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In response to
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Who was the famous racecar driver who hit the wall and died immediately despite being in all that protection? -- nm
"
by
Max
Earnhardt is the most recent/notable. -- nm
Posted by
Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz)
Oct 18 '10, 13:25
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apples and oranges. common sense is 150 MPH, is significant.
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groiny
Oct 18, 13:26
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No, we're talking people dying from catastrophic neck/spine injuries.
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Will Hunting
Oct 18, 13:27
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35 is pretty fucking far from 150. nm -- nm
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groiny
Oct 18, 13:34
7
and those drivers have harnesses to constrict the movement of their helmet. it's about g-forces not speed. -- nm
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zork
Oct 18, 13:36
people don't die in 35 mph car crashes? -- nm
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TFox
Oct 18, 13:35
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we are not talking about cars here. nm -- nm
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groiny
Oct 18, 13:37
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and the difference is...?
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Reagen
Oct 18, 13:39
you've made the analogy to your own car crash like four times. force is force. -- nm
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TFox
Oct 18, 13:38
The only person with the expertise to answer this issue is going to be loosi. -- nm
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Max
Oct 18, 13:37
35's pretty fast when your head's smashing into an immovable object. -- nm
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Ender
Oct 18, 13:37
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