Interesting, Odd or Funny Pics II.

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Originally Posted by austastar

Hi,
So how long until something like this trundles along the suburban bus route, plucks commuters waiting at the bus stop, quick squirt of coffee, bundled into magazine, racked in order of alighting, loaded into ejector at destination, quick spray of deodorant and stood upright on pavement with a swift kick in the pants to orient to the office door.
Cheers

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Hey, do you mind? Stop nicking my crazy well thought out ideas if you please.:TakeABow::Rolling:

I think this is the environment you will see the self driving vehicles in first. The location is already well mapped, they already use GPS based equipment and it is a place where there are few other independently moving objects to worry about. Do have an image of it firing laser bird frighteners as it moves

Will further reduce the number of jobs in rural areas and if they lock it down like some agricultural manufacturers currently do they will ‘own’ the farm. Can see them supplying the machine and all inputs then controlling it remotely from wherever their HQ or call centre is located. Farmer just supply’s the land and makes decisions in regard to when and what the crop will be. But then I did enjoy walking the fences and mending the broken wire which will still need the farmer so all is not lost

Now this is interesting,and sort of funny[bigsad][biggrin]

Fuming Range Rover owner parks vehicles covered in angry signs outside Land Rover dealership - Manchester Evening News

Typical, Texas doesn't do things by halves.

https://youtu.be/I_7jotFQRhU

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Originally Posted by scarry

Now this is interesting,and sort of funny[bigsad][biggrin]

Fuming Range Rover owner parks vehicles covered in angry signs outside Land Rover dealership - Manchester Evening News

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With all that bloody malarkey I'd be ****ing angry as well. My experience with an Adelaide based Dealership back when they only had 12 months warranty on my D1 Facelift was that they seem to be a bunch of *****.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Typical, Texas doesn't do things by halves.

https://youtu.be/I_7jotFQRhU

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Everything's bigger in Texas, bigger than Lebanon.

The anchor of the first ship found 1.6 miles away,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and the prop of the second found a mile away................ explosion heard 150 miles away................

DL

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Originally Posted by 350RRC

Everything's bigger in Texas, bigger than Lebanon.

The anchor of the first ship found 1.6 miles away,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and the prop of the second found a mile away................ explosion heard 150 miles away................

DL

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Did the earth move for you, darling? [bigrolf]

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Originally Posted by 350RRC

Everything's bigger in Texas, bigger than Lebanon.

The anchor of the first ship found 1.6 miles away,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and the prop of the second found a mile away................ explosion heard 150 miles away................

DL

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Thanks for sharing that DL. I thought Lebanon was the worst but it seems not.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Did the earth move for you, darling? [bigrolf]

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It did & now I think I'll have a ciggy. [bighmmm]

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Typical, Texas doesn't do things by halves.

https://youtu.be/I_7jotFQRhU

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And the second-biggest bang was in Bombay harbour, where an ammunition/general cargo ship caught fire (raw cotton) at dockside... and after a tantalising wait, went Very Big Bang, disturbing the whole docks and chucking ships all over the place. Naturally, there wasn't much useful left on the Fort Stikine
Gold bars were also part of the cargo, and they went AWOL and a Very long way. We know how far, as a gentleman of high morals found one.
- and handed it in to Police.

SS Fort Stikine - Wikipedia