I've had a really good idea!
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You're thinking too detached here.
Get a magnetic front and rear bumper, plus hoover mechanism on your own car.
Take the scrap metal to be weighed in at the end of each week, you'll be laughing.
Well, as long as the extra fuel you burn from carrying around all that extra weight doesn't negate the process but that's semantics.
Get a magnetic front and rear bumper, plus hoover mechanism on your own car.
Take the scrap metal to be weighed in at the end of each week, you'll be laughing.
Well, as long as the extra fuel you burn from carrying around all that extra weight doesn't negate the process but that's semantics.
OlberJ said:
They repel each other?
Bingo, that's a great idea.
Even if it's not what you meant
Yes you'll pull up behind a car and shunt it over the lights without touching it Bingo, that's a great idea.
Even if it's not what you meant
Although if you put opposite magnets on each end then they'll stick together and make a massive....car train!
25p tyre tax is a bit leftist and "big government" for this forum, get with the times OP and think up a "Big society" approach. Under that approach you can pay someone to clean up a bit of the road that you use - you will pay a reasonable amount, lets say £2000 per road mile per year for the magnet truck to roll out twice a day (once at weekends). Everyone else pays for the miles that they want clearing, and the service becomes a profit making venture for magnet-trucks-r-us.
What's that? £2000 is too much? Well, it will probably cost that much to do the miles that you want clearing, what with the cost of fuel, drivers, vehicle maintenance, that sort of thing.
I know everyone else gets the benefit of the miles that you have paid to have cleared, but you can't have it both ways, either you want commercial capitalism or you have to hand in your PH card as you are ritually stoned for being suspected of being a little bit socialist. Just pray that they don't find out if you have ever visited a place of religious worship, or know anyone with a motability car.
note, none of the above is meant seriously, I'm just a bit bored
What's that? £2000 is too much? Well, it will probably cost that much to do the miles that you want clearing, what with the cost of fuel, drivers, vehicle maintenance, that sort of thing.
I know everyone else gets the benefit of the miles that you have paid to have cleared, but you can't have it both ways, either you want commercial capitalism or you have to hand in your PH card as you are ritually stoned for being suspected of being a little bit socialist. Just pray that they don't find out if you have ever visited a place of religious worship, or know anyone with a motability car.
note, none of the above is meant seriously, I'm just a bit bored
After driving in the States I'm not going to complain about the state of the UK roads again. Potholes seem to be the unofficial speed calming method over there, and the disconcerting noise from the concrete roads is even more sphincter-exercising when it all goes deathly quiet when you start aquaplaning.
Eighteeteewhy said:
Monty Python said:
Surely by now you'd have thought someone would have been able to come up with a filler for a tyre that would make filling with air a thing of the past. if the wheel was split at the hub you'd just take the wheel apart when a new tyre was needed.
I mean, how hard can it be?
It's been doneI mean, how hard can it be?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqRJ9GfIJtI&fea...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tweel
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