Here's a strange one for ya

[kmarshall2121]

Originally Posted by Red2014SS

Don't worry about them. They're all driving Mustangs.

good one, Red!

[hrpiii]

Originally Posted by Red2014SS

Don't worry about them. They're all driving Mustangs.

Bazinga! +1 for Red.

[hot_rod]

.....so many "Politically Incorrect" people/post in one thread......


....somebody's gonna tell a mod.....and then...


........

[$inferno]

Originally Posted by Red2014SS

Don't worry about them. They're all driving Mustangs.

[DRKnight1SS]

Sounds like some sort of electrical malfunction. If it doesn't bother you then I wouldnt worry about it or feel the need to take it to the dealer. Just goes to show you that our cars are even fast standing still

[trashmanssd]

Originally Posted by Moto-Mojo

These cars are so bad-ass that they not only look fast standing still, they're actually doing 17MPH. I think Einstein's general theory of relativity explained this. You are never really standing still, you're in an ever expanding universe. Still is only relative to the observer. That should clear it up!

Made me think I wonder how fast we are actually going. Googled it and best I have found so far is 1,304,000 MPH. Maybe I am weird but I find it fascinating.

Quote: "By standing completely still, at the equator of the Earth, at sea level, we are moving at 444 meters per second due to the spin of the Earth. But due to the Earth's orbit around the sun, we are actually moving at 29 805 meters per second. However our entire solar system orbits the center of the Milky Way at 220 000 meters per second, which means we are all moving between 190 194 and 249 806 meters per second depending on which month of the year it is and whether or not the Earth's orbit is going with, or against, the general direction of the movement of the sun. But let's ignore the sun's movement relative to the Galaxy's center, because the Galaxy itself is hurtling through the Universe at a tremendous speed, shuffling all of us along through space at a very serious 583 000 meters per second."

[Mortious]

Something similar happened to me except I was pulling into my parking spot at work, I always give the throttle a little blurp just before backing in, when I was parked I set my parking break but the parking break alarm started going off, when I looked at my digital speedo, it said 17, and was slowly ticking down, I was at a complete stop.

I had to wait for it to get to 0 before setting the parking break without an alarm.

Also after a very long trip (close to 1000 miles) I was sitting at a red light and gave it a bit of a rev, the digital spedo went up to about 10mph and back down again, after I stopped for some food (about a 30 min lay over) it didn't happen again.

[Tenring]

Originally Posted by trashmanssd

Made me think I wonder how fast we are actually going. Googled it and best I have found so far is 1,304,000 MPH. Maybe I am weird but I find it fascinating.

Not weird at all, got me thinking about our 1/4 mile times now!

also IBTL

[Dizzy82]

[Fastcat3]

Originally Posted by Dfault

Because he has a man pedal.

As a woman........do I have a "wo-man" pedal?

[kmarshall2121]

Originally Posted by Fastcat3

As a woman........do I have a "wo-man" pedal?

isnt the "whoa-man" pedal also referred to as a brake?

[SIN R G]

Originally Posted by Red2014SS

Don't worry about them. They're all driving Mustangs.

For having the "Best Reply Of The Week" you have won a Major Award. I hope you enjoy it.

[Red2014SS]

Originally Posted by SIN R G

For having the "Best Reply Of The Week" you have won a Major Award. I hope you enjoy it.

Ahhh... Frageeelay!! The foreign award! Thank you

[snymat68]

Originally Posted by trashmanssd

Made me think I wonder how fast we are actually going. Googled it and best I have found so far is 1,304,000 MPH. Maybe I am weird but I find it fascinating.

Quote: "By standing completely still, at the equator of the Earth, at sea level, we are moving at 444 meters per second due to the spin of the Earth. But due to the Earth's orbit around the sun, we are actually moving at 29 805 meters per second. However our entire solar system orbits the center of the Milky Way at 220 000 meters per second, which means we are all moving between 190 194 and 249 806 meters per second depending on which month of the year it is and whether or not the Earth's orbit is going with, or against, the general direction of the movement of the sun. But let's ignore the sun's movement relative to the Galaxy's center, because the Galaxy itself is hurtling through the Universe at a tremendous speed, shuffling all of us along through space at a very serious 583 000 meters per second."

You think THAT'S fast? Wait till the V-TEC kicks in!