Go on son...

http://pizdaus.com/single.php?id=25284

 

That hasn't been badly edited at all, has it?

 

Hmm, I have to say that the idea that the camera managed to pan quick
enough for the bike to be only slightly blurred while the rest of the
image is sharp at that speed highly unlikely.

Even more unlikely is that the camera remained still as the bike passed.

Basically, that bike is not going at 315km/h.

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Amazing sign that. It knew the rider and/or photographer was
English-speaking.
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Quite likely in Australia I would have thought?

 

Not driving on the right it isn't.

 

Likewise NZ. But Canada's LHD, KM & English-speaking.

 

Which is perfectly gash

 

You know what...I really don't care.

 

True.

315km/h = 87.5m/s

So in 1/1000 second it would only move 8.75cm. Feasible in the light
available but depth of field is suspiciously, errr, deep.

Nahh, the camera must be still.

Probably not, but Lozzo doesn't care.

 

Hmmm - am I the only one to notice how narrow the display is for three
digits? If that sign tried to display 325 it wouldn't fit!

 

Heh that is what comes from reading then posting a while later.....

Honest.

 

Oh, probably. But it's still nice.

 

That was my thought when I saw it. I don't care if it's real or not,
it's the thought that counts.

 

I suspect Scraggy's picking up on Canada being a LHD country, given the
highlighting.

Umm, yes, it is. Not, obviously, on a bike... I'm not quite that daft.

It's an easier shorthand than "drive on the right side of the road -
that's right, not as in correct but as opposed to the left, which would
be the wrong side. IYSWIM."

 

No, nope... not a bit, nosir.