Alco locomotive in India.
Rolling Coal!!
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Oh, I love that sound.
Had to go look up RS3 at idle:
Sleeping power.
Oh man, the greenies at Huff-po are going to have a time with these "anti environmentalists"
Last summer a pickup truck did that to a small car on the road in the lane next to my wife and I. The driver was laughing and honking his horn. The small car followed the pickup into the parking lot just ahead of us and a 100 pound, 5' tall Japanese woman dressed in a gi with a red and white belt got out and challenged the 6', 250 pound driver. He shoved her back against her car really hard and then she went to work. She kicked him in the center of he chest followed by a second kick to the family jewels and then a direct blow to a knee followed by stomping on the arch of his foot. From there it was down hill for the big guy. He landed really hard on his face. Several people gathered around and started cheering and clapping. Evidently many people called 911. Every time the guy started to get up on his hands and knees, she nailed him. His face was a bloody mess and and his knee was bent sideways. The police arrived and took over. The big guy was taken away in the fire department ambulance and his truck got towed away as well. The cops had a really difficult time keeping a straight face while the big guy tried to explain how he was attacked for no reason regardless of the statements of everyone else. Karma sometimes works wonders.
Is "rolling coal" in traffic becoming a problem? Before this I could never have imagined doing something like this.
I was told that the red and white belt was a big deal and that she must have been some kind of karate master. She certainly looked the part while taking apart this big guy. He did not stand a chance in the confrontation he started.
^^^Maybe she was a Yakuza enforcer?? 
Originally Posted By: OneEyeJack
Last summer a pickup truck did that to a small car on the road in the lane next to my wife and I. The driver was laughing and honking his horn. The small car followed the pickup into the parking lot just ahead of us and a 100 pound, 5' tall Japanese woman dressed in a gi with a red and white belt got out and challenged the 6', 250 pound driver. He shoved her back against her car really hard and then she went to work. She kicked him in the center of he chest followed by a second kick to the family jewels and then a direct blow to a knee followed by stomping on the arch of his foot. From there it was down hill for the big guy. He landed really hard on his face. Several people gathered around and started cheering and clapping. Evidently many people called 911. Every time the guy started to get up on his hands and knees, she nailed him. His face was a bloody mess and and his knee was bent sideways. The police arrived and took over. The big guy was taken away in the fire department ambulance and his truck got towed away as well. The cops had a really difficult time keeping a straight face while the big guy tried to explain how he was attacked for no reason regardless of the statements of everyone else. Karma sometimes works wonders.
Is "rolling coal" in traffic becoming a problem? Before this I could never have imagined doing something like this.
I was told that the red and white belt was a big deal and that she must have been some kind of karate master. She certainly looked the part while taking apart this big guy. He did not stand a chance in the confrontation he started.
This is common where I live.
I would love to round up everyone who bypasses all their smog equipment, then force them to inhale poisonous gasses to prove a point.
Originally Posted By: artificialist
This is common where I live.
I would love to round up everyone who bypasses all their smog equipment, then force them to inhale poisonous gasses to prove a point.
That being said, the coal rollers are popular here too. I cant imagine investing all of my income into a vehicle rather than putting it towards a trade, higher education etc. Their money, not mine.Its a big deal here with the immature drivers regardless of their age.
Originally Posted By: jcwit
Its a big deal here with the immature drivers regardless of their age.
We've had many here regale us with stories of removing emissions hardware and how great that it.
Frankly, if everyone did it it might not be so cool to rebel, but where would we be.
Personal responsibility is a forgotten concept...
Originally Posted By: SteveSRT8
Personal responsibility is a forgotten concept...
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