Train vs. Tornado

[turbostud]

Check this $%^& out!!!!! I promise its not RickRoll.
Link (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azV5bC2br-Q&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2E956sportsforum%2Ecom%2Fsho wthread%2Ephp%3Ft%3D4813&feature=player_embedded)

[Eagle 1]

Thats friggin awesome....now excuse me while I wipe.:D

[navscanmaster]

Wow.

[turbostud]

Originally posted by Eagle 1
Thats friggin awesome....now excuse me while I wipe.:D

Nothing like a train fuel car coming right at ya.

[trojan37]

check this one out (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Qu9wR03GVA)


Click the HD button at the bottom of the video and it will look better. These dudes are nuts.

[HEMOTOXIC]

Yes, wow!

[44INAROW]

How would you like to jump off a locomotive engine going 28 mph while it's headed straight ahead towards another locomotive going about 30 mph? I'll go through my old pics try to find what the result looks like.. I know I have the pics of the 7 engines that burned up.. The power of a locomotive is powerful - I can't imagine the force when put up against a tornato:eek:

[PPHSfan]

The most powerful force in nature though is still the flood.

[DDBooger]

Originally posted by PPHSfan
The most powerful force in nature though is still the flood. The explosive nature of a volcano seems to be pretty awesome, the one under Yellowstone WILL likely kill off a lot of the nation when that thing erupts and blankets the planet in soot.

[PPHSfan]

Just three inches of running water across the road can sweep a Semi away. I was in New Orleans three days after Katrina. Worse destruction I've ever seen, and I've been around. You would have had to been there for the first few weeks, to understand the "smells" of a floods aftermath. It wasn't the Hurricane that did the most damage, it was the flooding.

[turbostud]

New Orleans is the filthiest city in the world, but it sure is a fun place.

[PPHSfan]

Originally posted by turbostud
New Orleans is the filthiest city in the world, but it sure is a fun place.

World Class Food and Fishing. Not to mention the stuff on the Quarter.

[turbostud]

I lived in the 9th Ward for 2 years. It was like a war zone. The bar I hung out at had a "murder pool". We would walk to the French Quarter, about 2 miles away, get snot slinging drunk and take a cab back home. We would walk in the middle of the street to show neutrality in the neighborhoods during the day. At night you were fair game.

[PPHSfan]

Originally posted by turbostud
I lived in the 9th Ward for 2 years. It was like a war zone. The bar I hung out at had a "murder pool". We would walk to the French Quarter, about 2 miles away, get snot slinging drunk and take a cab back home. We would walk in the middle of the street to show neutrality in the neighborhoods during the day. At night you were fair game.

I lived in River Ridge.

I made it a rule to never be on the West Bank after dark.

[zebrablue2]

those tornado dudes are nuts. no way I would want to be that close...