Yeah honestly I have no idea why they were pushing it other then to try and get it to bounce on the other car. My guess is that RoadRaceDart is right and there is no drivetrain.
Yeah honestly I have no idea why they were pushing it other then to try and get it to bounce on the other car. My guess is that RoadRaceDart is right and there is no drivetrain.
Wally wrote:
Well that one is clearly not just a rolling shell
Apexcarver wrote:
As no one got hurt, that is absolutely hilarious.
I always wondered what would happen in this situation. Ouch.
Appleseed wrote: I always wondered what would happen in this situation. Ouch.
that back pack saved his/her a$$...lol
-J0N
Appleseed wrote:
I've always wondered if critters actually see themselves in mirrors or not.
PHeller wrote:Appleseed wrote:I've always wondered if critters actually see themselves in mirrors or not.
Actually, behaviorists use it as a test for abstract reasoning and self awareness in animals. A common thing to do is put a sticker or dot on an animal without them knowing, then show them their reflection in the mirror. Certain animals like dolphins, elephants, and some apes will use the mirror to examine what is on themselves. What's interesting is chimpanzees. Most females will realize they're looking at themselves, but most males will not.
Most animals just think they're looking at another animal.
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