German engineering at it's best
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rollingpicture (04/26/2015) [-] 
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An accurate reaction to mexican food.
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An accurate reaction to mexican food.
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captainprincess ONLINE (04/26/2015) [-] Why yes
Tough little things they are indeed
Glad this makes you happy to know
Tough little things they are indeed
Glad this makes you happy to know
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bestestname ONLINE (04/26/2015) [-] VWs are goods cars dude. Fun to drive, affordable and long-lasting. I've learned how to drive on a Golf 5 so they are special for me.
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Churchandtex (04/26/2015) [-] Was t-boned in my Golf a few months ago, came out with just a bump on the head. Don't never in yo life let me catch you talkin **** 'bout VWs, son. R.I.P. Oskar, I'll miss your stick.
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thegrimgenius (04/26/2015) [-] >Nazis used VW engines near end of war (due to waning supply) for fighter planes
>tough
>tough
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sanctionseven ONLINE (04/26/2015) [-] Having lifted suspension like that means less weight closer to the ground, the truck lost because it doesn't have the brake horsepower to overcome the V10.
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harleycurnow (04/26/2015) [-]
the rope is attached to the touareg at a lowe point than the truck so the truck is being pulled down. This should give it more grip because bothe cars are periodically loosing and finding grip it makes the truck bounce.
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joshkroger (04/26/2015) [-] I'll end this debate.
The Duramax would have won if it didn't have the leaf suspension that caused the axle wrap hopping. It lost it's grip and the other gained momentum.
The Duramax would have won if it didn't have the leaf suspension that caused the axle wrap hopping. It lost it's grip and the other gained momentum.
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rockamekishiko (04/26/2015) [-] the trucks wheels were skidding after it jumped like 3 times because of the lifted suspensions
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burgerfart (04/26/2015) [-] www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdHp1lFrnEk Not implying anything.. Just funny
#5
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anon (04/26/2015) [-]
He blew up in a car while surrounded by nobody he knew
Say what you will about the man, but at least he achieved his mango.
Say what you will about the man, but at least he achieved his mango.
#33
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darealmcfanyt (04/26/2015) [-] Let's name some things/inventions designed/invented by germans:
VW.
Glock. (I mean the gun, pistol, weapon thingy. 10/10 best description)
Any gun starting with MP (Maschinen Pistole) or Walther
Bockwurst.
Sauerkraut
Even more wurst.
G36, G36C and alot of other weapons.
Aspirin
Airbag
Beer (invented in 1516)
Computer
Gummy Bear
Helicopter
Jet engine
MP3 (format)
Television
Theory of Relativity (duh)
THE Pill
Toothpaste
Wiener (Sausage you willy)
And X-Ray technology
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VW.
Glock. (I mean the gun, pistol, weapon thingy. 10/10 best description)
Any gun starting with MP (Maschinen Pistole) or Walther
Bockwurst.
Sauerkraut
Even more wurst.
G36, G36C and alot of other weapons.
Aspirin
Airbag
Beer (invented in 1516)
Computer
Gummy Bear
Helicopter
Jet engine
MP3 (format)
Television
Theory of Relativity (duh)
THE Pill
Toothpaste
Wiener (Sausage you willy)
And X-Ray technology
K
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seggbekuki (04/26/2015) [-] I do believe the helicopter is a Hungarian invention.
Asbóth Oszkár
Idunno this might be one of those german-hungarian invention circle jerks like the one with the flamethrower.
Asbóth Oszkár
Idunno this might be one of those german-hungarian invention circle jerks like the one with the flamethrower.
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seggbekuki (04/26/2015) [-] he had funky looking drawings that can be considered the base of the idea, but the helicopter we know and use today was created and made by Asbóth Oszkár as far as I know
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darealmcfanyt (04/27/2015) [-] Do austrian people speak anything else than german?...
No?...
I see austria as almost part of germany.
No?...
I see austria as almost part of germany.
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bwiedieter (04/26/2015) [-] Printing press
Autobahn / the general idea of a national highway system
Commercial paper production
Lightbulb
Telephone
The Periodic Table
Jeans / Denim levi Strauss was a German national
Automobile
Thermos flasks
Teabags
Maglev Trains
Nuclear Fission
Airbag
Wristwatch
Regarding Beer: in 1516, the "Reinheitsgebot" Purity Law was written - beer itself is an invention as old as human settlements.
Autobahn / the general idea of a national highway system
Commercial paper production
Lightbulb
Telephone
The Periodic Table
Jeans / Denim levi Strauss was a German national
Automobile
Thermos flasks
Teabags
Maglev Trains
Nuclear Fission
Airbag
Wristwatch
Regarding Beer: in 1516, the "Reinheitsgebot" Purity Law was written - beer itself is an invention as old as human settlements.
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bwiedieter (04/27/2015) [-]
Going back until 1560, which is less far then the guy I´m replying to.
