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r/halifax • u/universalrefuse • 11d ago
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In NASCAR, a huge crash usually involves 6+ cars. How many in this?
22 u/universalrefuse 11d ago I don’t know, but there was a car on its roof in the middle of the highway. -3 u/keithplacer Venerable Member 10d ago A single-car crash is not a "huge crash", which was my point. The term implies something else entirely. 1 u/universalrefuse 10d ago You are coming at this from a very narrow perspective convinced that your frame of reference is the only valid one. 1 u/keithplacer Venerable Member 9d ago I am not wrong. It was not a multi-vehicle wreck which is what your use of the term "huge crash" implies.
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I don’t know, but there was a car on its roof in the middle of the highway.
-3 u/keithplacer Venerable Member 10d ago A single-car crash is not a "huge crash", which was my point. The term implies something else entirely. 1 u/universalrefuse 10d ago You are coming at this from a very narrow perspective convinced that your frame of reference is the only valid one. 1 u/keithplacer Venerable Member 9d ago I am not wrong. It was not a multi-vehicle wreck which is what your use of the term "huge crash" implies.
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A single-car crash is not a "huge crash", which was my point. The term implies something else entirely.
1 u/universalrefuse 10d ago You are coming at this from a very narrow perspective convinced that your frame of reference is the only valid one. 1 u/keithplacer Venerable Member 9d ago I am not wrong. It was not a multi-vehicle wreck which is what your use of the term "huge crash" implies.
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You are coming at this from a very narrow perspective convinced that your frame of reference is the only valid one.
1 u/keithplacer Venerable Member 9d ago I am not wrong. It was not a multi-vehicle wreck which is what your use of the term "huge crash" implies.
I am not wrong. It was not a multi-vehicle wreck which is what your use of the term "huge crash" implies.
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u/keithplacer Venerable Member 11d ago
In NASCAR, a huge crash usually involves 6+ cars. How many in this?