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Thread: Wellington road policing manager Inspector Pete Baird is a fucking halfwit then?

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    Quote Originally Posted by carbonhed View Post
    I was going to let the Inspector loose in a purpose built "Special Needs" bus that will weigh eleventy billion tonnes and move like a glacier... see how many pedestrians he can mow down with that.
    Happens at Franz Joseph glacier - stupid tourists who aren't quick enough to get out of the way get splattered all the time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FlangMasterJ View Post
    I know what I'd rather be hit by, the number 83.
    No, the correct answer is 42 and here is the proof.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phrases...thing_.2842.29

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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by flyingcrocodile46 View Post
    I think speed has far more influence than weight.
    I think you'll find it is to do with load distribution.
    Bullet concentrates its energy potential
    Bus has massive energy potential but over a larger area.
    How about we put a spike on front of said Bus and see how far you can poke holes in moron pedestrian.

    And before you disagree - please explain ability of (slow) arrows to go through things that stop (fast) bullets
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    Quote Originally Posted by schrodingers cat View Post
    I think you'll find it is to do with load distribution.
    Bullet concentrates its energy potential
    Bus has massive energy potential but over a larger area.
    How about we put a spike on front of said Bus and see how far you can poke holes in moron pedestrian.

    And before you disagree - please explain ability of (slow) arrows to go through things that stop (fast) bullets
    Dunno if I'm saying a similar thing, but this is what I thought.

    The bus will only do more damage if it sandwiches you between itself and a stationary other object. Otherwise a body just cannot absorb any more energy from it, than it can from teh car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drew View Post
    Dunno if I'm saying a similar thing, but this is what I thought.

    The bus will only do more damage if it sandwiches you between itself and a stationary other object. Otherwise a body just cannot absorb any more energy from it, than it can from teh car.
    Thats right. The bus will scarely slow from accelerating the pedestrians mass and when it does slow (brake) the body continues on until they reach the ground. If nothing else is in the way it is likely that there wouldn't be too much harm because the total potential energy in the bus wouldn't be transferred to the moron.

    Modern cars are designed to cause the pedestrian to crumple onto the vehicle and distribute the force over a greater area. The soft plastic bumpers are an attempt to reduce the rate of acceleration.

    Most bus fronts these days are are fibreglass and have a bit of 'give' Bike and pram racks on the front however - that'd be a different story
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