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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Mar 2013
Posts: 805
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Having chosen Mondeo over Hilux, there's the kangaroo issue.
Dusk/dawn = kangaroos. Speed limit: 100km/h. Damn, I didn't want to drive at dusk. Slow down. At least there's more time to stop. And if we do meet, damage to the car proportional to the square of the velocity, like braking distance. On my left, a dead looking roo, fresh blood in the headlights. Hmm... 80km/h, given there's that great music on the stereo, and high beam is nice. Then a car behind (only one) decides it's awfully slow (which it is). I think you can see the rest of it, I'm soon passing another roo and the same car near it, thankfully just the roo and the car stuffed by the look of it. That's not to say I couldn't have hit it as well, just less damage? |
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