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[stevej37]

[stevej37]

Repeat of one earlier....shows more here...
Just click anywhere on the pics.

Driver catapulted into air during police chase with 1-year-old on board: video https://t.co/QWY11XNcJl via @Yahoo

— steve j (@stevej39891019) February 28, 2024

[wdfifteen]

Originally Posted by stevej37

Watch the end for the driver getting ejected....he must have 20 feet of 'air'.


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I watched something like that happen right in front of me on I-74 a few years ago. I saw something blue and white shoot up in the air when the car rolled side over side several times. Turns out it was a woman in a white T-shirt and jeans. She landed on her head 50 feet from the car and died there on the ground next to the highway.

[stevej37]

He couldn't have had a seat belt on to fly that far...at least he had the kid taken care of good.

[stevej37]

He has the wrench on the nut backwards....sheesh.

[stevej37]

[stevej37]

No Thanks.

[stevej37]

Makes the trip/time go faster.....

[stevej37]

I agree

[stevej37]

[stevej37]

Might have to try this sometime...

[Rtrorkt]

Originally Posted by stevej37

No Thanks.

Wondering how to install electrical, plumbing in the walls

[Zeke]

Originally Posted by Rtrorkt

Wondering how to install electrical, plumbing in the walls

I wondered the same but drilling would be easy. Conventional wiring layouts would be tough. Fed from a chase above or below would be the way. There is no code about receptacles being in a baseboard. Just inconvenient. There are codes on switch locations. There is no code on how they have to work except in commercial.

IOW, you could ostensibly operate your lights and a few appliances from your phone or other device remotely. Or voice.

[dmcummins]

Originally Posted by Zeke

I wondered the same but drilling would be easy. Conventional wiring layouts would be tough. Fed from a chase above or below would be the way. There is no code about receptacles being in a baseboard. Just inconvenient. There are codes on switch locations. There is no code on how they have to work except in commercial.

IOW, you could ostensibly operate your lights and a few appliances from your phone or other device remotely. Or voice.

I would think they could run conduit and cut outlets out as they were erecting the outside walls. Just need a long drill bit. Plumbing could be run under the floor.

[stevej37]

All good, except for the #1

[stevej37]

[stevej37]

[stevej37]

Is that a tiger?...Hard to tell.

[stevej37]

One brave/smart kid.

What an amazing presence of mind

Mohit Ahire, a 12-year-old boy, locked a leopard inside an office cabin until assistance arrived in Malegaon & the leopard was rescued.

Mohit immediately informed his father, who is a security guard, that he trapped a leopard inside the office. pic.twitter.com/FELlOGac1t

— Anshul Saxena (@AskAnshul) March 6, 2024

[Baz]