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I did something similar, but I wasn't stupid enough to do it on a public road...
Thanks for showing us that!
L
Thanks for showing us that!
L
NONE of my "friends" would be impressed by this. Anyone can "get arrested" (watch TV shows like World's Dumbest Criminals for ideas).
But testing something like this safely and in a safe environment.....takes a little more THOUGHT. >:-)
All you managed to do was endanger the lives of a LOT of other people.
But testing something like this safely and in a safe environment.....takes a little more THOUGHT. >:-)
All you managed to do was endanger the lives of a LOT of other people.
Wasn't me,
I would never do anything that stupid!
Jonathan
I would never do anything that stupid!
Jonathan
Oh I wasn't accusing you or anyone person. But it DID kind of remind me of a show that was SUPPOSED to have some safety and controls, that obviously did not......Man vs. Cartoon. In the very first episode I saw, they nearly got seriously injured by a runaway rocket, launched at a distance, and behind a small bunker (as if the 12 inches of dirt was going to be high enough).....and these were engineering students......as soon as they set it up, I commented to the wift, "this can't turn out good" and it nearly turned out VERY BAD.
its been my experience that the average engineering student has precious little common sense.
They certainly didn't have any experience with "real world" cause and effect...that's for sure
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