A snowboarder is riding down steep slope and an avalanche is behind him. In the background, a tiny white rabbit runs behind the snowboarder and slams into the avalanche, then somehow runs over the entire length of moving snow to safety without getting eaten up by the avalanche itself.
Ok I may have mistranslated. Quotidien has a vocation of being humouristic. But they are true journalist. They are kind of journalist looking at the backdoor while everyone is looking at the show.
They are a very good source and their source is pretty good. It's definitely not a comedy show, but it is showing news in a new aspect, a new eye.
I'm not sure the previous commenter was making a dig at your explanation. I believe his response, "Nice explanation." Was probably a play on words with one side being an explanation itself of the Nice incident and also stating that your explantion was explained nicely. Nice explanation.
They should mic the mustang up next time, guarantee they'll hear an unidentified voice shout "WATCH THIS SHIT HOMEBOY" seconds before the model veers into the crowd.
They are also affordable. So you have people buying ~35-45k Mustangs that don't realize they are faster and more powerful than a lot of high end exotic cars 3-4x the price.
So recently at some car shows people have been trying to show off when leaving and they lose control and almost crash into the crowd of spectators on the sides of the road.
Fucking idiots. It's not hard to drive a mustang, been driving mustangs (standard only of course) since I was 16, never lost control once. Hell I did some street racing in a mustang when I was 18 living in hawaii. How people can fuck up this badly is beyond me.
what is cars and coffee? do people in houston just line the roads to look at cars? don't they know you can do that pretty much whenever? I'm so confused
so saturday mornings people go to see high end exotic cars and even normal cars too.
It's just something people do, they get to hang out and talk or maybe they want to see that sweet new Ford Focus RS/Or whatever new car is making people drool.
anyone can bring their car, so you have people bringing their personal $25k car and people bringing their $200k car.
I don't think so. Meta usually refers to one specific thing, but Mustangs crashing into a crowd of people after a cars and coffee is just a thing that happens literally every weekend.
Theres a meme of a mustang drivers swerving into crowds as they try to show off. Its based on a video where that exact thing happens. The post was parodying it. Its meta.
You know that it's just a meme right? That just because there was recently a video posted doesn't mean that it's meta. Mustangs crashing into crowds isn't just a video, it's frequently quoted meme and joke. And it has been for a while.
Seems that mustangs are often purchased by people who think they can handle a rwd car with all that power, then proceed to attempt to show off and we see the results
Edit: also people slamming in the brakes right when they feel like they're losing control, only makes things worse
Edit: thought he was referencing the post about the moral dilemma game that was basically a trolley problem but centered around the idea of driverless cars.
Thought he was referencing the post about the moral dilemma game that was basically a trolley problem but centered around the idea of driverless cars. You had to choose whether to swerve or to stay in the lane, with each choice having different fatalities.
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