Random pictures thread!

[echo419]

Originally Posted by Juvenile

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I'd wreck that like an Asian drunk driving a mini van

[BobbyDee]

Originally Posted by ZetaVI

so how heavy is this coffee table i wonder.

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by Allch Chcar

Personally, I use rechargeables batteries in my wireless mouse and 99% of the time I roll the batteries until the green LED goes back on. Everything else I just swap out for new batteries or swap with another device.

I am NOT making another pie chart.

[babydriver]

Originally Posted by BobbyDee

so how heavy is this coffee table i wonder.

What I would like to know is how, in the James Bond film "Goldfinger," they got an entire Lincoln Continental, crushed, engine and all, into the back of a Ford Falcon pickup without breaking the axles and tearing the truck bed apart on the Falcon. That's 5258 lbs curb weight. Oh, plus the dead guy.

[kingnba6]

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by BobbyDee

so how heavy is this coffee table i wonder.

Well without wheels, fluids and glass I would guess at about 2800 pounds or so. Of course we don't know how much of the car is actually there though.

[srizzors25]

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Well without wheels, fluids and glass I would guess at about 2800 pounds or so. Of course we don't know how much of the car is actually there though.

From what I can see in the picture, and based on the size of the compressed item, I'm guessing this is only the body if that. I see nothing there that indicated it has the engine/suspension/etc. I couldn't find the specs for the body shell only but I'm guessing its only a few hundred pounds at most.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

From what I can see in the picture, and based on the size of the compressed item, I'm guessing this is only the body if that. I see nothing there that indicated it has the engine/suspension/etc. I couldn't find the specs for the body shell only but I'm guessing its only a few hundred pounds at most.

Ya I think you are right. The most info I could come up with is that it is "parts of a wrecked Ferrari" so probably just the very basics.

[ichitaka05]

K, enlighten me here. If I injured my right leg. Which side should I hold my cane?

[echo419]

right side. it should take the load off the injured leg so you can step with the good one.

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

K, enlighten me here. If I injured my right leg. Which side should I hold my cane?

First do you have to include a picture if its in this thread?

According to my Occupational Therapy wife you use it on the opposite side of the injury. It should move with the injured leg to provide support.

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

K, enlighten me here. If I injured my right leg. Which side should I hold my cane?

Depends on how you want to take the weight off.
If you want to use your left leg to take the weight by leaning left then use it in the left hand more as balance.
If you want to take the weight by placing less pressure on the leg by using your arm and shoulder then use it in the right.
Try both and see what feels more natural to you.

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Depends on how you want to take the weight off.
If you want to use your left leg to take the weight by leaning left then use it in the left hand more as balance.
If you want to take the weight by placing less pressure on the leg by using your arm and shoulder then use it in the right.
Try both and see what feels more natural to you.

Agh @Tcoat always the peacemaker coming in with the compromise....