Show us your animated GIFs... [Volume 3]

[leafspring]

I don't doubt it's shopped... I still like it though

[karona]

Veeayt said:

leafspring said:

RedWhiteMonkey said:

Good one

I would say the ballistics are all wrong. Whether it's a subcalibre (given the wings) or not, that's quite a huge parable trajectory.

Parabolloks

[Terminator X]

isee said:

I really miss the X Files

TX.

[RedWhiteMonkey]

[skyrover]

Veeayt said:

leafspring said:

RedWhiteMonkey said:

Good one

I would say the ballistics are all wrong. Whether it's a subcalibre (given the wings) or not, that's quite a huge parable trajectory.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joFAjFxapP0&ore...

"To those who think this is fake, the round being fired is most likely a 3OF26, which is an HE-FRAG-FS(fin stabilized) shell for the 2A46 gun in the T-72 that travels 850m/s. Taking into account slight loss of velocity over distance and that the shell takes roughly ¾ of a second to reach near the camera, the tank was at a range of around 600 meters, which looks about right for the field of view and heat haze in the image."

[bobfather]

im said:

RedWhiteMonkey said:

Is that available in the shops?

I can see a lot of problems, you don't normally find that much unobstructed space around nut or bolt fixings. You would need several size ranges, that one is close to the smallest nut size it can clamp to. There will be force pushing the sliders back proportional to the amount of turning force required, i.e. it won't undo tight nuts.

This is what you need

[Alexandre MX]

[Alexandre MX]

[c123]

[isee]

[Alexandre MX]

How I look when I ask for a hug according to my bf

[Alexandre MX]

[5potTurbo]

cobra kid said:

airbrakes said:

Well fook me sideways.

I've a series of photos from Green Park in September 2009 where we saw a Pelican pick up a passing Pigeon and try to swallow it. It didn't go well at all!

[ls3steve]

[The Game]

[The Game]

[monthefish]

bobfather said:

im said:

RedWhiteMonkey said:

Is that available in the shops?

I can see a lot of problems, you don't normally find that much unobstructed space around nut or bolt fixings. You would need several size ranges, that one is close to the smallest nut size it can clamp to. There will be force pushing the sliders back proportional to the amount of turning force required, i.e. it won't undo tight nuts.

It may be proportional, but it will be a very small proportion, and the reaction force from the applied torque on the nut won't be acting as a direct linear force on the six faces of the tool.

[RedWhiteMonkey]

[Sonic]

bobfather said:

I can see a lot of problems, you don't normally find that much unobstructed space around nut or bolt fixings. You would need several size ranges, that one is close to the smallest nut size it can clamp to. There will be force pushing the sliders back proportional to the amount of turning force required, i.e. it won't undo tight nuts.

This is what you need

Chocolate fireguard. I say that having tried to use one the other week.

[qube_TA]

was never going to end well: