Cars

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Originally Posted by cherish

But if sky is the limit, I would love to have a yellow H2 Hummer. :)
I've seen one here on island, and just fell in love with it. Its chunky, funky, and... ofcourse, its not practical to use in traffic-congested streets.... not unless you want to run other cars over. (just kidding) :lol:

Here's some pics:
http://www.exoticcarrentals.com/imag...w-H2-Ext-B.jpg
http://www.prestigestyle.com/images/...ummer%20H2.jpg

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Another hummer on the island of NMI would not only consume half the available land area, but successfully choke the beautiful flora and fauna on the island for good. :sick:

Hummer fits my list of "polluting cars (beasts) to be banned with immediate effect" to a 'T'... :thumb:

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Originally Posted by Siddhartha

Hummer fits my list of "polluting cars (beasts) to be banned with immediate effect" to a 'T'... :thumb:

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http://forums.codeguru.com/ :rolleyes: :p :D :wave:

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Originally Posted by cherish

http://forums.codeguru.com/ :rolleyes: :p :D :wave:

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Interesting reply. :p

Self-explanatory to say the least... :D ;)

Yes, smilies can do that...

Your car has just been run over by my Hummer.. that's what those smilies mean. :p ;) :D (Kidding, ofcourse).

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Originally Posted by cherish

Your car has just been run over by my Hummer.. that's what those smilies mean. :p ;) :D [...]

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Oh, please... :mad: :D

This is the problem with civilians driving military vehicles - they get militant!

Your "hummer" (which drones more than it hums) would need about 10 engines to catch up with my car (I've heard that the default configuration of one engine gives it enough capability to take bullock-carts and household pets over).

Having said this, I must add that there are scenarios where a hummer can damage a regular car. For one, the driver of the hummer can't see the rump of the car - when reversing. For another, everything behind that rump is covered in a plume of black smoke (more likely: mushroom cloud) - so, it is but consequent that a hummer should plough into my car when reversing.

In this event, I shall only return to the parking lot to find a sparkling sheet of fine steel where my car once stood. :D

Moral of the story: Don't park behind a hummer.
Sid's Moral: Don't park anywhere around Cherish!

;) :p

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Originally Posted by Siddhartha

Oh, please... :mad: :D

This is the problem with civilians driving military vehicles - they get militant!

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LMAO!! :D

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Originally Posted by Siddhartha

Moral of the story: Don't park behind a hummer.
Sid's Moral: Don't park anywhere around Cherish!

;) :p

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The Moral of it all is: Don't say anything against about someone else's car.. especially if they're parked anywhere near you. :p :D

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Originally Posted by Sid

Sid's Moral: Don't park anywhere around Cherish!

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Ouch... :D

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Originally Posted by cilu

Ouch... :D

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How come.. you're always saying "ouch" lately?? :D :D

Are we still talking about cars? Just check out my avatar. Or:

http://homepages.peakpeak.com/~viggy/autox.htm

Here's what happens when you get over-aggressive on a race track:

http://homepages.peakpeak.com/~viggy/scca_spin.htm

:D:D:D:D:D

Viggy

Nice familly page, Mike! :thumb:

Thanks!

Vig.

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Originally Posted by Siddhartha

Oh, please...

This is the problem with civilians driving military vehicles - they get militant!

Your "hummer" (which drones more than it hums) would need about 10 engines to catch up with my car (I've heard that the default configuration of one engine gives it enough capability to take bullock-carts and household pets over).

Having said this, I must add that there are scenarios where a hummer can damage a regular car. For one, the driver of the hummer can't see the rump of the car - when reversing. For another, everything behind that rump is covered in a plume of black smoke (more likely: mushroom cloud) - so, it is but consequent that a hummer should plough into my car when reversing.

In this event, I shall only return to the parking lot to find a sparkling sheet of fine steel where my car once stood.

Moral of the story: Don't park behind a hummer.
Sid's Moral: Don't park anywhere around Cherish!

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Hmm wonder what you'll have to say about a 69 Dodge D100 Custom... (Bigger than a hummer)...

It.. Does not Smoke.. gets 8km's per liter:eek: .. Has a manual 3 speed Column shift Gearbox:confused: .. + 100's of extra's :rolleyes: ....

I'm going around SA soon with this Monster... (as soon as i find a replacement clutch :cry: )

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Originally Posted by GremlinSA

Hmm wonder what you'll have to say about a 69 Dodge D100 Custom... (Bigger than a hummer)...

It.. Does not Smoke.. gets 8km's per liter

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Well, 8 km / litre is a nice number for your monster, isn't it?

This is a number that even modern SUVs barely promise... So, your monster is more like a gentle beast... It passes my pollution norms. :thumb:

:D :)

Ahh and BTW .. the car behind is the wifes.. been pulled buy the dodge for the trip..

I custom made and fitted the A-Bar, Just for this purpoise...