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Unread 22-11-2006, 15:41   #1
Thomas J Stamp
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Default Traffic Controll the hard way

Now I know that those things in Temple Bar are for.....

(Be patient, this gets good)

http://www.biertijd.com/mediaplayer/...t=true&fs=true
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Unread 22-11-2006, 16:31   #2
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I had no idea those things were so strong. I have a real issue with disobedient drivers. It was nice to see them learn not to try that again.
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Unread 22-11-2006, 16:31   #3
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The guy hopping out the black Lexus with his hands on his head is class.

edit on second viewing I'd say he actually banged his head, that thing really bounced. Ouch.

Cool idea, never saw that before. Imagine how many people would get impaled on Irish roads?
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Unread 22-11-2006, 17:19   #4
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That file is blocked in work by websense, due to "adult content"! What is it that ye are all looking at?
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Unread 22-11-2006, 17:21   #5
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Well you know those retractable bolards they use to restrict access to certain streets

Well the moral of the story is don't tailgate the guy who has the button to drop them or else you might get a suprise
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Unread 22-11-2006, 17:32   #6
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Well the moral of the story is don't tailgate the guy who has the button to drop them or else you might get a suprise
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I've seen a car with some damage to the front of it on wicklow street. I think this has happened in ireland.
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Its a good idea in theory to tailgate the buses or delivery vans. But thats in theory, wow, what idiots
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