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== Why crumple? == | == Why crumple? == | ||
Crumple zones are necessary to the function of a car. The crumple zone allows the car to crash without transferring all the force of the crash directly into its passengers. Therefore, it's extremely important that, if you want to crash a car, it has a HUGE crumple zone. Also, it makes the car look funny after you crash it. It's REALLY important to have a funny car that you can crash good. Burnout 3: Takedown taught me this. | Crumple zones are necessary to the function of a car. The crumple zone allows the car to crash without transferring all the force of the crash directly into its passengers. Therefore, it's extremely important that, if you want to crash a car, it has a HUGE crumple zone. Also, it makes the car look funny after you crash it. It's REALLY important to have a funny car that you can crash good. [[Wikipedia:Burnout 3: Takedown|Burnout 3: Takedown]] taught me this. | ||
== How it works == | == How it works == | ||
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Revision as of 09:19, 2 August 2023
The crumple zone is the FUNNIEST FUCKING THING about cars, I mean have you SEEN those things? lmao FUUUUCK that's some good shit. it just CRUMPLES LMAO
Why crumple?
Crumple zones are necessary to the function of a car. The crumple zone allows the car to crash without transferring all the force of the crash directly into its passengers. Therefore, it's extremely important that, if you want to crash a car, it has a HUGE crumple zone. Also, it makes the car look funny after you crash it. It's REALLY important to have a funny car that you can crash good. Burnout 3: Takedown taught me this.