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Yea, that definitely was not a setup. At 120 going sideways, the risk of rolling is very high and you could see by his reaction that he was shocked. The thing is you could see how much standing water was on the track/runway, it wasn't just damp/wet it was completely covered in water and most...

Happens all the time! Any dual carriage way on to and off a roundabout.

Whilst I agree partly with the posts above I would never change lanes on a roundabout like this, not even on exit; there's no need for it on to a d/c. Here's an example that is not covered by the posts above; Same dual carriageway setup on all approaches as in that diagram. Two cars are on the...

One major problem with learner cars is the instructor can't drive either, this goes for private Learner cars or stickered-up mobiles, the instructor generally has poor lane discipline. The learner car should have stayed in the outside lane (or inside lane of the roundabout) and exited the...

:jester: Sounds a bit bizarre but there is a road call Bell End near there lol

Yes some kind of teleportation has happened but I don't think it's real teleportation as we imagine, more deconstruction of something and replicating it elsewhere, but even so real matter like people is still way off and still sounds very much like Star Trek, but as I said we can't comment on...

You're basing what is and what isn't possible on what we know now - you can't foresee what may become possible because it's difficult appreciate or comprehend what may be possible in the future. Only just over a hundred years ago it wouldn't be possible to fly around the world in about 48hours...

LOL it does, it makes thinking beyond this planet incomprehendable, we pretty much know nothing about space and when you start talking about it like this you end up sounding like a lunatic but it is a possiblity; there must be an end to space somewhere but if not then it defies physics as we...

I'm not sure, the rate at which technology is progressing is super fast relative to how long we've been here (ie the first few thousand years there was no progress really) the 20th century saw huge leaps, so if this century does at the same rate who know's what will be possible. It is...