Kansas Disc Golf Association

Hi all, Im looking for a 2000"ish" Dodge Dakota Club Cab 2wd pick up. If you know of one please let me know @ 620-446-0046
Thanks Greg

Dal has one I will sell you.

I bought a 2003 Dodge Dakota crew cab, power windows, power locks, ground effects, tow package, in a charcoal grey!! I picked it up Monday afternoon, I wrecked it this morning in six car pile up, and I dropped it off at the body shop this afternoon!

I would call that some dumb luck, I figured you would be a better driver.

zollmanator wrote:I would call that some dumb luck, I figured you would be a better driver.

Well there wasn't much I could do....people just started to pile up in front of me, I didn't have any outs to either side and I couldn't get it shut down on the black ice, almost but no cigar. I was the last one in.

You was the last one in; is that like sloppy seconds.
Is that going to make your ins. go up or was it considered a no fault.

When your a BIG guy like myself, there isn't any "Sloppy Seconds". I havn't recieved a ticket as of yet!

You should have bought Dal's truck from me. It comes pre-wrecked (deer). That way you don't have to go find a six car pile up to join.

Just trying to make everyones life a little easier one robbery at a time.

On the toast, I think it would depend on how it was secured. Cats pull some G's when they absorb the impact of a fall. If properly toasted, the toast would likely break into pieces. If several passes were made around the toast / cat, the toast may remain secured to the cat, even if broken. Undoubtedly, there would be a crumb trail. Is it buttered on the inside or outside? Butter would give little in the way of adhesion or molecular bonding, though highly viscous.

That is what I was thinking just not as wordy.
Or possibly a simple "yes" is in order.

Schoen-hopper wrote:On the toast, I think it would depend on how it was secured. Cats pull some G's when they absorb the impact of a fall. If properly toasted, the toast would likely break into pieces. If several passes were made around the toast / cat, the toast may remain secured to the cat, even if broken. Undoubtedly, there would be a crumb trail. Is it buttered on the inside or outside? Butter would give little in the way of adhesion or molecular bonding, though highly viscous.

I am going to have to disagree with you there mike. We all know a cat wont budge when you want it to and wont sit still when you want it too. so if a person is going to want to tie a piece of buttered toast on the back of the cat they are going to have to sedate the cat and then tie the buttered toast on the back. any One taking the time to do this is also going to take the time to make sure the toast is very secure. The question states the the cat is dropped from a hieght but does't give you any clue as to how high the height is. so I figured its from the height of the ceiling. So you drop the cat and the pull of murphy's law is going to flip the cat and toast over and the butter side of the toast is going to land on the floor face down while the cat is face up. why? 2 reasons . ! because the butter always lands face down thats Murphy's law at work . And 2 because the cat is still sedated and can not flip him self over. My suggestion would be test out the theory your self but from much higher distances. You may also want to bring a few Back up cats .

I think this was a stupid test and we both failed.

You are both way off.

You wouldn't want to waste toast or butter on a cat. Just drop the dang thing.

http://www.ecnmag.com/news/2011/04/fun/ ... tages.aspx

Some are taking this problem very seriously.

Ha ha ha ha thats freeking halarious.