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Is this the loving spacewhale forum now or what? Having someone get under nsap's skin is not reason enough to pollute several threads with his inane chest-puffing horseshit.
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Rev. Dr. Moses P. Lester posted:There are even more bad things I could tell everyone about "Space Whale"! But I don't engage in IRC gossip, unlike people from Kentucky Plz don't give him excuses
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Sep 16, 2016 21:25
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Rev. Dr. Moses P. Lester posted:There are even more bad things I could tell everyone about "Space Whale"! But I don't engage in IRC gossip, unlike people from Kentucky This was very childish of you. "There's a thing I know but I'm not going to say, teehee."
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Sep 16, 2016 21:32
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Space Whale posted:Epinepherine from the dentist (mixed with lidocaine so your gums bleed less and you resorb the lidocaine slower, nothing special). I noticed absolutely zero fear or hesitation, just paying attention on how to do things good and smoothly. It was nice, but it didn't actually make me better at anything. Honestly 2 beers does the same thing
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Sep 16, 2016 21:35
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clutchpuck posted:Honestly 2 beers does the same thing Beer gives you jitters? You learn something everyday 
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Sep 16, 2016 21:47
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Yeah, ever had a sugar high? Beer is full of that poo poo It also does the other things like peeling back inhibitions and anger I only do that off public roads tho
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Sep 16, 2016 21:58
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I actually don't even drink or smoke. Coffee and tea is the extent. I only drink if I'm cooking with wine.
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Sep 16, 2016 21:59
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Space Whale posted:I actually don't even drink or smoke. Coffee and tea is the extent. I only drink if I'm cooking with wine. What is it like being boring? The rest of us want to know.
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Sep 17, 2016 20:11
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Whoa watch out he might take that as a personal insult.
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HotCanadianChick posted:What is it like being boring? The rest of us want to know. You don't need to tell us what boring is, we've all driven cars before.
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Sep 17, 2016 20:32
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Boring is every one of these stupid derails ya'll start with Space Whale in every thread. How bout ya'll make some content, instead of beating a dead horse. Warning- Content ahead- You may want to skip this if you are only interested in circle jerking over new posters- Is it just me or have drivers gotten worse over the last month? I've noticed a marked increase in people making last minute lane changes at exits, pulling into my lane where I am, almost sideswiping me in my car in corners when they decide to drift out of their lane into mine, and everything else. What on earth could be the cause of this?!
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Sep 17, 2016 21:07
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Coydog posted:Boring is every one of these stupid derails ya'll start with Space Whale in every thread. How bout ya'll make some content, instead of beating a dead horse. Weather changing.
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Sep 17, 2016 21:10
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Coydog posted:Boring is every one of these stupid derails ya'll start with Space Whale in every thread. How bout ya'll make some content, instead of beating a dead horse. School's back on
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Sep 17, 2016 21:15
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Pokemon update
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Sep 17, 2016 21:20
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Everything definitely got worse since school's started. I feel like the peace has been shattered.
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lol Coydog makes an honest attempt at getting this thread back on track and you guys make one word  posts.
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Linedance posted:School's back on Most likely. Traffic always gets worse starting in September I've found.
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I crashed my truck so yeah drivers are getting worse
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I had a new Jeep pull out right in front of me and straddle two lanes (of three each way) as I closed in at the speed limit, and since I thought they were just gonna go wide and grab the middle or left lane (as they often do) I chose the inside and slipped past as they drifted back to the right and nearly had me. I was fumbling for my horn for the duration of the encounter but I didn't find it until I was well past them, and all I could do was use hand signals to tell them they were #1 and get the gently caress away. The closest I've come to an actual accident yet. But this was today (Saturday) so I can't really blame it on school, even though it happened right in front of one.
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Oh, school definitely would coincide with when it started. Perhaps everyone is just that bit extra frazzled from the additional logistics, and it's infectious. It's been serious enough for me to kind of see why my friends gave up motorcycling on public roads (not that I could do such a thing).Coredump posted:lol Coydog makes an honest attempt at getting this thread back on track and you guys make one word LOL Like a bunch of old people on a porch. "weather's changin'" "Feels like rain." "Hogs in the horse shed again, y'know" "millennials"
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Coydog posted:Boring is every one of these stupid derails ya'll start with Space Whale in every thread. How bout ya'll make some content, instead of beating a dead horse. I live and drive/ride in Pittsburgh so all I can say is no I haven't seen a change for the worse because when you've hit rock bottom it's hard to go further.
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Coydog posted:Oh, school definitely would coincide with when it started. Perhaps everyone is just that bit extra frazzled from the additional logistics, and it's infectious. It's been serious enough for me to kind of see why my friends gave up motorcycling on public roads (not that I could do such a thing). 
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N is for Nipples posted:I had a new Jeep pull out right in front of me and straddle two lanes (of three each way) as I closed in at the speed limit, and since I thought they were just gonna go wide and grab the middle or left lane (as they often do) I chose the inside and slipped past as they drifted back to the right and nearly had me. I was fumbling for my horn for the duration of the encounter but I didn't find it until I was well past them, and all I could do was use hand signals to tell them they were #1 and get the gently caress away. The closest I've come to an actual accident yet. You've probably already figured this out for yourself by now but unless you've no alternative never break inside someone when you're unsure of their intentions. Drivers are always less attentive to the side opposite them, and are more likely to break towards the kerb if startled, and ultimately the kerb side almost always has more poo poo that's going to hurt if you end up hitting it. For more information see this complete loving idiot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=511SLUHPmRw For context, this isn't even his own bike, and he posted a long justification of his total lack of loving ability: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lZSC3Vu20E Highlights include "I was unfamiliar with the bike so didn't know how good the brakes were" (it's a loving Panigale, it could have stopped from that speed in not much more than the length of the car) and how he didn't just stop or go around the other side because his experience told him not to.
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N is for Nipples posted:
Some days are just idiot days, I've found. All the morons come out at once. Today I nearly got merged into on the freeway by a black Mustang with a custom plate. I was in the left lane, had just passed a car in the middle lane with maybe a 5 mph speed differential, and was starting to move back over to the middle lane. This Mustang was coming up in the right lane, about 20 mph faster than the guy in the middle, blew by him on the right and merged into the middle lane at the same time as I moved over. My 2-second-old shoulder check didn't catch him. I spotted him in my peripheral vision when we were about 2 feet apart, swerved back into the left lane and gave him a blast of the horn and the finger. He didn't seem to notice and continued on at about 90 miles an hour, weaving back and forth between the rest of the cars until he was out of sight. Then, on the way home, I decided to stop in an empty mall parking lot and practice some low-speed tight turning for fun. Brapped around at under 30mph for 20 minutes or so scraping my toes until the mall security guy drove up. Apparently he had gotten a complaint that there were "a bunch of motorcycles making noise out there." The ~20 year old kid was really apologetic, saying "yeah man, a parking lot is definitely the best place to practice, I mean...your bike isn't even that loud" (note: we were talking with my engine running) "but like...I got complaints..."
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goddamnedtwisto posted:never break inside Yeah. I referred to it as "almost C2Wing myself."
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Sagebrush posted:Some days are just idiot days, I've found. All the morons come out at once. I have a hard time finding parking lots that are clean, empty, and also not cordoned off or watched over by security  Dirty parking lots are a great way to feel your rear slide over mud or leaves.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:You've probably already figured this out for yourself by now but unless you've no alternative never break inside someone when you're unsure of their intentions. Drivers are always less attentive to the side opposite them, and are more likely to break towards the kerb if startled, and ultimately the kerb side almost always has more poo poo that's going to hurt if you end up hitting it. He's got some competition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vbl1KAdwQTM
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What the gently caress happened there?
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PaintVagrant posted:What the gently caress happened there? He target fixated right onto a patch of green ice.
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Z3n posted:He's got some competition: Now that was hilarious. Target fixating like a boss!
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PaintVagrant posted:What the gently caress happened there? He didn't know how to brake from 30km/h, along with the above.
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Slavvy posted:He didn't know how to brake from 30km/h, along with the above. So strange. He starts yelling as he has plenty of room to either brake straight or just lean harder, and just coasts into someones back yard and oops a cliff. I just cant believe he had time to yell instead of doing something, very weird. Was it maybe darker than the video made it seem?
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PaintVagrant posted:So strange. He starts yelling as he has plenty of room to either brake straight or just lean harder, and just coasts into someones back yard and oops a cliff. I just cant believe he had time to yell instead of doing something, very weird. Was it maybe darker than the video made it seem? You clearly aren't familiar with the most freedom-loving, liberty-packed licensing system in existence. I'd be astounded if that person has ever ridden something smaller than 600cc.
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Slavvy posted:You clearly aren't familiar with the most freedom-loving, liberty-packed licensing system in existence. I'd be astounded if that person has ever ridden something smaller than 600cc. Look again, that's in New Zealand.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:Look again, that's in New Zealand. He could have also just obtained his license overseas.
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Barnsy posted:He could have also just obtained his license overseas. Crazy talk but.... he could also just be flaunting licensing laws, as you don't have to insert your license into a reader on the vehicle to start it
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The American accent and the channel name of Eagle in NZ leads me to suspect he's a US citizen living in NZ.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:Look again, that's in New Zealand. I just watched it again on a proper screen and welp. Definitely american though.
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Also not his bike. goddamnedtwisto posted:You've probably already figured this out for yourself by now but unless you've no alternative never break inside someone when you're unsure of their intentions. Drivers are always less attentive to the side opposite them, and are more likely to break towards the kerb if startled, and ultimately the kerb side almost always has more poo poo that's going to hurt if you end up hitting it. I got myself into a similar situation driving my parents' C1 at the start of the year (foolishly attempting an uphill overtake in the last hundred yards of a disappearing passing lane on the motorway, at night, in the rain. Yeah, I know), after which I started making a concerted effort to eliminate from my brain that dumb reflex that tells you to dart into small spaces that are getting smaller. I used to do it on foot all the time, walking faster than someone drifting across the pavement I'd always try to pass them on the side they were moving towards. There's probably a psychology paper in there somewhere.
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