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nostra-YOUPPI! Umpire
Location: Shahre:'on Kaybec Total Likes: 165 likes
Bonsoir et cest partie
| | | Re: Close calls < Reply # 45 on 12/31/2011 4:57 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by Samurai
again, you have to know this guy to love him. He has this quirky sense of humor that has always made me laugh. His cars have always been like this, or a close parody of... Again, anything you see Appleseed driving, you never take seriously. He doesn't.
| i had a buddy, when the ricers in the 90s were putting stickers on honda civics he got a shitty assed 1979 civic and COVERED it with stickers, but they werent auto related, he had chocolate bar ads, political stickers (from ALL parties) you name it, there was no way to discern the original color of the car, as much as i hate hondas, that car was cool, of course the shock towers were rotted out so the hood lid was structural lol...
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| cr400
Location: Los Angeles, CA Gender: Male Total Likes: 73 likes
| | | Re: Close calls < Reply # 46 on 12/31/2011 5:02 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | I've not driven a ton of snowy goodness, but I have done a fair share of it, offroad as well as on road. My adventures are more sand, rocky, gravely, muddy. But a lack of traction and control are shared in all of these cases. I've seen people come out with brand new tires, and get out performed by folks on tires with very little tread left. It all boils down to. Planing ahead, reading the trail, tire inflation, skill, Balls, luck. Good tires sure help. But I've had momentum take me places that traction never would have. I've also had momentum take me places I never wanted to go.......
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| cavemonkey
Location: berthoud,Colorado Gender: Male Total Likes: 108 likes
| | | | Re: Close calls < Reply # 48 on 12/31/2011 11:24 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by cr400 I've not driven a ton of snowy goodness, but I have done a fair share of it, offroad as well as on road. My adventures are more sand, rocky, gravely, muddy. But a lack of traction and control are shared in all of these cases. I've seen people come out with brand new tires, and get out performed by folks on tires with very little tread left. It all boils down to. Planing ahead, reading the trail, tire inflation, skill, Balls, luck. Good tires sure help. But I've had momentum take me places that traction never would have. I've also had momentum take me places I never wanted to go.......
| Thats the truth! Ive been in more places in my first rig than the built 4 runner i had with new 35s on it. Was always hilarious to show up on the hardest trail around and get laughed at until you were though lines the built rigs couldnt reach. Momentum, truck setup, knowing how the truck behaves, and a bit of balls are what count offroad. Of course it can lead to flopping the truck attempting to go down a waterfall but that happens
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| oddspot
Location: Small Town Alberta Gender: Male Total Likes: 1 like
| | | Re: Close calls < Reply # 52 on 1/2/2012 10:50 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | In 2008 about a year after I got the Hummer there was a flash freeze early morning in Kitchener on Hwy 7/8. I was tootin along no worries and suddenly car up ahead veers hard to the left, smokes the concrete wall. Then another tries to avoid him, and another, suddenly there's 5 in the walls or into each other. As I slow down there's a white Chevy van at my front drivers corner. I watch through my window as a Honda Civic barrels past my drivers side and into his butt end....I watched his airbag go off through my drivers door window. Van was pushed in front of me, barely misses my corner. Impala plows into back of the Civic. I was stopped, everyone around me seemed to be as well, I hopped out to see that everyone was okay. I counted 18 cars either into the wall or into other cars. Somehow nobody hurt, just a lot of twisted metal. I drove off....slowly the last few clicks to work, unscathed!
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| cr400
Location: Los Angeles, CA Gender: Male Total Likes: 73 likes
| | | Re: Close calls < Reply # 53 on 1/3/2012 5:18 AM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Drove to Vegas for a wedding a few years ago, left very early in the morning, and arrived 6 hours later. We stayed around and gambled, went to the wedding, reception, gambled some more. We left for home around 10pm. After 4 hours or so, I'm just droning along at 80 to 85 mph in my wifes Honda Element. I hear two large crack or pop sounds behind me, I look up just in time to see two pair of headlights about 10 feet behind me. Only thing is these two idiots are doin' 130mph, I guess they're plan was to swoop past me on either side and try to scare us, not to sure of their intent? Nobody in my car was awake except me (barely) The only way I can figure is that, dipshit #1, lifted off the throttle, slightly before dipshit #2 did. (2 diverter valve pops?) Dipshit #2, clips the rear of dipshit #1. As ds#1 slides sideways past me, he drifts in front of me, he's slowing at this point much faster than I am, so my front push bars impact the center of his passenger door. My headlights are now glaring into his lowered Integra thru the window at 80mph sideways. I could see his scaucer like eyes lookin' up at us. Ds#2 grazed the center divider. We all came to a stop in the middle of Interstate 10. Nobody else around, my passengers were wide awake and more than a little freaked. Being woken up from a sound sleep by screeching tires, and a car stuck to the front of our vehicle @80mph has got to be pretty freaky? Anyway they took off, I tried to catch them, but didn't know if our radiator had been damaged, so I pulled off and called 911. Our car fucked, punks cars fucked, no injuries, no suspects in custody. End of shitty story.
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