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What would you do?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9Fz0kdsAnY
watch the video! If you were this man filling your Porsche with gas and you happened to see these tires heading for your car (Not you) would you: :confused: A. Be a real man and jump out in front of them like a human shield to protect your Porsche? :eek: B. Let them destroy your Porsche because you are a <pussy? :cool: C. Let them nail your car because you have a great insurance policy with a low deductable? :p D. Deflect them somehow so they nail somebody else. Tell the truth... |
A. I would never let them hit my car even if it meant getting jacked up like that guy...:p
Bob |
I would have kicked them and deflected them into that Hardley Ableson guy that Dawg was chasing on I-15
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My wife thinks i'm weird, LOL that guy got JACKED UP! To answer the question, I'd take the beating before letting them hit my baby...
Like you Dawg: 1. Kids (my 2 little girls) 2. uhhhh... Wife ;) 3. Porsche |
You guys are effing crazy. There is no way i would try to stop them. Sure, I have insurance on myself and my car but it's a whole lot less painful to fix a car. Not to mention the life long side effects of his injuries.
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I guess I'm still at the age where I think I'm indestructible... although I've recently started to realize that things hurt more the older I get, and the things I mess up cost more to fix as well...
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That is one hell of a lot of inertia hitting this guy. Looks like they put down some rubber on him while he was pinned.
In high school I worked as a tire changer. We did spin balance at 70MPH without a safety hoop. I had one get loose one night and I did what I was told to do, crawl under the workbench! Wow, sure made me a believer, I say the Porsche can be replaced! You jump in between a loose tire and your Porsche and having children would no longer be a consideration. |
I sheered the studs off one axle of my drag car one evening years ago while horsing around on the street. My wheel and tire were found a block away in a Hardee's parking lot. I thank God it was late and no one was around to get in its way.
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I value walking and leg movement more than my 930, so I guess I take choice C!
I can always mash the clutch pedal on another 930 my insurance would buy for me ;) |
Nothing you could do in that exact situation.. he didn't even see it coming and it wiped his azz out!! Just like it would have done you or I!
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Ouch.
Obviously C. Those things weigh a lot. I would not be surprised if that guy never fully recovers. My daily driver is a motorcycle. I always have a fear when passing trucks that the tire will blow off and hit me. (I also have that fear when i see people with a really bad unbalance or bent/loose wheel). This video doesn't make me feel good. |
This video was never meant to make anyone feel good. I just thought most of us guys have thought about how far we would go to save our babes. I would say more so than anything that that guy has some serious bad luck. He would be the type to get hit by lightning.
Anyway- I'm changing some fuel lines tomorrow. I have escaped most accidents up to this point. Don't want to see her burn. I have no Idea when any of those hoses have been R and R'd. give them the ol bend test and see if they cracks and crevices. Thought about those lately???? TGIF Bob |
I heard that guy was hit by lightning later in the video......I think the video was clipped!
Those tires look like they might have come off a 930 turbo with the dually package that Harley Ableson guy was trading up his sister, uh I mean wife, uh I mean the same person for. |
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