chit chat thread
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My mom is insane about slow Internet, so we have one of the fastest charter offers. Sometimes my torrents download at 10mb sec^-1 and it's simply amazing. Anyways. I crashed my car guys.
I was going 110 down a country road, because i was late for track practice. I come over a crest, and I see a group of turkeys. I swerved for them, and all of them were fine. I ended up losing control and putting my drivers side door through a telephone pole. Oh, and it rolled. It landed upside down. I crawled out on my own, and I was fine. The car is for sure not. I am pretty darn cut up, but I feel fine. WEAR YOUR SEAT BELTS. I should be dead right now. No air bags went off. Is that a bad thing?
The reason your cars airbags didn't go off, is cause when you hit the pole, it was a side impact, and on your year car, the only air bag sensors, are in the front. newer cars are getting side airbag sensors/etc. Glad you're okay though man! Your car looked pretty rough from the photo's you sent me. Back to the MDX, or the Excursion? haha
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Sorry to hear about your accident man! I am real glad you didn't die or get anything too serious. What car did you crash, the VW?
Yes the vw! I'm rather glad I'm okay, and also super glad no one else got hurt. I'm also pretty stoked I got rid of that Volkswagen...
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I can't upload pictures. It just says "upload too big"
Upload to photo bucket and post a link
Sorry to hear about this glad your alright though. Reminded me of the gieco commercial with the squirrels
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Upload to photo bucket and post a link
Sorry to hear about this glad your alright though. Reminded me of the gieco commercial with the squirrels
Max file upload size for attachments is 512kb. Before uploading pics you should reduce the file size by making the image a manageably size (1200x900) or reducing the quality or both. Some photo programs with do this automatically with a "export to web" function.
The original image below was 3264x2448 at 3.5mb. Saving the file to large and medium quality exporting it through iPhoto put the image to 1280 × 960 pixels and 274 kb in size.
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Max file upload size for attachments is 512mb. Before uploading pics you should reduce the file size by making the image a manageably size (1200x900) or reducing the quality or both. Some photo programs with do this automatically with a "export to web" function.
The original image below was 3264x2448 at 3.5mb. Saving the file to large and medium quality exporting it through iPhoto put the image to 1280 × 960 pixels and 274 kb in size.
How did you get IPhoto to do that I doesent on my MacBook do I have to change a setting?
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How did you get IPhoto to do that I doesent on my MacBook do I have to change a setting?
I'm running the latest version of iPhoto but this has been a feature for a while now. Just go to File > Export and the first pane is what you want to use for file export.
Get to drive all the way to madison tomarrow:/
I'm going to get very lost
Madison isn't to bad for getting around unless your going downtown. Thats when things get confusing !
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Thanks for the info I didn't even relize you could do that in iPhoto
I have to go to a building right by the Capitol. Have to get there by 10:00am ill be there for less than 30mins so all the driving for barely anything.
125s Webster street never been that far into madison ever so ill probly get lost.
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This drive is sucking. Well the crooked steering at least. Was supposed to get my car realigned before my trip to madison. Go there and the guy says he can't do it today.
I know how you feel. My car and the truck are a little lose in the steering.
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I know how you feel. My car and the truck are a little lose in the steering.
Steering parts shouldn't be aloud to wear out.
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Steering parts shouldn't be aloud to wear out.
Brake lines shouldn't rust out. Why not just use aluminum? Darn cars!
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Brake lines shouldn't rust out. Why not just use aluminum? Darn cars!
Very true but then there is corrosion:( there has to be a solution to everything we just haven't found it yet
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To reduce wear in metal, you increase hardness. When you increase hardness you increase brittleness. As long as we are limited by materials, we will have to choose our compromise. IC engines would be far more efficient than they are now if a cooling system was not required to remove heat from the engine. A material that could withstand the heat of combustion without failing could be used to produce regular low rpm (<6500rpm) 2.0 I4 engines which could possibly produce 400hp in NA form.
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You just got me kicked out of class. DICK. Anyways, that was god damn hilarious.
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