If Steve Booth can do it, why cant they???
#13
01-17-2007, 08:54 PM
Originally Posted by solo379
Originally Posted by Useless
Texas law allows the use of deadly force .... when life or property are in danger.
:shock: :P 
#14
01-17-2007, 10:02 PM
Originally Posted by Scoe
That was the scene from Portland this morning. I believe that was filmed around SW 20th and Salmon street just West of downtown. While Portland only received about 3 inches officially, the whole city is built on hills and this snow had about an inch of ice layer beneath it.
I don't see any comparison between Steve Booth's adventures and fighting his way through an ice storm out on the interstate and this video of urban 4 wheelers who don't have a clue and are not held to the standard as professional drivers. :shock:
#17
01-20-2007, 04:20 PM
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Location: Portland, OR
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UPDATE:
In today's Oregonian newspaper they had a story all about Mr. Volvo's wild ride. It turns out this driver is 79 years old and an executive at the Pendleton woolen mills. They actually gave his name in the article, which I find astonishing as I would want to remain anonymous if I were that driver. The odd thing is that if you watch the video closely, I believe that after he hits the pole he actually gets on the accelerator which then propels him into the brick structure and then the long slide down the hill to the pile of cars awaiting his arrival. Had he not accelerated he probably would have not hit the brick structure or the row of cars down the hill. Budweiser salutes you Mr. pinball with cars driver. Real Men of Genius.
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#20
01-20-2007, 08:49 PM
Originally Posted by Scoe
UPDATE:
In today's Oregonian newspaper they had a story all about Mr. Volvo's wild ride. It turns out this driver is 79 years old and an executive at the Pendleton woolen mills. They actually gave his name in the article, which I find astonishing as I would want to remain anonymous if I were that driver. The odd thing is that if you watch the video closely, I believe that after he hits the pole he actually gets on the accelerator which then propels him into the brick structure and then the long slide down the hill to the pile of cars awaiting his arrival. Had he not accelerated he probably would have not hit the brick structure or the row of cars down the hill. Budweiser salutes you Mr. pinball with cars driver. Real Men of Genius. Wonder what this guy's DAC report is gonna look like!!! :P |
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