Alabama thread!

So this is neat to look at, the photographer coworker I have took a time laps on locked exposure. it shows you just how much light ACTUALLY went away. our eyes adjust to the change so it seemed brighter than it really was, but the camera doesn't adjust so it shows how dark it was.
https://vimeo.com/230613058

 

Yea true

Makes me feel a little better. She does have all of her teeth tho!

 

and this is from our solar panels on the roof of the office:

 

That's awesome!

I got around 80% in south Mississippi. Didn't get near that dark.

 

well it didn't seem that dark here either, that's where the camera helps to show you.

 

Definitely cool to see. NASA posted some sweet pictures of it if you haven't seen those.

 

NASA easily had the bets photos lol.

 

My Taco is not my daily driver. The tires are loud on road but awesome off-road.

 

I like loud tires honestly.

 

Get you some super swampers.

 

Had em on my truck in highschool


EDIT: That's why these km2s sound like ht to me...

 

Ol rednecks with them loud roaring tires.

 

I like this one

 

Idk, this doesn't seem likely. Bc that was basically complete darkness. Which means night time is even darker and that can't be.

Idk enough about cameras to make the argument though.. hmmm

 

your eyes adjust, think about when you turn lights off it's "pitch black" until your eyes adjust. night time is lighter than during a solar eclipse because there is reflection off the moon of the sun at nighttime. during an eclipse obviously there is no reflection.

 

Dropping knowledge.

 

Well moar roar means moar performance.

 

youz guyz, rate this cheesesteak

 

what's our scale? I give it a B+, or an 8.

 

The more and more I look at the Goodyear mt/r the more I like the concept. Silica rubber means better grip for off road and better rain traction(they use the same compound on rain tires for motorcycles). Huge lugs on the sides for edge grip and mud. Nice center tread to break suction for mud and for more rubber on rocks.


BUT the reviews on milage are wild. Everything from 50k to 20k.

Some say they are a bear to balance.


Oh and of course Kevlar brooooo