Watch out for these traffic posts.

Posted by: Tony Lockhart on 27 October 2006

Ouch. There are plenty of these in the UK. Looks painful, especially the last one: http://www.biertijd.com/mediaplayer/?itemid=515

Tony

PS. How do I turn the above link into a one-word 'clicky'?
Posted on: 27 October 2006 by Diccus62
Tony

Go to URL, paste the link (into URL) then type what you want into TITLE, such as my descriptive favourites such as WATCH or LISTEN. Hope this helps.

We have one of these vertically damaging bollard machines in Durham and there have been a few white van man incidents that have ended up in court. It has kept the busy road to the Cathedral much quieter and pedestrian friendly.

V. Funny.

Diccus Smile
Posted on: 27 October 2006 by Tony Lockhart
Didn't realise it was that simple. Thanks very much.

I wonder whether any of these guys have trouble with those posts: Eeeeek!

Tony
Posted on: 27 October 2006 by Tony Lockhart
Thanks.


Achtung!

Tony
Posted on: 27 October 2006 by Deane F
This is Jurgis Kairys pulling out of an inverted loop. Apparently he won't fly lower than six inches - it's his personal limit...

Posted on: 27 October 2006 by Tony Lockhart
How on Earth does he do that? He can't possibly see the gap that well, not even with mirrors....

Tony
Posted on: 27 October 2006 by BigH47
quote:
Watch out for these traffic posts



The "dick of the week award" goes to. I bet that ML was almost written off.
Posted on: 27 October 2006 by jayd
Love the background music on the first vid.
Posted on: 29 October 2006 by Richard S
That's central Manchester!

If you adopt a Liam Gallagher vocal swagger then you can make up your own soundtrack for the Merc clip.......


Excellent link, thanks for the entertainment. I've copied it to my brother in law in the motor trade just in case anyone ever comes in with a hole underneath thier motor and and a tall tale of how it happened.
regards
Richard S
Posted on: 29 October 2006 by Deane F
quote:
Originally posted by Tony Lockhart:
How on Earth does he do that? He can't possibly see the gap that well, not even with mirrors....

Tony


Proprioception. He is feeling the tail of the aircraft like it is his fingertip. Aerial top-dressing pilots do the same sort of thing when they knock over drink cans with a wingtip at airshows.