Viper kill
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RE: Viper kill
ORIGINAL: red94v6
Me? Hell no. I may be 16 but I'm not stupid.[:@] The v6 just saves alittle on gas until I can find a decent Z or SS that I can afford. And I tried to get him to race just because how often do you see Vipers driving around? (Omaha NE, where I live, has three Vipers, all of which I have revved at just to see if any of them have done anything. They haven't, two are the early GTS model and the one I raced was probably a 2003 or 04 SRT-10) Its cool to see a car that rare and that fast.
Me? Hell no. I may be 16 but I'm not stupid.[:@] The v6 just saves alittle on gas until I can find a decent Z or SS that I can afford. And I tried to get him to race just because how often do you see Vipers driving around? (Omaha NE, where I live, has three Vipers, all of which I have revved at just to see if any of them have done anything. They haven't, two are the early GTS model and the one I raced was probably a 2003 or 04 SRT-10) Its cool to see a car that rare and that fast.
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Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 4,496
From: Boulder, CO
RE: Viper kill
Wow, I think I just figured it out. Aubrey is in fact, not gone. Due to his massive velocity we're actually experiencing time dilation. If any of you know about relativity, as you approach extremely high velocities the time that you experience is actually different from the time that other things are experiencing that are not moving as fast (although velocity is completely relative and can only be measured with a reference point, but that's more than you need to know...). Anyway, as you move faster the time that you experience is actually shorter than the time that things that are moving shorter are experiencing (if you could actually get to the speed of light you would experience no time, thus the basis of teleportation). Since Aubrey has attained such a high velocity, he's responding to the first post, but it just seems to all of us who are not moving that quickly that it has taken him years and years to do it...
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2nd Gear member
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 660
From: AR
RE: Viper kill
ORIGINAL: 95slvrZ28
Wow, I think I just figured it out. Aubrey is in fact, not gone. Due to his massive velocity we're actually experiencing time dilation. If any of you know about relativity, as you approach extremely high velocities the time that you experience is actually different from the time that other things are experiencing that are not moving as fast (although velocity is completely relative and can only be measured with a reference point, but that's more than you need to know...). Anyway, as you move faster the time that you experience is actually shorter than the time that things that are moving shorter are experiencing (if you could actually get to the speed of light you would experience no time, thus the basis of teleportation). Since Aubrey has attained such a high velocity, he's responding to the first post, but it just seems to all of us who are not moving that quickly that it has taken him years and years to do it...
Whoa...[]
Wow, I think I just figured it out. Aubrey is in fact, not gone. Due to his massive velocity we're actually experiencing time dilation. If any of you know about relativity, as you approach extremely high velocities the time that you experience is actually different from the time that other things are experiencing that are not moving as fast (although velocity is completely relative and can only be measured with a reference point, but that's more than you need to know...). Anyway, as you move faster the time that you experience is actually shorter than the time that things that are moving shorter are experiencing (if you could actually get to the speed of light you would experience no time, thus the basis of teleportation). Since Aubrey has attained such a high velocity, he's responding to the first post, but it just seems to all of us who are not moving that quickly that it has taken him years and years to do it...
Whoa...[
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