Driver threw speed camera off cliff
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Not sure if this has been done as I have been out all day
ananova said:
Driver threw speed camera off cliff
A Swiss driver flashed by a speed camera attacked it with a pick axe, ran it over with his car and threw it off a cliff.
The motorist used the pick axe to smash the camera free from its mountings, then drove what was left up a mountain to throw it off a cliff.
He was doing nearly 50mph in a 30mph zone through the Swiss village of La Punt Chamues-ch in the Alps when he was flashed by the camera.
The film and camera were destroyed, but he was spotted by police as he threw the device off the cliff and arrested.
He faces a fine of up to £13,000 for destruction of public property.
I heard a tale of two industrial radiographers who were flashed late one night after a long shift.
So they pulled up, set up their equipment and exposed a large radioactive source right next to the camera.
As any one knows, radiation f****s, sorry FOGS film... and nothing further was heard
I can hire out the necessary equipment to do this, if anyone needs it...?
So they pulled up, set up their equipment and exposed a large radioactive source right next to the camera.
As any one knows, radiation f****s, sorry FOGS film... and nothing further was heard
I can hire out the necessary equipment to do this, if anyone needs it...?
wedg1e said:
I heard a tale of two industrial radiographers who were flashed late one night after a long shift.
So they pulled up, set up their equipment and exposed a large radioactive source right next to the camera.
As any one knows, radiation f****s, sorry FOGS film... and nothing further was heard
I can hire out the necessary equipment to do this, if anyone needs it...?
Sounds like Homer Simpson with that glowing green bar he has in the opening credits......Ok, I'll shut-up now.
I was actually wondering whether you could dissolve iron oxide powder in liquid aluminium, upon cooling, it would solidify into a homogenous mass which could then be drilled and initiated with a sparkler. This could then have a hole drilled in it pointing upwards at 45 degrees and lit and conveniently placed upon a gatso or truvelo of considerable height. The resulting 1600 degrees C heat would render quite a lot of the camera either vapour or liquid. It would leave very little trace and take seconds to deploy.
NB:-I do not take any reponsibility for the injuries or damage resulting from anyone attempting such an illegal, dangerous and stupid activity.
NB:-I do not take any reponsibility for the injuries or damage resulting from anyone attempting such an illegal, dangerous and stupid activity.
love machine said:
I was actually wondering whether you could dissolve iron oxide powder in liquid aluminium, upon cooling, it would solidify into a homogenous mass which could then be drilled and initiated with a sparkler. This could then have a hole drilled in it pointing upwards at 45 degrees and lit and conveniently placed upon a gatso or truvelo of considerable height. The resulting 1600 degrees C heat would render quite a lot of the camera either vapour or liquid. It would leave very little trace and take seconds to deploy.
NB:-I do not take any reponsibility for the injuries or damage resulting from anyone attempting such an illegal, dangerous and stupid activity.
Easily done but without the need for melting any metals, just use iron oxide powder along with aluminium powder and mix in some plaster of paris. Then set in any shape you wish.
Job done.
wedg1e said:
I heard a tale of two industrial radiographers who were flashed late one night after a long shift.
So they pulled up, set up their equipment and exposed a large radioactive source right next to the camera.
As any one knows, radiation f****s, sorry FOGS film... and nothing further was heard
I can hire out the necessary equipment to do this, if anyone needs it...?
Hehehe. My dad used to work as a weldig inspector.
While with him at work I saw him use theese small "nukes"
I think they contain the 192 isotope. Nasty little rayguns! Hehe!
wedg1e said:
I heard a tale of two industrial radiographers who were flashed late one night after a long shift.
So they pulled up, set up their equipment and exposed a large radioactive source right next to the camera.
As any one knows, radiation f****s, sorry FOGS film... and nothing further was heard
I can hire out the necessary equipment to do this, if anyone needs it...?
Most of the new ones (fixed) use digital cameras and send the pic straight back to some central database.
Just use James Bond style rotating number plates, wont even bother having to stop to blow up the camera then
:sniff:..:sniff: :sob: 
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>> Edited by 8Pack on Thursday 17th November 01:55
MBH, I am humbled by your praise, coming as it does :sniff: from one of such talent, it is praise indeed. I accept this PH award with greatest humility and gratitude........:sniff:......I would like to thank my mother and father, without whom I would not be here...:sob:...Petrol Ted for allowing me to post on his site (cheers from crowd)..........:sniff:.... and Mrs Fish...:sob:...for posting the thread...... >> Edited by 8Pack on Thursday 17th November 01:55
R988 said:
I heard a tale of two industrial radiographers who were flashed late one night after a long shift.
So they pulled up, set up their equipment and exposed a large radioactive source right next to the camera.
As any one knows, radiation f****s, sorry FOGS film... and nothing further was heard
I can hire out the necessary equipment to do this, if anyone needs it...?
Most of the new ones (fixed) use digital cameras and send the pic straight back to some central database.
Just use James Bond style rotating number plates, wont even bother having to stop to blow up the camera then
no but disabling the ISDN link would
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