Why hasn't there been a movie made about this man?

He forgot to release the tow cable.

Here's the original... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5DC5cIbKUU

This is the tech called Snappers, they have versions for Unreal and Maya.

I've read that Bioware wanted to get it working in the Frostbite engine for Mass Effect Andromeda, but never did. Other games have used it for cutscenes, but I believe they are all pre-rendered.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLwomisr84U

The draft dodger is worried about Patriotism? Nah, it's racism.

Corrupt liars and thugs... and there's rarely justice, since the Police and Courts are too connected.

At 2:06... "HEY KOOL-AID", "OH YEAH".

Fus Ro Hey!

They put this same Middleware into EverQuest 2... and hardly anybody bothered to use it beyond the first time they gave it a try.

The MSF courses all tell you that you need to never enter a corner going too fast. You can speed up a bit or maintain, but having to use the brakes in a corner means you're splitting your traction between cornering forces and deceleration. Also, using the front brake makes the bike want to straighten back up from a lean.

This guy dropped his speed by 30mph from when he entered the corner to when he went off the pavement. I don't believe him when he claims that his steering locked up.

That's what I was saying... sorry if it wasn't clear. Because the insurance companies wanted a single billing for each test, the labs had to set their rates for each test to include the prep... even when a sample had already been prepared for another test that had been ordered.

They could have billed separately for prep, and for the test. But they hadn't been doing that before, so they didn't change it.

I worked in a doctors office for awhile... and I asked one of the doctors about the costs. He told me pretty much what they say in this video, but there was another thing. Labs used to run a panel of tests for one set price. But insurance companies wanted each test separated out into their own billing. It made a single test cost something like a dollar less than the panel of tests.

The problem being the majority of the work was in prepping the sample for the tests. Separating it out made it so the labs had to add that prep work cost to each test. Since most doctors usually order several tests, it drove the cost way up.

I know many people that always swear their old cars are safer in a crash because they're heavy and "solid". "The other car is my crumple zone."... I'll have to share this video to them.

Speed Wobbles... aka Tank Slapper. Usually caused by having the steering stem too loose, resulting in no dampening. Then all you need is the right speed and a gust of wind or a shift in your weight to trigger it.

This guy was stupid to continue riding at speed after having experienced the wobbles.

You can get almost any steel to be really sharp, the difference in quality comes in with how long it holds that edge.