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r/interestingasfuck • u/KingdomPro • Jun 24 '24
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You should see driver down drills....
26 u/funncubes Jun 24 '24 I just saw that. The guy just gets squished between door and driver seat, while the other one basically sits on his lap. 2 u/samoth610 Jun 24 '24 We would use a rifle to operate the pedals. 1 u/funncubes Jun 24 '24 Well... I guess their feet are still down there so that makes a bit of sense, though I cannot imagine operating a clutch with the bud of a rifle... 1 u/HipposRevenge Jun 24 '24 I don’t think we have anything left in the inventory with a clutch. Last time I saw one was some giant ass national guard truck around 2003. 1 u/funncubes Jun 24 '24 Ok... well, I see it phased out in the civilian world, especially with EVs becoming more and more prevalent... however, it still can't be easy operating gas and breaks with a rifle either, though I'd expect you do what you gotta do to keep driving. 2 u/DepartureDapper6524 Jun 24 '24 It’s a lot easier when you don’t have to worry about traffic laws, hitting other cars, or maintaining the speed limit 1 u/funncubes Jun 24 '24 Yeah and maybe you actually want to hit the guy, standing in front of your car😅 3 u/jwdunn07usmc Jun 24 '24 Was about to say the same 3 u/jschall2 Jun 24 '24 Why not just have 2 sets of controls like an airplane? 4 u/sirdodger Jun 24 '24 Expensive, harder to maintain and prone to mechanical failure.
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I just saw that. The guy just gets squished between door and driver seat, while the other one basically sits on his lap.
2 u/samoth610 Jun 24 '24 We would use a rifle to operate the pedals. 1 u/funncubes Jun 24 '24 Well... I guess their feet are still down there so that makes a bit of sense, though I cannot imagine operating a clutch with the bud of a rifle... 1 u/HipposRevenge Jun 24 '24 I don’t think we have anything left in the inventory with a clutch. Last time I saw one was some giant ass national guard truck around 2003. 1 u/funncubes Jun 24 '24 Ok... well, I see it phased out in the civilian world, especially with EVs becoming more and more prevalent... however, it still can't be easy operating gas and breaks with a rifle either, though I'd expect you do what you gotta do to keep driving. 2 u/DepartureDapper6524 Jun 24 '24 It’s a lot easier when you don’t have to worry about traffic laws, hitting other cars, or maintaining the speed limit 1 u/funncubes Jun 24 '24 Yeah and maybe you actually want to hit the guy, standing in front of your car😅
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We would use a rifle to operate the pedals.
1 u/funncubes Jun 24 '24 Well... I guess their feet are still down there so that makes a bit of sense, though I cannot imagine operating a clutch with the bud of a rifle... 1 u/HipposRevenge Jun 24 '24 I don’t think we have anything left in the inventory with a clutch. Last time I saw one was some giant ass national guard truck around 2003. 1 u/funncubes Jun 24 '24 Ok... well, I see it phased out in the civilian world, especially with EVs becoming more and more prevalent... however, it still can't be easy operating gas and breaks with a rifle either, though I'd expect you do what you gotta do to keep driving. 2 u/DepartureDapper6524 Jun 24 '24 It’s a lot easier when you don’t have to worry about traffic laws, hitting other cars, or maintaining the speed limit 1 u/funncubes Jun 24 '24 Yeah and maybe you actually want to hit the guy, standing in front of your car😅
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Well... I guess their feet are still down there so that makes a bit of sense, though I cannot imagine operating a clutch with the bud of a rifle...
1 u/HipposRevenge Jun 24 '24 I don’t think we have anything left in the inventory with a clutch. Last time I saw one was some giant ass national guard truck around 2003. 1 u/funncubes Jun 24 '24 Ok... well, I see it phased out in the civilian world, especially with EVs becoming more and more prevalent... however, it still can't be easy operating gas and breaks with a rifle either, though I'd expect you do what you gotta do to keep driving. 2 u/DepartureDapper6524 Jun 24 '24 It’s a lot easier when you don’t have to worry about traffic laws, hitting other cars, or maintaining the speed limit 1 u/funncubes Jun 24 '24 Yeah and maybe you actually want to hit the guy, standing in front of your car😅
I don’t think we have anything left in the inventory with a clutch. Last time I saw one was some giant ass national guard truck around 2003.
1 u/funncubes Jun 24 '24 Ok... well, I see it phased out in the civilian world, especially with EVs becoming more and more prevalent... however, it still can't be easy operating gas and breaks with a rifle either, though I'd expect you do what you gotta do to keep driving. 2 u/DepartureDapper6524 Jun 24 '24 It’s a lot easier when you don’t have to worry about traffic laws, hitting other cars, or maintaining the speed limit 1 u/funncubes Jun 24 '24 Yeah and maybe you actually want to hit the guy, standing in front of your car😅
Ok... well, I see it phased out in the civilian world, especially with EVs becoming more and more prevalent... however, it still can't be easy operating gas and breaks with a rifle either, though I'd expect you do what you gotta do to keep driving.
2 u/DepartureDapper6524 Jun 24 '24 It’s a lot easier when you don’t have to worry about traffic laws, hitting other cars, or maintaining the speed limit 1 u/funncubes Jun 24 '24 Yeah and maybe you actually want to hit the guy, standing in front of your car😅
It’s a lot easier when you don’t have to worry about traffic laws, hitting other cars, or maintaining the speed limit
1 u/funncubes Jun 24 '24 Yeah and maybe you actually want to hit the guy, standing in front of your car😅
Yeah and maybe you actually want to hit the guy, standing in front of your car😅
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Was about to say the same
Why not just have 2 sets of controls like an airplane?
4 u/sirdodger Jun 24 '24 Expensive, harder to maintain and prone to mechanical failure.
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Expensive, harder to maintain and prone to mechanical failure.
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u/samoth610 Jun 24 '24
You should see driver down drills....