Driver's Training Video of the Week

[FElony]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_KBvP0_8Tc

[shady]

There is no turning it off once you start watching it. I always wanted to go under an agri-sprayers on my bike. I'll have to add it to my bucket list.

[Heo]

The Icy part is filmed not far from where i live.
There was a dancing place close to that crane you
see, We called it the bargain bin
They even had two for the price of one sometimes

[57 lima bean]

And when things get real..........https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VKOoenqbOk 

[FElony]

And when things get real..........https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VKOoenqbOk

The profound lesson in transportational behavior I got from this video is... don't drive in Ohio.

[Dan859]

True that!  Although, I spent a good amount of time on the road with my Dad when he was driving over the road, and Pennsylvania State Troopers really were the worst.

[cjshaker]

And when things get real..........https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VKOoenqbOk

The profound lesson in transportational behavior I got from this video is... don't drive in Ohio.

That only applies to you, FElony.
If they tried showing that video today in drivers ed classes, parents would be screaming....or probably the kids would be. Scarred for life and needing therapy By the way, that '58 police car was cool, and the fact that ANYONE survived that '55 being run over by a truck is just amazing.

[Heo]

I thought that mild custom -58 chevy the cops stopped and checked was nice

[FElony]

And when things get real..........https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VKOoenqbOk

The profound lesson in transportational behavior I got from this video is... don't drive in Ohio.

That only applies to you, FElony.
If they tried showing that video today in drivers ed classes, parents would be screaming....or probably the kids would be. Scarred for life and needing therapy By the way, that '58 police car was cool, and the fact that ANYONE survived that '55 being run over by a truck is just amazing.

Yep, I'm famous for having meals whilst watching the goriest shit on the Net. I also time beheading videos start to finish, and have emailed the Mexican cartels giving pointers about cutlery selection and vertebrae shearing. Tsk tsk, slow to learn, they.

When I was in junior high, we were shown the first Red Asphalt movie. Milder than the Ohio flick, but I had always remembered the jaw on the Corvair driver. I just found this on YouTube. He's still there, at the end. I see that several more Red Asphalts came out since. Nice to see a successful series!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDzuXZPO06E

To me, a "safe space" is one where I can beat the living crap out of the wussies our society has produced lately without fear of arrest. Nirvana.