MORE random pics......

[Purrybonker]

Originally posted by targa911S
That should buff out OK.

Ha, ha - oh man, that's just so funny.

I laughed just about as hard this time as I did the last 16 billion times someone posted that remark in a similar situation

+10 for originality!

Oh, and why-oh-why do insist on "quoting" an entire series of pics?

It is possible to cut the pics from your "quote" you know...

(all right, I'm cranky before morning coffee no. 3 is banged down)

[JeremyD]

If that was a dog, I would shave it's a$$ and teach it to walk backwards.

[targa911S]

Originally posted by Purrybonker
Ha, ha - oh man, that's just so funny.

I laughed just about as hard this time as I did the last 16 billion times someone posted that remark in a similar situation

+10 for originality!

Oh, and why-oh-why do insist on "quoting" an entire series of pics?

It is possible to cut the pics from your "quote" you know...

(all right, I'm cranky before morning coffee no. 3 is banged down)

Sweet Jezsus! So sorry I F'ed up your day! Maybe a little more fiber with that coffee will help. I will only post with your permission after you proof read my comments from now on.

Have a nice day (did anybody post that before?)

[M.D. Holloway]

Originally posted by Racerbvd
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Hay Purry, Think this will buff out?

Maybe he could barrow your duct tape and a can of WD40?

Somebody didn't get any purry this weekend.

[targa911S]

Thanks Mike.

[widgeon13]

Is there some description of the Ferrari accident, pics look nice, the driver obviously did a thorough job, couldn't be accused of not finishing what he started.

I had a friend in college that did the same thing to a vette and lived to tell about it, hope this guy was just as fortunate.

[bigchillcar]

hey, byron..you and k9handler seem to be bike authorities. do ya'll remember a bike made around 1975-76 that was called an 'emmex' i think? it was over $100 at the time, which was expensive. it was yellow and had coil shocks in rear and piston-looking (no coil) shocks in front. the bike was pretty heavy, had a fake plastic gas tank on it i removed and a round plastic number attached up front, banana-style seat. fenders were yellow or white plastic. it was a 10th b-day present..haven't seen one in years.

also, remember the bikes from the early 70's with big, huge chain covers? an older kid i knew had one with a round steering wheel like a car. they had those wide slicks on the rear, chopper-style small tire up front. verrrry cool boke in the day.

[Racerbvd]

Originally posted by widgeon13
Is there some description of the Ferrari accident, pics look nice, the driver obviously did a thorough job, couldn't be accused of not finishing what he started.

I had a friend in college that did the same thing to a vette and lived to tell about it, hope this guy was just as fortunate.

Yes, here it is.

Dad, Can I Borrow the Ferrari???


New Ferrari for Dad $1,000,000

Son borrows Dad's new car to try out...... and hits Power Pole at 200 MPH.

The driver only had some bruising (seat belt)

and 2 small cuts.


Car loss? $1 Million bucks!
Waiting list for a new one? 2 years.
When can son drive Dad's car again? Next life time.
When will kid not be grounded and see the light of day?
Same day the polar ice caps melt.
But he is still alive....
Priceless................

Car only had 9 miles on it and one mile of it was during the wreck.

[}{arlequin]

Originally posted by widgeon13
Is there some description of the Ferrari accident, pics look nice, the driver obviously did a thorough job, couldn't be accused of not finishing what he started.

I had a friend in college that did the same thing to a vette and lived to tell about it, hope this guy was just as fortunate.

this accident is famous... together w/ a sketchy story and characters to go w/ it.

google: enzo accident malibu and you should get a lot of it...

search on ppot under enzo/malibu will give a long-ish thread containing interesting links ab the story as well...

edit: Destroyed Enzo in Malibu

Enzo PCH Redux

[bigchillcar]

he survived a 200 mph crash?? is that documented? he would need a lotttt of room to dissipate all that energy and live..

[kach22i]

Airship and Submersible craft
based on inventions and designs from
Nikola Tesla and Viktor Schauberger
http://www.frank.germano.com/airship.htm


Composite fan blade containment case
http://www.compositesworld.com/hpc/issues/2005/May/866

A fan case made from A&P's braided preform, showing the integral flanges and the profile formed on the capstan.

NASA GRC's materials research engineer Gary Roberts led a research project to develop the new generation of composite fan case materials, to demonstrate improved containment capability and damage tolerance for composite materials; demonstrate commercial feasibility; and mitigate the risk of using the new composite technology. A&P Technology's Mike Braley demonstrated the containment capability, damage tolerance and commercial feasibility of a braided reinforcement during a NASA-sponsored SBIR Program.......................(pg 2) The technology has been successfully demonstrated for the hardwall-type case and may find its first application on a turbofan jet engine built by Williams International (Walled Lake, Mich.).

http://www.tech.plym.ac.uk/sme/MATS231/applications.htm

[Joe Bob]

Friend of mine lives near there....picked up a piece of it. I have it ensconced in my garage.....

[Racerbvd]

Originally posted by bigchillcar
hey, byron..you and k9handler seem to be bike authorities. do ya'll remember a bike made around 1975-76 that was called an 'emmex' i think? it was over $100 at the time, which was expensive. it was yellow and had coil shocks in rear and piston-looking (no coil) shocks in front. the bike was pretty heavy, had a fake plastic gas tank on it i removed and a round plastic number attached up front, banana-style seat. fenders were yellow or white plastic. it was a 10th b-day present..haven't seen one in years.

also, remember the bikes from the early 70's with big, huge chain covers? an older kid i knew had one with a round steering wheel like a car. they had those wide slicks on the rear, chopper-style small tire up front. verrrry cool boke in the day.

That sounds a lot like a Yamaha, but Rampar, Girder and a few others built some too

[efhughes3]

Originally posted by bigchillcar
he survived a 200 mph crash?? is that documented? he would need a lotttt of room to dissipate all that energy and live..

Yes, this story was on every major network and on about every car forum on the planet last year when it happened. It's a long story filled with Fraud, drugs, lies, yachts, many countries, etc...

[bigchillcar]

byron! that looks like the bike! there's no small front fender (they were white) and my front shocks weren't painted yellow. maybe same bike, but different year? was that one yours? if so what year did you get it? got mine in '75. thanks for posting it!

[bigchillcar]

and i think the second bike i mentions chain guard was really flared in the rear and had maybe a cobra on it.

[Purrybonker]

Originally posted by Lubemaster77

Hay Purry, Think this will buff out?

Maybe he could barrow your duct tape and a can of WD40?

Somebody didn't get any purry this weekend.

Ha, you - bet - why that'll buff right out fur shure.

Ok - I'm coffee'd up - let's go boyz...

(actually, this weekend was some kinda record - even for me, but thanks for your concern (or were you showing interest?))

[teenerted1]

Originally posted by targa911S
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(did anybody post that before?)

yes, months ago when the incident happened. was all over the web and news. where were you?

[masraum]

good stuff


weird stuff



WTF?




Yummy

[kach22i]

http://www.coudal.com/archive.php?cat=cat_games_nonsense


http://wisdomweasel.blogspot.com/2006_01_01_archive.html


http://www.efnetmoto.com/links.html