actually, I’m laughing pretty hard at your idiocy, but nice attempt at projection. The only reason why I called your dumb ass out, is because your response basically amounted to this:
Awwww, poor baby has a hard time comprehending things, and you get angry and lash out at the world because of it. Shhhhh, it’s ok, go back to reading your golden books.
First, no one is endangering these people except they themselves. No one forced them to stand by a race track, they chose to, they were actively spectating.
Are you saying that no one runs in the 3rd world countries? Are you saying that bicycles are a complete unknown in those countries?
If they’re that stupid, that they’ll stand right on the edge of the road/track, on the outside of a turn, knowing full damn well that a racing vehicle is going to come barrelling down that turn as fast as they possible can? Then yes, pretty much, or wind up killing someone else. It happens every day, in both rich and…
Never fear, they’ll find it on their own, you don’t have to tell them, as seen here:
Once again, common sense. You can’t honestly tell me that there are people in Mexico who have never driven, rode inside of, or seen motor vehicles (including motorcycles) in action, nor seen or driven something as rudimentary as a bicycle or quadruped mammal, or even ran themselves.
Not much, considering his mother (who was right beside him, apparently), allowed him to stand very close to an open race course, and on the outside of a turn at that.
It’s a damned shame the grieving father didn’t manage to get his hands around that bastard’s throat. Had I been a bailiff, I can’t say I’d have moved too terribly quickly to stop him.
I’m pretty sure that by the “blackout drunk” remark, they meant someone who, while conscious, would be too intoxicated to remember everything that happened very clearly the next day.
Not really, just mostly garage kept. Good paint can hold up a long time, and the basic (non-metallic) colors red, yellow, and a few shades in between still have a good amount of lead in them. Yes lead is bad, but it keeps the paint softer and less brittle after years of exposure.
Congrats on being the dumb ass who can’t come up with a better argument. But hey, those who can’t defend their positions usually turn to politics, so you may have a successful career there, or on a middle school debate team, whichever comes first.
No, no it isn’t. The driver of the Z was being childish, stupid, and was intentionally provoking aggression. While none of this absolves the driver of the “Ram” pickup in any fashion, neither does it make the driver of the Z innocent.
Well, that depends greatly with high capacity batteries. For an 85kWh model S, it can be burdensome.
Um, no. They did it wrong....
No.
You forget that all of the other boys were under 18, and per Florida law, therefore also underage to give consent. A quick Google search will tell you that much, so here, try it.
I would have assumed they’d use the same block, just like how 2.0 heads on 1.8 Honda engines were fairly common at one point in time. But yeah, if the dimensions and bore spacing are too different, then obviously it wouldn’t work.
