This is exactly how my bus would look if it weren't a piece of E36 M3.
312T2 made it's race debut, 40 yrs ago today.
(DNF'd)
In reply to Duke:
Needs a Budweiser or PBR too.
In reply to iadr:
The green over red traffic light is in the Tipp (Tipperary) Hill neighborhood in Syracuse NY.
http://tipphill.us/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tipperary_Hill
My GF and I were in the Cuse on Saturday for the St Paddy's parade and much imbibing in the evening.
For the record, I'm not Jamaican. I do, however, have a rather profound preoccupation with pretty much everything having to with the land of wood and water. This reminds me that I haven't Jamaica bombed the hot link thread in a while. Expect white Corollas. Soon.
How do they get away with the lights being upside down?
Bumboclaat wrote: In reply to iadr: The green over red traffic light is in the Tipp (Tipperary) Hill neighborhood in Syracuse NY. http://tipphill.us/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tipperary_Hill My GF and I were in the Cuse on Saturday for the St Paddy's parade and much imbibing in the evening. For the record, I'm not Jamaican. I do, however, have a rather profound preoccupation with pretty much everything having to with the land of wood and water. This reminds me that I haven't Jamaica bombed the hot link thread in a while. Expect white Corollas. Soon.
I had a color blind DE student who'd have real issues with that.
Streetwiseguy wrote: How do they get away with the lights being upside down?
I don't think it is written anywhere what ORDER the lights have to be. It is only by convention that red is on top, green on bottom, and amber in the middle.
Streetwiseguy wrote: How do they get away with the lights being upside down?
Should I be concerned, is there something in the middle 4 circles?
bigdaddylee82 wrote:Streetwiseguy wrote: How do they get away with the lights being upside down?Should I be concerned, is there something in the middle 4 circles?
Don't know If I should vote this up or not....
bigdaddylee82 wrote:Streetwiseguy wrote: How do they get away with the lights being upside down?Should I be concerned, is there something in the middle 4 circles? I only kinda see the 74 in the bottom/middle 2,nothing in the top/middle 2
In reply to Streetwiseguy:
Well, they eventually caved and allowed it after the light was repeatedly stoned. There is even a park on the corner called Stone Throwers Park. 
2.0dohc wrote:bigdaddylee82 wrote:Streetwiseguy wrote: How do they get away with the lights being upside down?Should I be concerned, is there something in the middle 4 circles? I only kinda see the 74 in the bottom/middle 2,nothing in the top/middle 2
6 and 74 on the first and fourth only
iadr wrote:vwcorvette wrote:Yes, I'd remembered that story. Also strikes me as odd with the politics of the time, that "Red on top" was acceptable. Didn't messrs MacCarthy and Birch have something to say about that?Bumboclaat wrote: In reply to iadr: The green over red traffic light is in the Tipp (Tipperary) Hill neighborhood in Syracuse NY. http://tipphill.us/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tipperary_Hill My GF and I were in the Cuse on Saturday for the St Paddy's parade and much imbibing in the evening. For the record, I'm not Jamaican. I do, however, have a rather profound preoccupation with pretty much everything having to with the land of wood and water. This reminds me that I haven't Jamaica bombed the hot link thread in a while. Expect white Corollas. Soon.I had a color blind DE student who'd have real issues with that.
They talk about the light on the wiki page link above. My understanding is that the red is always on top for safety reasons and the Wiki states that its the law.
Color blindness is one part of it and the other part is if you are cresting a hill, the first light you'll see is the red. Rather than an off green light. That way you have a better chance of stopping for the red light.
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