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On Thu, 19 Oct 2017 04:03:21 +1100
"Hankat" wrote:
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On Wed, 18 Oct 2017 20:21:30 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
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news On Wed, 18 Oct 2017 05:45:37 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
Dunno, one of the odder things about that soggy little frigid
island is that there are **** all dirt roads used by semis.

Seriously??

Yep, they don’t even have many dirt roads used by cars either.

Well you're wrong, but I wouldn't expect you to
know that being the dumb yank you apparently are.

Don’t live anywhere near there, thanks.

Doesn't really matter if your a skippy or a kiwi either, you still don't
know what you're talking about.

What do you think happens on farms

**** all of them have any semis showing up at
them and the ones that do don’t have dirt roads.

I guess you think we still walk livestock to market here do you?

Nope, just don’t use semis, use smaller trucks with those places.

It depends on how much stock the farmer has. Some can transport sheep in a
tow trailer behind a 4x4, others have to use these:

http://assets.fwi.co.uk/7308989-livestock-lorry-rex.jpg
http://l7.alamy.com/zooms/4a47299578...e-float-drivin
g-through-a-disinfected-bath-at-the-bakewell-dbec2b.jpg

There are plenty more if you'd had the wit to search.

Unsurprisingly google don't take their cars down many farm or forest
roads.

You can still see the start of them and see if they are dirt roads or not.

Right, because the tarmac never runs out. I suggest you have a look at the
satellite images of Kielder where theres a lot of logging or maybe up in
scotland. I know, lets look for somewhere where logging happens and the
tarmac ends:

https://goo.gl/maps/aLjG9z7eamB2

That’s not a dirt road, ****wit.

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On Thu, 19 Oct 2017 04:03:21 +1100
"Hankat" wrote:
wrote in message news
On Wed, 18 Oct 2017 20:21:30 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
wrote in message
news On Wed, 18 Oct 2017 05:45:37 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
Dunno, one of the odder things about that soggy little frigid
island is that there are **** all dirt roads used by semis.

Seriously??

Yep, they don’t even have many dirt roads used by cars either.

Well you're wrong, but I wouldn't expect you to
know that being the dumb yank you apparently are.

Don’t live anywhere near there, thanks.

Doesn't really matter if your a skippy or a kiwi either, you still don't
know what you're talking about.

What do you think happens on farms

**** all of them have any semis showing up at
them and the ones that do don’t have dirt roads.

I guess you think we still walk livestock to market here do you?

Nope, just don’t use semis, use smaller trucks with those places.

It depends on how much stock the farmer has. Some can transport sheep in a
tow trailer behind a 4x4, others have to use these:

http://assets.fwi.co.uk/7308989-livestock-lorry-rex.jpg
http://l7.alamy.com/zooms/4a47299578...e-float-drivin
g-through-a-disinfected-bath-at-the-bakewell-dbec2b.jpg

There are plenty more if you'd had the wit to search.

Unsurprisingly google don't take their cars down many farm or forest
roads.

You can still see the start of them and see if they are dirt roads or not.

Right, because the tarmac never runs out. I suggest you have a look at the
satellite images of Kielder where theres a lot of logging or maybe up in
scotland. I know, lets look for somewhere where logging happens and the
tarmac ends:

https://goo.gl/maps/aLjG9z7eamB2

That’s a dirt road, ****wit.
https://letgotravelaustralia.files.w...k-crossing.jpg

On Thu, 19 Oct 2017 19:49:57 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
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Don’t live anywhere near there, thanks.

Doesn't really matter if your a skippy or a kiwi either,
you still don't know what you're talking about.

We'll see, gutless.

We did. You didn't.

http://assets.fwi.co.uk/7308989-livestock-lorry-rex.jpg

**** all of them use those on DIRT roads, ****wit.

Well, you probably couldn't drive it on one admittedly.

http://l7.alamy.com/zooms/4a47299578...le-float-drivi
g-through-a-disinfected-bath-at-the-bakewell-dbec2b.jpg

Not a DIRT road in sight, ****wit.

Its a road made of dirt.

all the rest of your even sillier **** flushed here it belongs

Translation: You couldn't think of a response to any of it.

That92s a dirt road, ****wit.
https://letgotravelaustralia.files.w...-paml-creek-cr
ossing.jpg

No, thats not a road at all and you wouldn't be getting any road vehicle along
that without a tow especially not a loaded truck. In fact I doubt one would
even fit back there.

Got any sensible examples Skippy?

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On Thu, 19 Oct 2017 19:49:57 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
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Don’t live anywhere near there, thanks.

Doesn't really matter if your a skippy or a kiwi either,
you still don't know what you're talking about.

We'll see, gutless.

http://assets.fwi.co.uk/7308989-livestock-lorry-rex.jpg

**** all of them use those on DIRT roads, ****wit.

http://l7.alamy.com/zooms/4a47299578...ell-dbec2b.jpg

Not a DIRT road in sight, ****wit.

Its a road made of dirt.

Nope, gravel.

That's a dirt road, ****wit.
https://letgotravelaustralia.files.w...k-crossing.jpg

No,

Yep.

thats not a road at all and you wouldn't be getting any road
vehicle along that without a tow especially not a loaded truck.

Wrong, as always. Watch Outback Truckers, particularly the
segments with Steve Graham doing it sometime with a fully
loaded semi and often a double or triple, ****wit.

On Fri, 20 Oct 2017 08:30:10 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
wrote in message news
On Thu, 19 Oct 2017 19:49:57 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
wrote in message news Don’t live anywhere near there, thanks.

Doesn't really matter if your a skippy or a kiwi either,
you still don't know what you're talking about.

We'll see, gutless.

http://assets.fwi.co.uk/7308989-livestock-lorry-rex.jpg

**** all of them use those on DIRT roads, ****wit.

http://l7.alamy.com/zooms/4a47299578...ttle-float-dri
ing-through-a-disinfected-bath-at-the-bakewell-dbec2b.jpg

Not a DIRT road in sight, ****wit.

Its a road made of dirt.

Nope, gravel.

Gravel and mud which is dirt. I know you lot have trouble speaking proper
english over there but do at least try when you're on a uk newsgroup.

That's a dirt road, ****wit.
https://letgotravelaustralia.files.w...al-paml-creek-
rossing.jpg

No,

Yep.

Nope. Its not a road at all, its a track. Buy yourself a dictionary.

thats not a road at all and you wouldn't be getting any road
vehicle along that without a tow especially not a loaded truck.

Wrong, as always. Watch Outback Truckers, particularly the
segments with Steve Graham doing it sometime with a fully
loaded semi and often a double or triple, ****wit.

You wouldn't get a truck up that without help, end of, so stop bull****ting
based on something you've seen on a reality TV show no none has ever heard of.

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On Fri, 20 Oct 2017 08:30:10 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
wrote in message news
On Thu, 19 Oct 2017 19:49:57 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
wrote in message
news Don’t live anywhere near there, thanks.

Doesn't really matter if your a skippy or a kiwi either,
you still don't know what you're talking about.

We'll see, gutless.

http://assets.fwi.co.uk/7308989-livestock-lorry-rex.jpg

**** all of them use those on DIRT roads, ****wit.

http://l7.alamy.com/zooms/4a47299578...ttle-float-dri
ing-through-a-disinfected-bath-at-the-bakewell-dbec2b.jpg

Not a DIRT road in sight, ****wit.

Its a road made of dirt.

Nope, gravel.

Gravel and mud which is dirt.

No mud visible. And since this **** is the best you can
manage, here goes the chain on your even sillier ****.

On Fri, 20 Oct 2017 20:08:33 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
wrote in message news
On Fri, 20 Oct 2017 08:30:10 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
wrote in message news On Thu, 19 Oct 2017 19:49:57 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
wrote in message
news Don’t live anywhere near there, thanks.

Doesn't really matter if your a skippy or a kiwi either,
you still don't know what you're talking about.

We'll see, gutless.

http://assets.fwi.co.uk/7308989-livestock-lorry-rex.jpg

**** all of them use those on DIRT roads, ****wit.

http://l7.alamy.com/zooms/4a47299578...cattle-float-d
i
ing-through-a-disinfected-bath-at-the-bakewell-dbec2b.jpg

Not a DIRT road in sight, ****wit.

Its a road made of dirt.

Nope, gravel.

Gravel and mud which is dirt.

No mud visible. And since this **** is the best you can

Well there wouldn't be since googles driver decided not to go any futher.
However I drove down that very road 2 months back (you think I picked it at
random?) and its got pretty muddy further along where the logging trucks have
churned it up in the rain.

manage, here goes the chain on your even sillier ****.

Whatever helps you get out the hole you dug.

On Fri, 20 Oct 2017 09:33:42 +0000 (UTC), wrote:

On Fri, 20 Oct 2017 20:08:33 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:

Crap that wasn't worth replying too.



Instead of getting into pointless debate with the Aussie Troll can't
people imagine him sitting there.

In a tin hut sweating in temparatures around 90F wearing a singlet
stained with months of dribble and food waste that has ouzed out
through gaps in his brown teeth,down below a pair of shorts whose
material at the rear can no longer absorb excretia and the skid marks
have broken through and become a blotch the size of a dinner plate
that squelches on the seat as he moves. At the front the button fly
is open and a penis unwashed for years stands erect emananting an
oduor that attracts flies that are landing on it to lay eggs below
the foreskin where they develop nicely into maggots in the glutanious
layer of Smegma that lays deeply over a glans that hasn't seen light
for years.
Precum dripples from the urethra forming a puddle on the floor as it
dripples down like a solitary strand of the spiders web nearby whose
occupant is the only living thing in the vicinity that isn't living on
his body. Every so often a reply comes in just visible on the filthy
monitor in response to something he wrote on Usenet causing his blood
pressure to raise a bit and the Penis starts to quiver, then another
reply, and another, A fly lands on his frenulum and its attempts to
free itself from the stick morass trigger an Orgasm and another spurt
of semen goes over the screen.
Depleted Rod starts to scan Usenet so he can draw people into
pointless debate so he can work himself up to get his sexual kick
again.

Saves travelling to his place and tossing him off by hand in person I
suppose.


G.Harman

Tekkie® wrote:
James Wilkinson Sword posted for all of us...



On Thu, 12 Oct 2017 10:32:12 +0100, Tim Streater wrote:

In article , wrote:

On Wed, 11 Oct 2017 14:45:21 -0400
wrote:
On Wed, 11 Oct 2017 13:01:19 +0000 (UTC), wrote:
Profile matters more than frontal area and the barn door styling of the
average euro truck doesn't exactly lend itself to a good drag coefficient
unlike the swept back design of most cars and thats before you move onto
the huge rolling resistance of trucks.
And American trucks "generally" have much better aerodynamics than
Euto trucks which tend to be slab-fronted COE and Forward Conrol
rigs.

And euro trucks are a lot less safe in a head on collision with another truck
or the scenery. There's only so much you can do when the "crumple zone" is
some sheet metal and the dashboard instead of 6 foot of bonnet + engine.

Yankee trucks waste so much space on the road.

But if they go faster they're saving space, as they occupy it for less time.

What does this have to do with the topic "collision detection" ?


Who cares?

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On Fri, 20 Oct 2017 20:08:33 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
wrote in message news
On Fri, 20 Oct 2017 08:30:10 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
wrote in message
news On Thu, 19 Oct 2017 19:49:57 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
wrote in message
news Don’t live anywhere near there, thanks.

Doesn't really matter if your a skippy or a kiwi either,
you still don't know what you're talking about.

We'll see, gutless.

http://assets.fwi.co.uk/7308989-livestock-lorry-rex.jpg

**** all of them use those on DIRT roads, ****wit.

http://l7.alamy.com/zooms/4a47299578...cattle-float-d
i
ing-through-a-disinfected-bath-at-the-bakewell-dbec2b.jpg

Not a DIRT road in sight, ****wit.

Its a road made of dirt.

Nope, gravel.

Gravel and mud which is dirt.

Since this **** is the best you can manage,
here goes the chain on your even sillier ****.

http://l7.alamy.com/zooms/4a47299578...cattle-float-d

i
ing-through-a-disinfected-bath-at-the-bakewell-dbec2b.jpg

Not a DIRT road in sight, ****wit.

Its a road made of dirt.

Nope, gravel.

Gravel and mud which is dirt.

Since this **** is the best you can manage,
here goes the chain on your even sillier ****.


Are all your family as arrogant as you?

--
Bod

In message , Mr Pounder Esquire
writes
James Wilkinson Sword wrote:
On Tue, 17 Oct 2017 19:07:08 +0100, Mr Pounder Esquire
wrote:
James Wilkinson Sword wrote:
On Tue, 17 Oct 2017 11:33:16 +0100, wrote:

On Tue, 17 Oct 2017 11:11:42 +0100
wrote:
On Tue, 17 Oct 2017 09:20:58 +0000 (UTC),
wrote:

To allow for the worst case of "tilt and swing"[1] I believe.

[1]The angle the tractor unit can tilt and swing in respect to
the trailer before it contacts said trailer.

Huh? If the tractor has contacted the trailer other than through
the 5th wheel then the whole rig has already jackknifed. If
you're talking about manouvering in a tight yard then the
shorter length of an EU tractor is a lot more useful than minor
increase max angle which even for an EU unit is probably around
100-120 degrees at a guess.

Would North American conditions sometimes require more tilt or in
other words a greater degree of articulation the vertical plane
for example in going over some their level/ grade crossings which
in some places are far from level.

I doubt they're any more severe than some of the humps and bumps of
roads around the UK.

Speed bumps in the UK are criminal. They destroy suspension, they
**** up the wheel balancing and tracking, therefore costing
motorists money and making the cars on the road unsafe. They also
cause damage to the spines of the occupants of the car, especially
if they're elderly or disabled. They also make it more dangerous
to drive along the road, as the cars are bounced up in the air
(even if you're not speeding), drastically reducing traction. And
they often put bumps on corners!

Not in my experience, this is because I slow down as sensible people
do and I can afford a decent car. You, being on the dole can't
afford a decent car and never will do.
Carry on being the joke of usenet.
Prick.

My neighbour has a decent car, and he slows to about 5mph to go over
them (which he shouldn't have to since it's a 20mph or 30mph speed
limit). He still breaks his suspension. Stop being so ignorant and
ask any mechanic if they got more business when speedbumps were
installed.

More lies from the dole claiming dirty little ******.
I have not has a replacement suspension unit fitted in 20 years.
So, You stop being so ignorant ya stupid pikey law breaking pillock and
learn how to drive a car.

This is one of those rare occasions when I agree with the dole claiming
dirty little ******.





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Ian

On Sat, 21 Oct 2017 20:27:54 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
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Gravel and mud which is dirt.

Since this **** is the best you can manage,
here goes the chain on your even sillier ****.

Knock yourself out. When you come round buy a dictionary.

wrote in message news
On Sat, 21 Oct 2017 20:27:54 +1100
"Rod Speed" wrote:
wrote in message news
Gravel and mud which is dirt.

Since this **** is the best you can manage,
here goes the chain on your even sillier ****.