MIKE Hunter's smaller car thesis??

Mike is an idiot savant who knows everything about cars and absolutely
nothing about anything else. Sound engineering, insane politics.

 

Are you refer to my service in WWII? You, of course, are free to believe
whatever you choose. LOL

mike

 

Are you refer to my service in WWII? You, of course, are free to believe
whatever you choose. LOL

mike

 

Our friend Scott would disagree. He says the opposite LOL

mike

 

Our friend Scott would disagree. He says the opposite LOL

mike

 

No, I neither knew nor cared that you served in WWII. I had some
relatives who served in WWII, including an uncle who got killed in
France, as well as Korea and Viet Nam (including an uncle who served
twenty years in active duty in the reserves).

In addition, I probably had many distant relatives who served in Europe
in the German Army (my family came from there, but we lost contact with
them before the first World War).

Yes, and you show us what happens when one does not think much about
what he believes (or anything else for that matter).

Jeff

 

No, I neither knew nor cared that you served in WWII. I had some
relatives who served in WWII, including an uncle who got killed in
France, as well as Korea and Viet Nam (including an uncle who served
twenty years in active duty in the reserves).

In addition, I probably had many distant relatives who served in Europe
in the German Army (my family came from there, but we lost contact with
them before the first World War).

Yes, and you show us what happens when one does not think much about
what he believes (or anything else for that matter).

Jeff

 

Its no secret that if you slam 800 pounds into a smaller car at 60 mph
compared to an SUV that the damage is going to be more so, to the car.

The problem though is many things arent valued into that.. SUV's are harder
to move when a mistake is noticed and smaller cars are easier to move...

You can sit in a warehouse all day and slam stuff into cars and come up with
the obvious that the smaller car is going to get more abuse. Any moron could
tell you that. However, how do SUV's play into it?

A smaller car, hitting another smaller car is going to do less damage than a
smaller car being hit by an SUV...

 

Its no secret that if you slam 800 pounds into a smaller car at 60 mph
compared to an SUV that the damage is going to be more so, to the car.

The problem though is many things arent valued into that.. SUV's are harder
to move when a mistake is noticed and smaller cars are easier to move...

You can sit in a warehouse all day and slam stuff into cars and come up with
the obvious that the smaller car is going to get more abuse. Any moron could
tell you that. However, how do SUV's play into it?

A smaller car, hitting another smaller car is going to do less damage than a
smaller car being hit by an SUV...

 

I don't know. Are you?


You, of course, are free to believe

chooo chooo

 

I don't know. Are you?


You, of course, are free to believe

chooo chooo

 

Fortunately, you were defeated.

 

Fortunately, you were defeated.

 

George W. Bush has not had any alcohol in a long time; since long before
he became President.

I am not suggesting that it is not concerning that he made all those
comments while he was sober, either.

Jeff

 

George W. Bush has not had any alcohol in a long time; since long before
he became President.

I am not suggesting that it is not concerning that he made all those
comments while he was sober, either.

Jeff

 

Excellent.

 

Excellent.

 

Why do I not find it odd that you did not mention you served your country?


mike

 

Why do I not find it odd that you did not mention you served your country?


mike

 

That's obvious, but it will be more danger to the passengers than if the SUV
his a large car. The fact is if a small car hits a small car their is a
greater chance that the properly belted passenger will be injured or killed
than the properly belted passenger of a larger vehicle.

Maybe you learned something while attaining your metallurgy engineering
degree than did I, but I doubt it. The laws of terminal dynamics in a
collision do not change.

Whether you believe so or not, is your purgative, but I'll not continue to
try and enlighten
one who has only an opinion on his side.

mike