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Mustang posted:that seems like a lot of potentially dead or critically injured people if somebody wrecks or loses control. I definitely wouldn't be standing on the side of the road like that. Then you, sir, are not a true rally fan.
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Mustang posted:that seems like a lot of potentially dead or critically injured people if somebody wrecks or loses control. I definitely wouldn't be standing on the side of the road like that. I don't think it's as bad as it used to be, but a golden rule is that rally spectators are loving suicidal.
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Babies are neither metal nor Bad rear end. This guy knows what's up: 
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JoelJoel posted:Babies are neither metal nor Bad rear end. I can't wait to find out if he made it out of that or not. So far every bit of coverage for that one has been a retweet.
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JoelJoel posted:Babies are neither metal nor Bad rear end. I can't quite make out the livery on the cop car at the end there, but is this from Baltimore? Because this is quite possibly the most Baltimore thing that ever happened.
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Mustang posted:that seems like a lot of potentially dead or critically injured people if somebody wrecks or loses control. I definitely wouldn't be standing on the side of the road like that. That class of racing was banned probably less than a year after that shot due to numerous spectator and driver deaths. There were basically no rules, so cars had over 600hp with 1980s suspension, brake, tire, and safety technology. Which is why they did this: 
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jamal posted:That class of racing was banned probably less than a year after that shot due to numerous spectator and driver deaths. There were basically no rules, so cars had over 600hp with 1980s suspension, brake, tire, and safety technology. Which is why they did this: Yeah, Michelin are great tires for rally racing. Grippy on the street and loose and controllable in the dirt.
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JoelJoel posted:Babies are neither metal nor Bad rear end. "Welp, I know I'm going to get arrested either way for this one, so gently caress it, wheelie-time!!" That's the kind of guy you just know would be great to buy a drink, even if you don't normally drink yourself.
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Mustang posted:Dude received enough injuries to kill like 10 people yet somehow he didn't die. People often comment on how he looks fat for a Special Forces soldier. That picture was taken in 1981 after he had already left the army and had been in and out of hospitals for years to fix all those injuries he received on May 2, 1968. When I was in service I had this fat guy in my company. Everybody made fun of him, even the staff until we got to the obstacle course for the first time and everybody saw him tore through it like it was nothing, on first try, wearing full combat kit.
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Ahhh, animal cruelty. The original Bad rear end.
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JoelJoel posted:Ahhh, animal cruelty. The original Bad rear end. I just rolled my eyes so hard I think they're stuck
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TheBigAristotle posted:I just rolled my eyes so hard I think they're stuck  Also, those pictures are in no way Bad rear end.
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True. Humorous, but no, not really badass. However, boiling giant sea bugs alive for their tasty meat is pretty badass
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JoelJoel posted:Ahhh, animal cruelty. The original Bad rear end. Do you actually think that someone is making lobsters knife fight? You're an idiot.
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Slim Jim Pickens posted:Do you actually think that someone is making lobsters knife fight? You're an idiot. Wait they aren't forcing lobsters to battle to the death? Oh thank God. I thought something bad was going to happen to them. Thank you for clearing that up, you tool. Also, yes : TheBigAristotle posted:boiling giant sea bugs alive for their tasty meat is pretty badass e: high five! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0z74CNxjtM Cocaine Bear has a new favorite as of 18:29 on Sep 3, 2014 |
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JoelJoel posted:e: high five! 
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qUPnnROxvY
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Sometimes riding a motor vehicle on a near-vertical surface just isn't crazy enough. So why not put a lion in your sidecar? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LqFApyS6Is
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very little different from the 13th century so badass
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That's a 'prosthetic' in the same way that taping a fork to her stump could be considered a prosthetic. Hell, pop down to the local sex shop and buy a flesh covered silicone hand then hollow out the end and that would look a million times better than that papercraft poo poo she's got on.
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 More of the same one. Gorilla Salad posted:That's a 'prosthetic' in the same way that taping a fork to her stump could be considered a prosthetic. What an unbelievably lame-rear end post. Ooh, look at the master prosthesis fashionista. You must be a hit at parties. That's not a REAL prosthetic, it's just an inexpensively-manufactured alternative to a device that replaces a missing body part 
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The Ray Bans are a nice touch.
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Mustang posted:that seems like a lot of potentially dead or critically injured people if somebody wrecks or loses control. I definitely wouldn't be standing on the side of the road like that. There's a documentary about Group B rally. It's called Madness on Wheels  The full thing is here
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Cobweb Heart posted:
Hey, if I can't forever scar another human being with my claw-grip-thingy, then I don't wanna be right.
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Cobweb Heart posted:
I mean, if the goal of a prosthetic is to replace some functionality then it is a pretty lovely prosthetic, it looks purely decorative. But whatever. /pedant_rant
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Do you think that's her only loving fake hand lmao
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jamal posted:That class of racing was banned probably less than a year after that shot due to numerous spectator and driver deaths. There were basically no rules, so cars had over 600hp with 1980s suspension, brake, tire, and safety technology. Which is why they did this: That's the driver's blood types isn't it? If they got in a severe enough crash where you had to know their blood types right then and there, you'd think the car would be so badly crumpled that you wouldn't even see it. Kinda pointless in my opinion, put that poo poo on their helmets or something.
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Constipated posted:That's the driver's blood types isn't it? If they got in a severe enough crash where you had to know their blood types right then and there, you'd think the car would be so badly crumpled that you wouldn't even see it. Kinda pointless in my opinion, put that poo poo on their helmets or something. Racing cars nowadays are pretty safe places, because they have roll cages and special crumple zones, etc. Back in the '80s, none of that special safety equipment really existed, so it didn't take much to kill a human; we're pretty fragile.
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Constipated posted:That's the driver's blood types isn't it? If they got in a severe enough crash where you had to know their blood types right then and there, you'd think the car would be so badly crumpled that you wouldn't even see it. Kinda pointless in my opinion, put that poo poo on their helmets or something. They were also on their racing suits and helmets. But if you can think of a number of times to write potentially life-saving advice on a person and their deathtrap racing machine that is too many, by all means complain about it.
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Along those lines, meet Ashol-Pan, a 13 year old eagle huntress in Mongolia, perhaps the only one in the whole country.   
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Cobweb Heart posted:What an unbelievably lame-rear end post. Ooh, look at the master prosthesis fashionista. You must be a hit at parties. That's not a REAL prosthetic, it's just an inexpensively-manufactured alternative to a device that replaces a missing body part Yes, I'm a lame-rear end party pooper. And a stinky headed doodoo. Let's check out what 3D printing can actually do for people who have lost limbs to make their life better. Hands and arms:     Legs:   These are bad rear end. The one posted by Say Nothing was certainly pretty and I'm sure it's handy* to walk around with a lightweight prosthetic, but given what people are doing right now with 3D printing, pretty is all it is. * 
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I miss that rule in the old thread where we weren't allowed to argue about what's bad rear end and just posted cool poo poo. 
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Memento posted:But if you can think of a number of times to write potentially life-saving advice on a person and their deathtrap racing machine that is too many, by all means complain about it. Three more corporate logos could have been squeezed into that spot.
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Man with Hat posted:I miss that rule in the old thread where we weren't allowed to argue about what's bad rear end and just posted cool poo poo. Fair enough. I should have just posted the 3D printed stuff and left it at that. So, in the vein of just posting badass stuff, fire mining:  
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Gorilla Salad posted:Fair enough. I should have just posted the 3D printed stuff and left it at that. Interesting. What am I seeing? --------------------- Hyena men:  Basically hucksters, but still, that's a loving hyena. wiki posted:man-eating spotted hyenas tend to be very large specimens: A pair of man-eating hyenas, responsible for killing 27 people in Mlanje, Malawi in 1962, were weighed at 72 kg (159 lb) and 77 kg (170 lb) after being shot.[50] In 1903, Hector Duff wrote of how spotted hyenas in the Mzimba district of Angoniland would wait at dawn outside people's huts and attack them when they opened their doors[!!!] What is it with humans and making pets out of vicious killers and our former predators?
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JoelJoel posted:Interesting. What am I seeing? How fire gets made.
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JoelJoel posted:Interesting. What am I seeing? If I remember correctly that picture came from a series portraying drugdealers/druglords on the mean streets of Nigeria. The hyenas were used to intimidated other gangs and people in general. Quick edit: Guess not. http://sobadsogood.com/2012/05/23/a-fascinating-look-at-the-hyena-men-of-nigeria-by-photographer-pieter-hugo/
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