Feffari vs. Pole
Feffari vs. Pole
How and the heck did they survive that wreck? I don't know if this has been posted or not, but heres the link..........
http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/s...006301,00.html
http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/s...006301,00.html
Mythbusters did this and couldn't even get an engine-less car to split on one of those huge center snow plows... with the center angle sharpened like a razor.
Found it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LT6qix4-0Bo
Granted their car is only going 70mph, I think the razor sharp edge makes up for that. I also understand that we are comparing an old (whats looks like a Dodge) to a Ferrari, but I still don't see it happening.
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"I just wanted to do what I could to help. After I checked they were OK I put my hand on the driver's shoulder and said a prayer for them," she said.
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From Wiki
That's a hefty pole!
- NCSU
A Stobie pole is a power line pole made of two steel joists held apart by a slab of concrete in the middle. It was invented by Adelaide Electricity Supply Company design engineer James Cyril Stobie (1895-1953). He used the materials easily at hand due to the shortage of timber caused by the arid and treeless nature of much of South Australia. His invention of two spare pieces of railway track bolted together with concrete in the middle was patented in 1924.
- NCSU
Um wow 
On a side note, did anyone catch the comments at the bottom?
"AdelaideNow.. This is just terrible. Why is it back on RSS feeds? Everyone knows this is old old news story. Please Amend your top stories/database. Editor's note: We have no control over the most popular stories module - it automatically reflects the stories receiving most hits on our site. In this case a US website has linked to this story, even though it's months old, hence the sudden surge in popularity."

On a side note, did anyone catch the comments at the bottom?
"AdelaideNow.. This is just terrible. Why is it back on RSS feeds? Everyone knows this is old old news story. Please Amend your top stories/database. Editor's note: We have no control over the most popular stories module - it automatically reflects the stories receiving most hits on our site. In this case a US website has linked to this story, even though it's months old, hence the sudden surge in popularity."
Um wow 
On a side note, did anyone catch the comments at the bottom?
"AdelaideNow.. This is just terrible. Why is it back on RSS feeds? Everyone knows this is old old news story. Please Amend your top stories/database. Editor's note: We have no control over the most popular stories module - it automatically reflects the stories receiving most hits on our site. In this case a US website has linked to this story, even though it's months old, hence the sudden surge in popularity."


On a side note, did anyone catch the comments at the bottom?
"AdelaideNow.. This is just terrible. Why is it back on RSS feeds? Everyone knows this is old old news story. Please Amend your top stories/database. Editor's note: We have no control over the most popular stories module - it automatically reflects the stories receiving most hits on our site. In this case a US website has linked to this story, even though it's months old, hence the sudden surge in popularity."







