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This amazes me more. The loving block decided it was tired of it's life as a tractor engine and wanted to prove it belonged in a plane.
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McDeth posted:drat, you mad bro? Accidents happen and I've seen a lot worse accidents from people doing blatantly stupid poo poo. Ya it's his fault, but complacency, a blind hill and recent road changes will ruin your day. 10% more speed and a kid in that back seat and your 'bro' would be facing some serious charges. "I didn't know they changed something on the road" isn't an excuse for crashing into someone else - only an admission of being an ignorant manchild. But in other news: Supposing that was a 30mph crash, is it just Toyotas or are all modern cars that crumply? When my '90 Legacy Wagon got rear-ended at like 40-45ish a few years ago by a Town&Country, despite being totalled the car still drove 30 minutes home under it's own power with the only major problem being the lack of a rear hatch window.
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Wibbleman posted:I think its more of a matter of only "THAT guy" will work with it. I stared at the lack of safety gear and just cringed. One part failure in the transportation or regulation of the gas and suddenly your neat "lets burn steel wool" experiment becomes a "lets test how everything in this loving lab reacts with fluorine!" experiment.
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Whoooops.
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jamal posted:that looks like a subaru that crashed into a curb You're so good at that. Lets count the broken suspension parts! 
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Seat Safety Switch posted:It's amazing how flimsy those control arms are once you shove a shitload of lateral force through them. What's hilarious is just how low the bar is for the definition of 'shitload' - the collision that trashed all of that was basically 5-10 mph into a curb. Admittedly, it was entirely compressive force on those parts, and only those parts, as somehow I managed to make sure the only impact surface was the wheel.
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