I don't watch auto racing anymore, since it became just like any other sport. But correct me if I am wrong. It seems like the red car was the one at fault, not making the turn correctly and thus getting tangled up and going over the other driver. Like I said, I don't watch auto racing anymore, now that they made the drivers into a bunch of shills for NASCAR and the like.
Not really a big fan myself but I watched a special show once about the '55 Le Mans crash (83 killed, 180 injured). Fans were standing at track level on the main straight with a small wall and a chain link fence separating them from the track. The event in #4 happened at 100+ and the airborne car went over the fence and sheared off the top foot or so of each person standing there. You can see gore spraying as the car hits and then bounces back up a bit as it caroms off the people. You can probably find it on youtube.
#6 mouse has toxoplasmosis. https://www.nature.com/articles/nature.2013.13777#:~:text=Toxoplasma%20gondii%20is%20known%20to%20remove%20rodents'%20innate%20fear%20of%20cats.&text=The%20microbe%20is%20a%20single,are%20mildly%20attracted%20to%20it.
Infects humans, too, and in similar ways, though they aren't/ we aren't really part of the toxo life cycle. Got an article here I can't post (it's a scan) from a motorcycle mag. The author mentions that lots of >guys< showing up in emerg or as organ donation candidates, after what we here would call a stupid risk accident, test poz. Mr High Wire Act (ya just know it has cojones) looks to qualify, or the guy the other day with the parasol.
Women manifest differently. Think crazy cat ladies. -DW
Most definitely that is not a porpoise. The caudal fin is vertical. The ventral fin also suggests a shark. On a porpoise, the curvature of the ventral is more pronounced and the curvature of leading and trailing edges arw similar. Such is not so on what is shown here.
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ReplyDeleteI've heard that asshole dog Jack likes to hug Ken's ass like that.
DeleteLotta love there.
Watch #4 and understand how the '55 Le Mans crash happened, causing redesign of racetracks worldwide.
ReplyDeleteI don't watch auto racing anymore, since it became just like any other sport. But correct me if I am wrong. It seems like the red car was the one at fault, not making the turn correctly and thus getting tangled up and going over the other driver.
DeleteLike I said, I don't watch auto racing anymore, now that they made the drivers into a bunch of shills for NASCAR and the like.
Not really a big fan myself but I watched a special show once about the '55 Le Mans crash (83 killed, 180 injured). Fans were standing at track level on the main straight with a small wall and a chain link fence separating them from the track. The event in #4 happened at 100+ and the airborne car went over the fence and sheared off the top foot or so of each person standing there. You can see gore spraying as the car hits and then bounces back up a bit as it caroms off the people. You can probably find it on youtube.
Delete#^ mouse has toxoplasmosis.
ReplyDelete#6 mouse has toxoplasmosis. https://www.nature.com/articles/nature.2013.13777#:~:text=Toxoplasma%20gondii%20is%20known%20to%20remove%20rodents'%20innate%20fear%20of%20cats.&text=The%20microbe%20is%20a%20single,are%20mildly%20attracted%20to%20it.
ReplyDeleteAnd so it's attacking people on surfboards?
DeleteInfects humans, too, and in similar ways, though they aren't/ we aren't really part of the toxo life cycle. Got an article here I can't post (it's a scan) from a motorcycle mag. The author mentions that lots of >guys< showing up in emerg or as organ donation candidates, after what we here would call a stupid risk accident, test poz. Mr High Wire Act (ya just know it has cojones) looks to qualify, or the guy the other day with the parasol.
DeleteWomen manifest differently. Think crazy cat ladies.
-DW
#10 - Bostons and large bouncy balls are among the most comical things in the world.
ReplyDelete#6 If that was an actual shark it couldn't have ended well .
ReplyDeleteLooks like the back side of the fin is curved a bit so that's a dolphin.
DeleteShe probably broke it's neck or gave it a concussion.
DeleteMost definitely that is not a porpoise. The caudal fin is vertical. The ventral fin also suggests a shark. On a porpoise, the curvature of the ventral is more pronounced and the curvature of leading and trailing edges arw similar. Such is not so on what is shown here.
DeleteNo, it's a shark. Side to side tail action, dolphin vertical.
DeleteWith the tail vertical as the fin it cannot be a dolphin .
DeleteWhere I said 'ventral' I meant dorsal. I have no idea why I said ventral. Must be the stupid creeping in.
DeleteI bet 6 was tasty.
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#1- easy to train dogs not to do that: Just reach in and grab something.
ReplyDelete#10 My Husky chased a squirrel like that once. Did the roll at the end too. in the mean time, the squirrel found a tree.