call that a tv dinner hehehehe

if i was a car person i would buy a really cheap shitter camry and then put the most demonic expensive v12 twin turbo engine in it and challenge ppl to races and make them rly sad when i win

i dont understand why buy a car where you freak out if the body gets a little dent. i rather a car that has so many dents you cant notice when you make a new one. and if i cared about cars then i would upgrade all the internals and never the body

>>571359
yeah exactly and if youre in a shiny new beemer or lexus or whatever then dicks on the highway are gonna brake check you and ride your ass and all this stuff. if your car is already fucking broken they will keep their distance

i dont even care about that i want it to go rrrrrr and go fast, fast, when i click the go fast foot button

>>571367
ye if i was a car bro thats what id upgrade

cool :) I climbed a fence at my cousin’s wedding reception, I learned it’s way easier not to try to pull myself up all the way at once, but do it in small chunks

what is the most menacing car. i dont mean expensive i mean you give a wide birth on the freeway out of fear for your life

>>571312
getting disractet 🥲

>>571385
lmfao yeh but also they’ll kill the fuck out of you in a crash

>>571402
still beautiful

>>571404
nah american cars are crumplezonemaxxed let me go find a source on ktruck safety- just look at them- the driver is very close to the front and sides where there’s much more room to crumple on say an f-150 or toyota

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24499113/
interestingly the stats are pretty good apparently

>>571424
based :) mark of a true intellectual

>>571413
yeh and probably worse because smart cars still are bubbly. giant cars with tons of crumple space are really good at protecting users, they just suck in the space they use up, emissions, aesthetic, and so on

>>571412
lmao that’s wild about your dad. believe it, but he’s still kicking also because they’re now required to support a rollover, if u look at super cute sporty old sedans they don’t have the huge steel beams going up into the roof to support the weight of the car, and it’s a more pleasant experience, more light, but people did die.

>>571434
ikr old trucks look great

but also in a crash people did die in them and the fuel efficiency is likely worse- let’s check

#ai miles per gallon of 1980 Toyota Hulux vs 2020 Toyota light consumer pickup

depends on the exact models and engines, but roughly:

- **1980 hilux**: ~18-22 mpg (carbureted, less efficient tech, heavier steel body)
- **2020 tacoma/etc**: ~20-24 mpg (fuel injection, lighter materials, better aero, but more electronics/safety weight)

some modern ones get slightly better highway mileage due to better gearing, but city mpg might be similar because of extra weight. old diesels might edge out modern ones if maintained well. miles per gallon of 1980 Toyota Hulux vs 2020 Toyota light consumer pickup

they are- and part of why cars are so soulless nowadays is protecting pedestrians and airflow efficiency- look at the beautiful lights and face on the FLAT front of the old pickups- now it’s all the same curve, which is much better on children’s heads than a flat surface with sharp edges, and also catches the wind less

davesprite..... hi........
::straw boymoder

:3

>>571450
oh that may be nice

:)

nonachan

>>571432

>>571463
:)

>>571402
they are beautiful though fr. I bet with self driving and maybe some kind of exterior airbags, and limited speeds these could be safe to have running around, particularly with electric motors

and the whole culture of ‘I’m a boss because I have a gigantic car’ is so uncivilized and garish

>>571407
#reply is this true? tell me about testing requirements for american cars

american cars are tested by nhtsa and iihs. they focus on occupant protection with crash tests like frontal, side, and rollover. pedestrian safety tests exist but aren't as rigorous.

you're right—us standards prioritize protecting those inside the car over peds/cyclists. euro ncap includes pedestrian impact tests with things like hood design and bumper height, but us regs lag behind. some automakers meet higher global standards anyway, but it's not required. just another way car dominance is baked into the system. is this true? tell me about testing requirements for american cars

they used to have more protection for the driver than others lmao

I thought they required certain things right, like you’ve seen those metal grate type strucures in the backs of box trucks below the chassis and 18 wheelers too? those are so people rear ending them don’t behead themselves, since there’s a point of contact created by them at not head height

>>571436
it is, it looks like a child on steroids being pimped out and trying to be sexy or something

>>571438
looks like an honest and rugged tradesman

>>571445
all the tradies in euro have vans instead of trucks. there are threads on /diy/ about it sometimes. pros- harder to steal from, enclosed.
cons- harder to throw big stuff in, bad level to get stuff in and out of, it’s not at waste height, so you’re Bent over getting a 2x4 instead of it sliding into your arms, towing trailers

they still look more professional and cool imo

>>571480
well acoustic just means pressure waves right? you definitely don’t want to do it all in one wave lmao but like a fan types system I imagine ;)
hehe can you imagine you build an explosive charge to create enough energy such that the pressure wave throws a 160 pound body at 10mph? RIP ears. maaayybe lungs and stuff.
I’m thinking airbags oooh or put everyone in a magnetic suit, car is a trolly hooked up to huge wattage, car has electromagnets on outside, and can turn them on and off dynamically to throw people around it lmao wouldn be crazy and also inefficient

>>571472
sad. I was aware the current design was due to the pedestrian safety in part but looks like it’s more like iPhones having usb-c due to Europe

>>571478
I seeth at him. I think he was an engineer or smth but left that field somewhat unamicalbly but I can’t say.

>>571480
tbh I think the answer is going to look like just having drones designed to manipulate the environment and keeping humans safe and remote from hazards. but that’s very far off too

>>571496
I am too because it’s tiring to look this stuff up and I just want to share thoughts and all with you. I do think building intellectual discipline is good.

>>571481
xD still… why spend the energy- it’s going to be all rail air and cargo ships lmao nothing interesting that burns the energy of a billion suns

>>571505
nuclear reactors are heavy and the not just bikes crowd hate long trains because they’re efficient fire freight but it slows down the fast passenger rail which has to share space w trains- would still be cool and aesthetically imagine riding the trans Russian railway for instance in a nuclear powered train, perhaps then you could step onto a nuclear icebreaker to head back

>>571389
is there like a specific make and model, all other things being equal, that would make you think "yeah go ahead im not getting in your way for a million bucks"

>>571483
is good to be able to put our actions today into a scheme of things getting better And better I think :)

well make a beautiful future wormy

>>571500
:) I think it’s going to be brains in giant Compute centers backed up with parallel storage connecting out remotely… latency tho

>>571502
I want to be one of the scientists from deus ex but my arc is to be a crazy homeless guy if I don’t change more

i only have 3 cents

ill transfer u on tuesday

altho ill need ur details soooo

idk if u wanna

well i might get the money monday

friday is thursday lol stop fucking with me

its ok its ok

i get it confused sometimes

>>571485
you might also constrain that air inside a foam block ;)

yeee

friday themn

shrimbp

glopper

>>571485
this reminds me of the medical applications of magnetic nanoparticles. the idea is to bind drugs to lil pieces of iron, use magnets to put them where they need to be, then release on precise targets. currently, it’s used for some forms of cancer where they just get the particles. in the general area, then heat them up by vibrating them, to burn the bad parts of the body. idk if it’ll ever go too far :/

no one ever comments on the 90MB dog

yes

im 90MB

and no one ever compliements me

lovely shrimp

thoughtful shrimp

stands up for others shrimp

nice shrimp

fun shrimp

no im evil!!!!!!

lovely shrimp

favorite shrimp

treasured shrimp

>>571570
im like two of you

im double boober

>>571508
that was my big idea- have people stop owning car chassis, but use boxes which they climb into as the destination, and are automatically moved between modes of transportation, put on trains and plains and automobiles and such without having to walk between them. … way more expensive than just walking though

would solve traffic tho for instance since u can stack the boxes on a truck or whatever

waow boymoderpilled

X)

u can be whatever I put ur mind to girl

>>571509
the first guy who designed the first steam screw driven ships and then tried to build vacuum trains the rest of his life in the 1800s was bazed

>>571497
would they prefer anarchism? conclusion?

>>571510
air resistance :( but that would be bazed for getting around in a city if just for the experience like rocket jumping around if you could slow your fall the right way

>>571504
yeah, I’m cussed out by the crowds with the same opinion all shouting ‘this is the good way’ who aren’t powerful from their way, but I actually do want to try living somewhere urban some day

>>571608
#smooch ur always forgiven boog

>>571523
well, we’ll do that too but hopefully once we don’t need it. and most of all we’ll be happy and together rather than building all this to fuel more suffering

>>571551
shrimps

>>571615
I bet I can guess why it’s white if it has to do with twinky

>>571576
me 2 actually

I have a crate on the back of mine and lil bell and bike lock that clips on

but I always borrow my dad’s bike because it’s lighter and I never need stuff lmao

his is also cheap but without all that crap and he got it serviced at the bike shop so I think the gears line up better or smth

>>571600
YOU sound nice

>>571617
those r GREEN

.play closer to the edge

.seek 1

.seek 1:00

.skip (video skipped)

.play interstellar soundtrack

>>571627
YOU’re literally bright blue

.skip (video skipped)

.play I’m blue eifel

.play Hans Zimmerman rush song

>>571636
uh oh…

I can see their spiritual essence

which is green

because we’re all Irish inside lassy

.skip (video skipped)

.play you’ll never beat the Irish

.skip (video skipped)

the funny thing about thing song is they’re singing about Ls they took between you’ll never beat the Irish ;)

but they stay positive ;D

.play rocky road to Dublin orthodox celts

rasky :D

how are you on this fine evening?

:) beautiful

did you wear boots?

.play Rowan tree hej song

>>571655
that’s beautiful, feeling the silt under your soles.

when I worked in my mothers pond in waiders in the winter I brought a pot of boiling water out and poured it into my waiders to balance out the freezing water that got in and it worked ok as a shitty wet suit or perhaps wet boot ;)

everytime i talk to someone face to face and ask a question, as soon as they open their mouth to respond, their skin starts turning into mist and their whole body evaporates into air, anyone else have the same problem???

>>571662
classic vapormoders

I stayed up into the early morning hours watching an interesting YouTube video and chatting on here, i slept til noon or so, i got up and meant to work on the dishwasher, but i think i chatted here or something, i went for a run, meant to take a bath but chatted online, then ate some leftovers alone and chatted on here, meaning to take a nap then work on the dishwasher, chatted on here instead, and here i am

a little sad, a little inevitable, with some nice moments

oh and I started rearang my room but got distracted though the new way should be epic once the kinks are sorted out

awwww :)

proud of you rasky

u started ur new dostoyevsky book?

I would love to but I hope that doesn’t mean you’re going to dip your phone in the river;) to do it virtually

have you seen taxi driver?

I think that shares some of the same themes

what a shame!

yeah, tbh I guess it’s all set up in the beginning anyway

gah feel like I need to do some huge thing to become a hero and know I won’t do it

Nabakov had better English than Russian in the end, he came to the us and didn’t like it, but went back to Russia and didn’t find Russian to be the instrument he needed to make his art when visiting

goodnight globber......... goodnight raskolnikov.........................

yeah.. good night strawbury-<3

>>571688
omg hi goodnight booger pls dont try and suffocate me with a pillow again

>>571691
gnnnn ^w^

and goodnight twinknon i guess even tho ur a huge jerk.......................

xp

I’ve never read any nabakov but id like to some day

>>571693
#change bitch to faggot

he had some good quips I think reading his Wikipedia but I can’t remember

>>571690
wait twinknon i wanna hear what it is now before i sleeb

oooh I’d enjoy it I think

>>571707
...what r the implications of this

rasky recommended a short story by checkhov I’ve been meaning to read

fugg Freudian slip, randy did

u should give me remote control of the device so i can zap u

#ai how likely is it that I’ve breathed atoms which Hitler breathed, given the total air mass of earth and average human breathing rate, assuming random samples

nice try fed. how likely is it that I’ve breathed atoms which Hitler breathed, given the total air mass of earth and average human breathing rate, assuming random samples

thats not even something u do for sexual pleasure thats just for the love of the game at that point

i was but then twinknon told me about his remote control (redacted for hornyposting)

:)

#ksay I’m a lucky worm rasky

i will go to sleep for reral but only if u give me a headpats tho.................. >>571737

hmm, well you ARE named RASKALnikov ;)

ah maybe it is, it’s hard for me to tell when people are right to fight others for their own happiness

tiger Kaye :)

hi night :)

>>571746
ohh? thing is on webcomics this is through the images name, and admins want to preserve user privacy by stripping that stuff. users could enter it manually though