Anything under 20fps is not playable IMO. At 35+ is fine. Around 55-60 is the sweet mark. Of course anything over that doesn't really make any difference.
Oh also the amount of epenis in this thread is hilarious. Even that cute asian chick above is thinking "oh yes"
There were from like Blackburn or Middlesborough or something, the area in question is 15 miles West of Reading so a good old distance. The newspaper stated they weren't locals.. That's why I presume sat-nav
But even without a sat-nav I still think it's pretty silly. Then again I am intollerant of idiots. Which is hypocritical when I make some pretty obvious cock-ups. But never such as driving into a lake.
Many months late but I agree.
Unfortunately this is typical of the LFS userbase.
Yet I get banned for a funny picture. This sort of behaviour is gotten away with.
True story.
They used to be like £17.50, even when Ebay had them for £40. People assuming Ebay would be cheaper. Shame. I paid £11 for mine, from some Black kid in London. A good fellow to be honest. He too had moved from a class vehicle (Mk5) to a ricer-rep (Civic). :sadbanana.
But my gain.
now my buddy works in Seat main dealer - Even he has to pay £40 for trade price.
I was thinking of ditching mine because too many ricers have them. No class. I may sand it down, and paint it blue to match the wheel nut covers and other parts. Photoshop.
That's the thing. Personally I have no time for people who come up with excuses. In Bournemouth last year, the floods you may recall.
Well I was there. For the airshow that got cancelled, I think the Red Arrow's pilot died as well. But hey, probably wasn't from driving into a puddle. That was an unfortunate death of a skilled pilot, didn't deserve it.
Where as the old people died because they weren't skilled pilots, they didn't deserve it but the drive was an idiot and I think denying that would be silly.
Anyway I got caught in the thick of the floods in Bournemouth. I managed to drive through, by being careful. Cars got stuck because they drove straight through the middle. But I was slower, gauging it on other cars, I drove 2 wheels on the path, maximising air. No problems. Was a good laugh.
Still nice countryside in your neck of the woods. I may need to drive there on a summers day.
SamH. Tor me old chestnut.
Moderating is done on a "how much the mod likes you" level rather than what you actually said. I got a 6 month ban for baiting some guy who sent me spam emails.
Yet my homie doing the same got an infraction for 2 points.
A day later after it had not rained for about 24 hrs and it was sunny, the height markers were about 4.2ft so it's believed at the time of the incident the water was 5ft deep.
It's a shame the person died and no-one deserved to, but ultimately whoever was driving was an idiot and caused the guys death.
Old couple and their dog from up norfff come to the town I live in.
There's a ford (basically a large body of water, let's call it a lake to simplify) which isn't really crossable even in the peak of summer. We have had almost constant and heavy rain for nearly 3 weeks now. It's not hidden, it's at the bottom of a hill and you can see the Ford from the main road easily. There are big warning signs saying about a deep body of water, hazard warning posts in the body of water itself and also height markers which were showing around 5ft at the time.
(Presumably their sat-nav? Doesn't say in the news report) guides them down the road towards the lake and tells them to "continue straight".
Old couple enter and their car is washed away. One drowns (and the dog too) and the other survives.
Not sure who was driving but one of them was, the male died from drowing and the lady was taken to hospital and will live
Are these people just victims of a flood or were they colossal idiots? Because I went with the idiot vote and that was seemingly shunned for being cruel.
I don't care what other people think of my opinion, but I was interested in what people's views on here would be about the issue in general.
Please vote, you will save a kitten.