20+ HP Power Resistor of Justice
January-26th-2006 | 06:15 PM
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January-26th-2006 | 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted by ghettopro
I read the description...
wow...another stab at having neons...
is it soo wrong to have neons on a car?
wow...another stab at having neons...
is it soo wrong to have neons on a car?
. But only on your car. J/K. Anyways, Thats hilarious. I think I might get one. I have seen others on ebay but I was skeptical. This one seems like the real deal. It should work wonders with my electric supercharger.
January-27th-2006 | 11:12 AM
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Did you guys read all of it, esp. the Q&A? That is the funniest thing I have ever seen on e-bay, esp this one:
being a farmer the only way i can get about is by cow. i also earn my living by selling cows for transportation and of course meat. if i start feeding my cows on your resistors instead of grass i would assume that this would increase the cows speed 1000 times. Given that a regular cow with no resistor can travel around 15mph this would give an upgraded resistor cow a top speed of 15,000mph, thus elliminating the competition for speed of delivery. Now given that a cows shape is not designed for these speeds there would be an enormous build up of air resistance leading to friction around the cows body, in effect cooking it while it travels to its destination. i realise that some animal rights protesters may have a problem with this method of transportation cooking but i'll cross that bridge when i come to it....on my 15,000mph cow. So apart from massive speed gain does this resistor contain some sort of temperature gauge so i can tell when my cow has been cooked on route.
This is one of the best questions i have ever seen, this man should be allowed to win the auction by default, if it wasn't for the fact there is a some cold, harsh cash involved, i would end the auction. In answer to your question though. No.
being a farmer the only way i can get about is by cow. i also earn my living by selling cows for transportation and of course meat. if i start feeding my cows on your resistors instead of grass i would assume that this would increase the cows speed 1000 times. Given that a regular cow with no resistor can travel around 15mph this would give an upgraded resistor cow a top speed of 15,000mph, thus elliminating the competition for speed of delivery. Now given that a cows shape is not designed for these speeds there would be an enormous build up of air resistance leading to friction around the cows body, in effect cooking it while it travels to its destination. i realise that some animal rights protesters may have a problem with this method of transportation cooking but i'll cross that bridge when i come to it....on my 15,000mph cow. So apart from massive speed gain does this resistor contain some sort of temperature gauge so i can tell when my cow has been cooked on route.
This is one of the best questions i have ever seen, this man should be allowed to win the auction by default, if it wasn't for the fact there is a some cold, harsh cash involved, i would end the auction. In answer to your question though. No.
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