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Just for the sake of embarrasing myself further, i challenge a person at a time to come up with a subject, any subject and i will talk about it, the idea being whether it is discernable that i actually know anything about that subject or are merely blagging it and giving you a load of nonesense.
Obviously there will be many subjects i don't know anything about, i endeavour to answer within a day.
Who's first?
Obviously there will be many subjects i don't know anything about, i endeavour to answer within a day.
Who's first?
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Re: Don't have an idea what I'm doing
Okay, i assume you are talking about the gear ratio's, i would further assume it is similar to the system used in cars and that it modulates the acceleration and top speed of the vehicle in question. With a bit of mild tweaking one can change the point at which a vehicle is most stable in a gear. Need any more convincing?Originally posted by Weasel
How about the ratios of drive trains?
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"We shall fight on the beaches. We shall fight on the landing grounds. We shall fight in the fields, and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills. We shall never surrender!" - Winston Churchill
"We shall fight on the beaches. We shall fight on the landing grounds. We shall fight in the fields, and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills. We shall never surrender!" - Winston Churchill
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I will allow some others to ask before I pull another one out of my hat.
Great job Mr.Sleep.Originally posted by Mr Sleep
Okay, i assume you are talking about the gear ratio's, i would further assume it is similar to the system used in cars and that it modulates the acceleration and top speed of the vehicle in question. With a bit of mild tweaking one can change the point at which a vehicle is most stable in a gear. Need any more convincing?
I will allow some others to ask before I pull another one out of my hat.
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Tenuous to say the least
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Okay, well the smile is generally a gesture used to evoke a feeling of happiness or jubilation. It is a behavioural characteristic of humans that when greeted with a happy event they will smile.Originally posted by CM
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I'd like to know more about my favo car.
What type is it and all, since I'm not sure. (or whatever you feel like writing
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The car can be found here.
Enlighten me.
What type is it and all, since I'm not sure. (or whatever you feel like writing
The car can be found here.
Enlighten me.
Guinness is good for you.
Gives you strength.
Gives you strength.
Not bad at all.
Pretty Good
I have another one but i will wait before asking.
Pretty Good
I have another one but i will wait before asking.
For what is it to die but to stand naked in the wind and to melt into the sun? - Khalil Gibran
"We shall fight on the beaches. We shall fight on the landing grounds. We shall fight in the fields, and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills. We shall never surrender!" - Winston Churchill
"We shall fight on the beaches. We shall fight on the landing grounds. We shall fight in the fields, and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills. We shall never surrender!" - Winston Churchill
That is a Ford Mustang, a car synonymous with the 1970's and the time before the human race knew what an ozone layer was. The meaty and powerful V8 engine was used primarily by the consumer however occasionally this car would find it's way into movies, for instance Bullit, a movie best known for a stupendous car chase. That film displays many of the qualities which make this one of the most disirable cars in existence.Originally posted by Rob-hin
I'd like to know more about my favo car.
What type is it and all, since I'm not sure. (or whatever you feel like writing)
The car can be found here.
Enlighten me.![]()
I'd have to get drunk every night and talk about virility...And those Pink elephants I'd see.
Definately worth it, it is also a really good film, although it is quite claustraphobically directed. It is probably the opposite end of the spectrum from a John Williams scored movieOriginally posted by Rob-hin
I heard about that movie, I'd like to see the chase someday, the chase is supposed to be very good.
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Mr Sleep:
Would you please settle a debate for some friends and I: We are arguing about the greatest single season team in the history of the National Football League since the merger. One of my friends claims it's the 1985 Chicago Bears, another says it's the 1972 Miami Dolphins and I say it's the 1974 Pittsburgh Steelers. Who's right?
Thanks in advance.
Would you please settle a debate for some friends and I: We are arguing about the greatest single season team in the history of the National Football League since the merger. One of my friends claims it's the 1985 Chicago Bears, another says it's the 1972 Miami Dolphins and I say it's the 1974 Pittsburgh Steelers. Who's right?
Thanks in advance.
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Personally i would say the greatest single season in the history of the National Football League would probably be the 1972 Miami Dolphins, for pure determination they are unmatched and lets face it they are the innovators of the "Great season" the others just followed suit.Originally posted by HighLordDave
Would you please settle a debate for some friends and I: We are arguing about the greatest single season team in the history of the National Football League since the merger. One of my friends claims it's the 1985 Chicago Bears, another says it's the 1972 Miami Dolphins and I say it's the 1974 Pittsburgh Steelers. Who's right?
The Bears for instance stole a great deal of their tactical play from previous seasons and are also not exactly against the odd rough game. The Pittsburgh stealers, well what can i say they are certainly close but their capitalising on opportunities wasn't close to the Dolphins and their forward thinking.
Dolphins all the way.
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LMAO!
@Sleep, how do you think Norton bikes were allowed to race against more conventional models when a race qualification is gauged generally by cc's and not capable speed. Do you think Norton received a respective bye, or do you think they were allowed a quarter mile straight dash to prove competitiveness?
@Sleep, how do you think Norton bikes were allowed to race against more conventional models when a race qualification is gauged generally by cc's and not capable speed. Do you think Norton received a respective bye, or do you think they were allowed a quarter mile straight dash to prove competitiveness?
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Re: LMAO!
Personally i would presume they recieved a bye, it wouldn't be outside of their tactics to provide "financial support" to the organising body and lets face it the organising body in question aren't exactly the most unscroupulus bunch. It isn't the first time that big money has prompted some of the more dirty scandals, they probably covered this one up but it would be an interesting ivestigation.Originally posted by Yshania
@Sleep, how do you think Norton bikes were allowed to race against more conventional models when a race qualification is gauged generally by cc's and not capable speed. Do you think Norton received a respective bye, or do you think they were allowed a quarter mile straight dash to prove competitiveness?
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also re funding, I think there must have been a secret source since it is common knowledge that Norton have never been financially strong...I wonder whether Anderson Consulting had done their auditing?
How could they disguise a rotary engine though?Originally posted by Mr Sleep
Personally i would presume they recieved a bye, it wouldn't be outside of their tactics to provide "financial support" to the organising body and lets face it the organising body in question aren't exactly the most unscroupulus bunch. It isn't the first time that big money has prompted some of the more dirty scandals, they probably covered this one up but it would be an interesting ivestigation.
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. . . but they make some fine anti-virus softwareOriginally posted by Yshania
it is common knowledge that Norton have never been financially strong...
You might also check and see if Dubya or **** Cheney has served on their board or as CEO.I wonder whether Anderson Consulting had done their auditing?
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) You never know where the money may have come from, these big companies have expenses and income everywhere.
It's not that difficult, same as you diguise a faster engine on a smaller chassis, it's all about appearance and making the right impression.Originally posted by Yshania
How could they disguise a rotary engine though?![]()
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Maybe they should have found a more reliable person to do their finances (also re funding, I think there must have been a secret source since it is common knowledge that Norton have never been financially strong...I wonder whether Anderson Consulting had done their auditing?
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Erm....don't you mean 'assets'?Originally posted by Mr Sleep
Maybe they should have found a more reliable person to do their finances () You never know where the money may have come from, these big companies have expenses and income everywhere.
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