Ghost Car

[daclassicgamingmaster]

How come nobody mentioned the possibility that said video is homebrewed?

- Alex

because it was on court tv

 

[OMars]

How come nobody mentioned the possibility that said video is homebrewed?

- Alex

because it was on court tv

Why that is not true at at all, don't you remember that new law they passed in America...you know the one where you can drive recklessy as long as you are doing magic.

 

[TelcoLou]

How come nobody mentioned the possibility that said video is homebrewed?

- Alex

because it was on court tv

... or perhaps it's just not that amazing a feat ... here's a story:

When I was a toddler, my parental units couldn't figure out how I managed to climb out of my playpen; I was clearly too small to climb over the top, yet every day I escaped, getting into trouble somewhere else.

The 'trick' was that the sides were made of a flexible mesh material; I used to lay down and kick at the very bottom, splitting it along the seam. After awhile, I made a gap large enough to roll under and out ... the material, being elastic-like, snapped back into position, making it appear intact and un-tampered with.

It took them weeks to figure it out :lol:

Same principal with the 'ghost car'; the car's speed and angle caused it to exert pressure on the bottom half of the fence first, popping the retaining wires holding it on the sides, creating a large chain link skirt ... which it 'skirted' under ... then it flopped back in place, bewildering the cops, and ending the chase.

</legnthy explanation>

 

[OMars]

How come nobody mentioned the possibility that said video is homebrewed?

- Alex

because it was on court tv

... or perhaps it's just not that amazing a feat ... here's a story:

When I was a toddler, my parental units couldn't figure out how I managed to climb out of my playpen; I was clearly too small to climb over the top, yet every day I escaped, getting into trouble somewhere else.

The 'trick' was that the sides were made of a flexible mesh material; I used to lay down and kick at the very bottom, splitting it along the seam. After awhile, I made a gap large enough to roll under and out ... the material, being elastic-like, snapped back into position, making it appear intact and un-tampered with.

It took them weeks to figure it out :lol:

Same principal with the 'ghost car'; the car's speed and angle caused it to exert pressure on the bottom half of the fence first, popping the retaining wires holding it on the sides, creating a large chain link skirt ... which it 'skirted' under ... then it flopped back in place, bewildering the cops, and ending the chase.

</legnthy explanation>

Don't you think they would have investigated it before putting it on national tv?

 

[TelcoLou]

Don't you think they would have investigated it before putting it on national tv?

:blink:

Damn. You're right ... especially since the media never presents footage in a way meant to titalate and entertain. <_<

... bet you believe saddam had WMD too huh?

 

[OMars]

Don't you think they would have investigated it before putting it on national tv?

:blink:

Damn. You're right ... especially since the media never presents footage in a way meant to titalate and entertain. <_<

... bet you believe saddam had WMD too huh?

On tv they admitted there were no WMD's, is your satelite only recieving programs from 2003? :huh:

 

[TelcoLou]

Don't you think they would have investigated it before putting it on national tv?

:blink:

Damn. You're right ... especially since the media never presents footage in a way meant to titalate and entertain. <_<

... bet you believe saddam had WMD too huh?

On tv they admitted there were no WMD's, is your satelite only recieving programs from 2003? :huh:

Yes.

But really, you've convinced me. It's magic.

I'm off to church now, to pray for all mankind's sins. Wish me luck.

 

[OMars]

Yes.

But really, you've convinced me. It's magic.

I'm off to church now, to pray for all mankind's sins. Wish me luck.

When did I say it was magic? :huh:

 

[Loubear]

How come nobody mentioned the possibility that said video is homebrewed?

- Alex

because it was on court tv

... or perhaps it's just not that amazing a feat ... here's a story:

When I was a toddler, my parental units couldn't figure out how I managed to climb out of my playpen; I was clearly too small to climb over the top, yet every day I escaped, getting into trouble somewhere else.

The 'trick' was that the sides were made of a flexible mesh material; I used to lay down and kick at the very bottom, splitting it along the seam. After awhile, I made a gap large enough to roll under and out ... the material, being elastic-like, snapped back into position, making it appear intact and un-tampered with.

It took them weeks to figure it out :lol:

Same principal with the 'ghost car'; the car's speed and angle caused it to exert pressure on the bottom half of the fence first, popping the retaining wires holding it on the sides, creating a large chain link skirt ... which it 'skirted' under ... then it flopped back in place, bewildering the cops, and ending the chase.

</legnthy explanation>

Or maybe the car was possessed by aliens wielding ghosting technology, which is of course a much more plausible explanation.

 

[daclassicgamingmaster]

Yes.

But really, you've convinced me. It's magic.

I'm off to church now, to pray for all mankind's sins. Wish me luck.

When did I say it was magic? :huh:

* joins telco at church *

 

[sam fisher]

How come nobody mentioned the possibility that said video is homebrewed?

- Alex

because it was on court tv

... or perhaps it's just not that amazing a feat ... here's a story:

When I was a toddler, my parental units couldn't figure out how I managed to climb out of my playpen; I was clearly too small to climb over the top, yet every day I escaped, getting into trouble somewhere else.

The 'trick' was that the sides were made of a flexible mesh material; I used to lay down and kick at the very bottom, splitting it along the seam. After awhile, I made a gap large enough to roll under and out ... the material, being elastic-like, snapped back into position, making it appear intact and un-tampered with.

It took them weeks to figure it out :lol:

Same principal with the 'ghost car'; the car's speed and angle caused it to exert pressure on the bottom half of the fence first, popping the retaining wires holding it on the sides, creating a large chain link skirt ... which it 'skirted' under ... then it flopped back in place, bewildering the cops, and ending the chase.

</legnthy explanation>

A great example of human cognitative ability. I hope that the experiments with giving mice 100% human brains does aid the mice with more human like cognitative abilities. If it does I want a mouse that is smart enough to make a language. It can translate dolphin for me!

 

[DemonStar55]

here's my explanation: there was a cat and it ate the fence while the car went through and threw it back up when the cops looked.


I think that is a _much_ more likely situation.

 

[OMars]

I think I finally stumped Telco, yes I'm awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was just kidding about the aliens thing, but maybe this is one of those guys from the fast and the furious...