Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #900 – 2017-06-16, 23:50:52 Quote from: rjhowie on 2017-06-16, 23:48:45Need more Prots.What??He wants to come in... nope, not possible. Prots are at the end of the list. Sorry pal.
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #901 – 2017-06-18, 23:31:40 Interesting to note (though not unexpected) that Merkel will retaliate when Cheeto Benito imposes tariffs on German made vehicles.
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #902 – 2017-06-19, 00:13:47 pity you miss the needed obvious Belfrager!. Oh and by the way I note that youth unemployment in your Iberian wee corner is massive!
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #903 – 2017-06-23, 23:21:42 Quote from: rjhowie on 2017-06-19, 00:13:47I note that youth unemployment in your Iberian wee corner is massive!Massively less than yours... 1 Likes
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #905 – 2017-06-26, 16:46:35 Sweden wants more insight into Russian military trainingQuoteRussia has been invited to send observers to Swedish defence training Aurora in September, but Sweden's Defence Minister Peter Hultqvist requests Russia in turn to invite foreign observers to the Russian training Zapad ("West") that is planned for the same time.That's right. War is at its best as a do-it-together thing. We must cooperate. 1 Likes
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #906 – 2017-06-28, 00:44:01 Didn't such happen before all the news nonsense about who was doing what?
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #907 – 2017-07-07, 23:36:56 G 20 meets while 110 policeman were hurt.You are twenty, we are plenty.Meanwhile, Trump/Putin gay affair keeps on going...
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #908 – 2017-07-08, 03:46:55 Well in a very practical sense one does hope they can get on.
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #909 – 2017-07-08, 12:12:36 Quote from: Belfrager on 2017-07-07, 23:36:56Meanwhile, Trump/Putin gay affair keeps on going...No pussy grabbing this time... 2 Likes
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #910 – 2017-07-09, 01:22:26 They actually got on well both of them as happens. Just live on hope there will be more ex-colonists who don't just gulp in what passes for media over there......
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #911 – 2017-07-18, 18:01:02 A not-so-flattering article about the King of Spain, illustrated with the ex-wife of the former president of Estonia.
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #912 – 2017-07-18, 18:11:07 I find it less disturbing than the final note about elephant hunting (assuming the women weren't somehow coerced).
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #913 – 2017-07-19, 02:11:24 He is the ex-king actually having abdicated in favour of his son a while back........
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #914 – 2017-07-20, 12:58:26 Speedy grandma In Belgium a 79 years old grandma was caught driving her Porsche at 238 km/h.source
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #915 – 2017-07-20, 14:09:48 Quote"Ma cliente n’a jamais eu de souci avec la justice ni commis d’infraction de roulage auparavant. L’autoroute était dégagée. Elle avait des insomnies. C’est une Porsche, vous savez. Elle ignorait qu’elle roulait si vite", a plaidé l’avocate.I don't know about quite that fast, but the basic argument holds up in my book. In some cars you can accidentally go 160 while barely even noticing.
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #916 – 2017-07-20, 16:36:39 Quote from: Frenzie on 2017-07-20, 14:09:48In some cars you can accidentally go 160 while barely even noticing.I'd say in any decent car assuming the road is fine.160-180 km/h are normal speeds for our autobahn. In Belgium I assume you must notice the cars you are leaving behind, except you are alone on the road.However at speeds above 230 km/h the road starts to look more and more narrow. I tried once to hit the 300 mark but finally gave up because of that. It was a strange rotten feeling.
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #917 – 2017-07-20, 17:04:15 Well, actually I have no idea if it holds up for a regular Porsche as on more reflection I was thinking mostly vans or SUVs, not cars as such. But that'd be purely because I'm not used to being so high, making it feel slower.In cars without a 6th gear (or more) there's a bit of additional engine noise, but mostly it's just things like the wind affecting you more and the feeling of speed I'm referring to.
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #918 – 2017-07-20, 18:09:27 Quote from: Frenzie on 2017-07-20, 17:04:15Well, actually I have no idea if it holds up for a regular Porsche as on more reflection I was thinking mostly vans or SUVs, not cars as such. It doesn't have to be a Porsche or a Ferrari. I was referring to cars which we use to categorize as middle class (mittelklasse).
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #919 – 2017-07-20, 21:33:19 Right, I just mean that except for the rickety feeling in a 1980 Ford Fiesta I was talking about height more than anything. I kind of forgot about that part when I made my earlier comment.
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #920 – 2017-07-21, 23:42:48 Quote from: krake on 2017-07-20, 16:36:39I tried once to hit the 300 markNot too many cars, or motorcycles, can reach 300.
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #921 – 2017-07-22, 08:13:58 A few examples of series production carsDon't look at the prices. 1 Likes
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #922 – 2017-07-22, 14:51:47 As for the price, we can always steal them... it gives more adrenaline to go 300 with a stolen car The Bugatti is impressive with those 450...
Re: What's Going on in Europe Reply #923 – 2017-09-09, 11:39:19 Emmanuel Macron, in Greece, Calls for ‘Rebuilding’ E.U.
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