h a l f b a k e r yYeah, I wish it made more sense too.
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//beforehard// Seeing as the "r" key is nowhere near the "n" key I do not cease to wonder how that sneaky little thing got in there! |
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:EDIT: You could have a measuring laser on the front and back ends of the car facing outward, and a digital readout how far it is from the car. For instance: you pull up next to a parking space, and you are still moving a few MPH. The readout will show something like 1ft and once you pass the end off the car it should read something like 5 ft. Due to the car not being in the lasers way and the building next to it (or in front of the laser in this case) being measured instead of the car. |
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I might wonder how you would get the cars wheels to turn sidways though. That would be one hell of an axle! |
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Thanx for the head-up on that typo. The 'r' is right next to the 'd' so my finder must have slipped inserting the 'r' and either the 'n' didn't register of the I deleted it accidentally instead. I'm really not that good at typing, even thought I know the touch system and I even suggested a new kind of typewriter which I think got deleted. |
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As far as your axel question goes, it's really not that much of a big deal because nowadays, each wheel has it's own little axel as opposed to one that runs the width of the car and carries two wheels. I'm not sure about trucks, though. |
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