Randomness

[nuttinnew]

Beat me to it Mervin…

Beat me to it Dinny

Perfect headbutt by the dummy

[mik]

I’m going to guess that 100% of the vehicles they passed keeched in their breeks.

[Mito Man]

Ballsy stuff. Not sure how much the racing overalls would help the driver in a crash though.

[nuttinnew]

keeched

[jamcg]

I’m going to guess that 100% of the vehicles they passed keeched in their breeks.

The writing on the underside of the wing is a bit tacky

[Gavster]

I’m going to guess that 100% of the vehicles they passed keeched in their breeks.

Interesting that the GPS speed is higher than the speed displayed in the car

[Delphi]

Traffic was very light, that must have been stupid O' clock in the morning. 417km/h is around 260mph. In a car. On a public road.

[Jobbo]

Speed kills, mmmkay.

[McSwede]

I'd have enjoyed it more if his lane discipline had been a tad better. Just sat in the fast lane () like a proper road captain. He should have indicated and pulled into the middle lane

[nuttinnew]

[dinny_g]

Traffic was very light, that must have been stupid O' clock in the morning. 417km/h is around 260mph. In a car. On a public road.

It looks rock solid at speed though, doesn't it...

[McSwede]

That's awesome.

[mik]

I live that he put on his racing pyjamas (no gloves or helmet though) in order to do this.

[Peterlplp]

Timelapse of the volcano erupting in Tonga an hour or two ago:



That's New Zealand down the bottom for scale.

edit to add this about the lightning strikes:


edit again to add - now the dull thuds of it can be heard in NZ ~2000km away - yikes.

[speedingfine]

Timelapse of the volcano erupting in Tonga an hour or two ago:



That's New Zealand down the bottom for scale.

edit to add this about the lightning strikes:


edit again to add - now the dull thuds of it can be heard in NZ ~2000km away - yikes.

[nuttinnew]

[jamcg]

[nuttinnew]

^

[KiwiDave]

Timelapse of the volcano erupting in Tonga an hour or two ago:



That's New Zealand down the bottom for scale.

edit to add this about the lightning strikes:


edit again to add - now the dull thuds of it can be heard in NZ ~2000km away - yikes.

Yep pretty alarming - we heard the boom in the living room and wondered what the hell was going on. Local weather group on FB showed a video where streams in California were rippling upstream as a knock on to the shock waves too. Looking so far like no fatalities either. Fingers crossed it stays that way.

[mik]

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