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Cleatus 4 month s ago
#6 - This is intentional, car is designed to absorb collision energy to reduce impact power to .... till this moment "alive payload"
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Annette 4 month s ago
Cleatus,Very true
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Marilyn 4 month s ago
Cleatus,
makes sense, but some times, for some things, tell me you'd wouldn't like to be in a tank versus a juice box?
#54 ...she's sitting down because she's not strong enough to show you the usual bent-over-from-behind shot for IG while wearing full plate. CRASH!
makes sense, but some times, for some things, tell me you'd wouldn't like to be in a tank versus a juice box?
#54 ...she's sitting down because she's not strong enough to show you the usual bent-over-from-behind shot for IG while wearing full plate. CRASH!
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Madelyn 4 month s ago
Marilyn, for normal little dings, its much worse to be in the new modern car, but in a major, deadly crash, you'll walk away.
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Honora 4 month s ago
Madelyn,
About 15 years ago, I was running errands in my 1990 Chevy van when I got broadsided by a carload of teenagers in a Prius. My van barely moved upon impact. I got out to check on the other car and I couldn't believe the extent of the damage. It literally looked as if a train sheared off the entire front end. My van had a 6 inch deep dent on the side, but that was it. The stupid joyriding teenagers were uninjured due to the many airbags that were deployed. We exchanged info and a cop came to take our statements (it was their fault) and I went about my errands. I got the dent fixed and I still have that van to this day. It has over 400,000 miles on it and runs perfectly.
Today's cars are so disposable by comparison.
About 15 years ago, I was running errands in my 1990 Chevy van when I got broadsided by a carload of teenagers in a Prius. My van barely moved upon impact. I got out to check on the other car and I couldn't believe the extent of the damage. It literally looked as if a train sheared off the entire front end. My van had a 6 inch deep dent on the side, but that was it. The stupid joyriding teenagers were uninjured due to the many airbags that were deployed. We exchanged info and a cop came to take our statements (it was their fault) and I went about my errands. I got the dent fixed and I still have that van to this day. It has over 400,000 miles on it and runs perfectly.
Today's cars are so disposable by comparison.
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Marilyn 4 month s ago
#47 "And this is the bulldozer I planted last year. Can you believe how big it's gotten?"
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Nervie 4 month s ago
#14 funny, I didn't see it at first...
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Judi 4 month s ago
#36
"I swear I can hear a Seagull, but I can't see it anywhere..."
"I swear I can hear a Seagull, but I can't see it anywhere..."
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Lee 4 month s ago
#11 That explains a lot... but it raises more questions... 
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Sigfired 4 month s ago
#17 Honeymoon al fresco
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Frederick 4 month s ago
#55 Does anybody else hear the 'yep yep yep ohhh' ? :)
makes sense, but some times, for some things, tell me you'd wouldn't like to be in a tank versus a juice box?
#54 ...she's sitting down because she's not strong enough to show you the usual bent-over-from-behind shot for IG while wearing full plate. CRASH!
About 15 years ago, I was running errands in my 1990 Chevy van when I got broadsided by a carload of teenagers in a Prius. My van barely moved upon impact. I got out to check on the other car and I couldn't believe the extent of the damage. It literally looked as if a train sheared off the entire front end. My van had a 6 inch deep dent on the side, but that was it. The stupid joyriding teenagers were uninjured due to the many airbags that were deployed. We exchanged info and a cop came to take our statements (it was their fault) and I went about my errands. I got the dent fixed and I still have that van to this day. It has over 400,000 miles on it and runs perfectly.
Today's cars are so disposable by comparison.
"I swear I can hear a Seagull, but I can't see it anywhere..."