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Although, you do get better crash protection if you allow your GTA character to take a moment to put a seatbelt or motorcycle helmet on.
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haveblue posted:Although, you do get better crash protection if you allow your GTA character to take a moment to put a seatbelt or motorcycle helmet on. There's no seatbelt animation. Is there?
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Yeah, after looking around I fell for an urban legend. There is no seatbelt animation. There is a helmet animation but it doesn't seem to actually protect you any more than driving around bareheaded.
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Aug 16, 2017 20:06
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Werong Bustope posted:My favourite bit was 'gently caress it, I'm going to kill this guy' *puts plane on autopilot* +1 "I had had enough. I was going to go back there and kill him"
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JB50 posted:Looks like they used a helmet with dots on it. exactly 
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Phanatic posted:27 mols of H2 will combust with oxygen to produce about 8 megajoules of heat. So even assuming that your input energy is totally clean, you're only getting out of this about 16% of what you put into it, and now you've got a bunch of aluminum hydroxide (not oxide) that you need to turn back into aluminum metal. To do that, first you need to turn it into aluminum oxide, which you do by heating it, and then you GOTO 10. Aluminium is safer to store than hydrogen so you could use this to generate hydrogen when you need. Except that you probably can't have a grinder anywhere where you might want to generate hydrogen, so you probably would need to store the aluminium as fine, porous powder. Which probably isn't very safe anymore. I guess it wouldn't be completely worthless as a method for storing extra electricity production if you wanted to have source of hydrogen available but didn't want to deal with the problems of storing hydrogen. Sounds like quite niche tho.
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haveblue posted:Yeah, after looking around I fell for an urban legend. There is no seatbelt animation. There is a helmet animation but it doesn't seem to actually protect you any more than driving around bareheaded. the helmet does protect you from injuries, but the injuries are physics based so you can still get somewhat randomly hosed up even with them on
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throw to first drat IT posted:you probably would need to store the aluminium as fine, porous powder.
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Sagebrush posted:M-M-M-M-M-M-M-MONSTER POST post post post So we can't see the hero squint in heroic tension while judging the distance between the end of that sweet ramp and the fortuitously placed landing spot ahead of it? With his hair blowing, majestically, back from his face? Nah.
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Aug 16, 2017 22:17
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Just go a step further and make it so a "good" guy or anyone really, can't ride motorcycles at all. Save more lives that way.
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Sagebrush posted:I have corrected your spelling. No you haven't.
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Platinium
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Johnny Aztec posted:Just go a step further and make it so a "good" guy or anyone really, can't ride motorcycles at all. Save more lives that way. If people stopped riding motorcycles where would we get organs for transplant?
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throw to first drat IT posted:...so you probably would need to store the aluminium as fine, porous powder. Which probably isn't very safe anymore. Literally rocket fuel.
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quote:I guess it wouldn't be completely worthless as a method for storing extra electricity production if you wanted to have source of hydrogen available but didn't want to deal with the problems of storing hydrogen. Sounds like quite niche tho. But again, same problem. Powdered aluminum is going to oxidize upon contact with air, so either you keep it totally isolated from air or you need to spend energy to turn it back into aluminum, and then let it react with water to produce H2. H2's what you want, and if you have a sufficiently abundant energy source to keep producing pure aluminum, then there's already a nice handy, high-density, safe storage form for H2: Water.
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throw to first drat IT posted:so you probably would need to store the aluminium as fine, porous powder. Which probably isn't very safe anymore. But it's very handy if you want to do authentic Wizard of Oz "Tin Man" cosplay. Buddy Ebsen almost died because they used aluminum dust to turn his skin silver for the role
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RE: Fedex flight 705 how the hell do you take that many hammer blows to the head, fight off your assailant, and land an overloaded plane after pulling excessive maneuvering? Man.
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Pander posted:RE: Fedex flight 705 This loving video is insane, I have watched the whole thing in awe.
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the aluminum thing is this https://www.arl.army.mil/www/?article=3036 which came up in GiP a while back and we poo poo all over it there too because it's retarded
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Platystemon posted:Platinium Sodum and Gomorrah Powered Descent posted:But it's very handy if you want to do authentic Wizard of Oz "Tin Man" cosplay. I guess that's because he inhaled it?
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Pander posted:RE: Fedex flight 705 very carefully
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Lurking Haro posted:I guess that's because he inhaled it? Probably. In his own words: Buddy Ebsen posted:It was several days later when my cramps began. My first symptoms had been a noticeable shortness of breath. I would breathe and exhale and then get the panicky feeling I hadn’t breathed at all. Then I would gasp for another quick breath with the same result. My fingers began to cramp, and then my toes. For a time I could control this unusual cramping by forcibly straightening out my fingers and toes. http://www.snopes.com/movies/films/ozebsen.asp
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Pander posted:RE: Fedex flight 705 Adrenaline is a hell of a drug.
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Powered Descent posted:Probably. In his own words: quote:My wife tried to pull my arm straight with some success, just as my toes began to curl Don't wear your ruby slippers to bed.
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Could be worse, they could have chopped him apart bit by bit and replaced it with metal, then sewed the bits back together and he eventually finds that person sleeping with his sweetheart, like in the books. It turns out "nothing dies in Oz" isn't a nice soft fluffy thing...
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Nope. The man who discovered the element called it Aluminum and the most important English dialect spells it Aluminum. Some prissy british man decided he'd add an extra letter because he liked the sound of it better, but he was wrong.
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Sagebrush posted:most important English dialect lol The actual most important English dialect is the one they're teaching to schoolkids in Beijing, sorry.
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how in the actual gently caress?
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shame on an IGA posted:the aluminum thing is this lol it looks like hes making jenkem 
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Keiya posted:Could be worse, they could have chopped him apart bit by bit and replaced it with metal, then sewed the bits back together and he eventually finds that person sleeping with his sweetheart, like in the books. I......what? 
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:how in the actual gently caress? its from cakewars, it's actually a highly detailed fondant accident
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:how in the actual gently caress? It's one of those new high-tech segmented tires. 
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Johnny Aztec posted:I......what? Nothing dies in Oz. This doesn't mean you can't take mortal injury. It just means it doesn't kill you. There's a desert that'll turn your body into a pile of sand to be blown to the four winds. You are still alive and aware.
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Apparently I need to read Wizard of Oz because it sounds metal as gently caress. (I'm not sure if I'm making a pun or not.)
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goatsestretchgoals posted:Apparently I need to read Wizard of Oz because it sounds metal as gently caress. (I'm not sure if I'm making a pun or not.) An awful lot of classic childrens' books are actually rather disturbing. The original versions of Grimm's fairy tales are quite gruesome.
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Grimm's stuff kind of is meant to be over the top as most fairy tales were usually old folk tales usually being warnings about going into woods or social misdemeanors about crying wolf.
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goatsestretchgoals posted:Apparently I need to read Wizard of Oz because it sounds metal as gently caress. (I'm not sure if I'm making a pun or not.) Don't. The writing is pre-literate children's level. The only good character is H.M. Wogglebug, T.E., and only then because of his love of puns. Everyone else is so flat they're 0 dimensional.
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Moist von Lipwig posted:The gently caress The TPMS light came on but I fixed it with some electrical tape.
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