[IronH4WK]

Originally Posted by KiloAlpha

Please check out this post:
http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shifti...ml#post2187462

The BHP-ian is a woman, and not an active member. I have said "Hi" to her. Seen the car around Koramangala 6th Block (Koramangala Club and its surrounds) a lot, so maybe she lives and/or works around there.

yep, that is one of the instances this car has been spotted. did not see an acknowledgement to your spotting, so wasn't sure.

[nawalsingal]

Originally Posted by basky

I once saw a sticker on a dilapidated Amby saying 'So Many Men, So Few with Brains'. Another sticker said ' Common sense - Not so Common '

Maybe it was intended for your neighbour.

May I add: Common Sense is most uncommon in common People (Also my signature.)

[basky]

Originally Posted by nawalsingal

Common Sense is most uncommon in common People

Very Good.
Men are not born Common. They achieve it because our education system, through rote learning, has made everyone nearly common (Lowest Common Mutant) - leave aside the TBHP freethinkers.

Forgive them,(for they know not what they are doing), for they trying to fight their mundane lifestyle by being 'Creatively aggressive' on the roads.

[Shubz]

Originally Posted by IronH4WK

this guy is really close to my car's behind while i'm doing 80kmph on the BETL! he was trying to bully his way past a Indicab on the left lane and me in the right!
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Anna - Wasn't that dangerous driving?? You clicking a pic aiming at the IRVM and taking ur eyes off the road @ 80kmph? :-(

[IronH4WK]

Originally Posted by Shubz

Anna - Wasn't that dangerous driving?? You clicking a pic aiming at the IRVM and taking ur eyes off the road @ 80kmph? :-(

no chinna thambi; no looking at the view finder or camera. eyes on road

[Shubz]

Originally Posted by IronH4WK

no chinna thambi; no looking at the view finder or camera. eyes on road

Thalaivaaa - Not even glancing at the view finder to focus the RVM? 1 micro second eyes off the road? @ 80kmph?

[IronH4WK]

Originally Posted by Shubz

Thalaivaaa - Not even glancing at the view finder to focus the RVM? 1 micro second eyes off the road? @ 80kmph?

nope. i know approximately what position to hold the camera and the SLR gives a beep when in focus. once signal is received, artillery is dispatched never take your eyes off the road such speeds.

PS: the SLR is set in multi-shot mode, so i might get one or two good ones among many.

[Shubz]

Originally Posted by IronH4WK

nope. i know approximately what position to hold the camera and the SLR gives a beep when in focus. once signal is received, artillery is dispatched never take your eyes off the road such speeds.

PS: the SLR is set in multi-shot mode, so i might get one or two good ones among many.

Great job! But I still find it risky to let one hand do something other than driving Sorry, just my opinion!

[amitwlele]

Another one of the educated IT folks who does not know how to park. Check the pic below. This is in our Office parking lot.

[W.A.G.7]

Originally Posted by IronH4WK

no chinna thambi; no looking at the view finder or camera. eyes on road

Originally Posted by Shubz

Thalaivaaa - Not even glancing at the view finder to focus the RVM? 1 micro second eyes off the road? @ 80kmph?

Originally Posted by IronH4WK

nope. i know approximately what position to hold the camera and the SLR gives a beep when in focus. once signal is received, artillery is dispatched never take your eyes off the road such speeds.PS: the SLR is set in multi-shot mode, so i might get one or two good ones among many.

Sorry for going really O.T but just couldn't resist myself. I think I know where the h4wk learnt the skill of taking pics.

Check out this post: http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shifti...ml#post2611372

One hand on the joystick err steering, one hand on the camera!! Tell me, does your car have an autopilot?!!

No wonder you were able to get so many accurate shots while driving. So, all that practice on the joystick is not in vain then!!!!

[Thad E Ginathom]

This has probably been said a couple of hundred times before, but after another rainy night...

They drive in exactly the same way, at exactly the same speeds, leaving exactly the same distance (or, rather, lack of it) on wet roads as they do on dry.

Whoops ... that's about 99% of my fellow road users this morning

[IronH4WK]

Originally Posted by W.A.G.7

Sorry for going really O.T but just couldn't resist myself. I think I know where the h4wk learnt the skill of taking pics.

Check out this post: http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shifti...ml#post2611372

One hand on the joystick err steering, one hand on the camera!! Tell me, does your car have an autopilot?!!

No wonder you were able to get so many accurate shots while driving. So, all that practice on the joystick is not in vain then!!!!

really really going OT:

autopilot is a level 3 upgrade; but i've a makeshift autopilot in place right now

[shibujp]

1. Motor bike rider with family
Dangerous - Motorbike rider with wife

Extremely dangerous - Motorbike rider with wife and kids

The basic problem with such riders is simple - they expect you to take the responsibility of keeping them and their family safe on the road while they ride with not the slightest care or attention to rules.

Drive on,
Shibu

[IQBAL VEERJI]

Saw this Idiot riding his souped up bike with his wife and a small kid.
The lady made the kid stand on the seat and was just holding his arm for the support.She must be thinking that she is sitting at home with the child.The child was cranky even when the bike was in motion.
This guy was riding without realizing that his entire khandaan is sitting behind, and was zipping in and out of the traffic flow as he must be riding during the day when he is alone. Habits dont die fast.

[normally_crazy]

There is no right turn available where these 2 people are trying to





Look at where the Hyundai guy has stopped in the below pic. Also notice the pedestrians crossing the road while a FOB lies unused.