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I thought it was pretty cool. Slightly unbelievable but still funny.

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Even with that description, some parts were just too crazy to be real. Im still very doubtful.

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Yeah, i still dont believe the tires, or the wipers. If you look at the filming, it seems to get choppy in sme places, and looks suspiciosly like they did some parts frame by frame.

I agree with Jason, after reading it i still dont believe. Just because it has a description about how they did it it doesnt mean its true, i can write an essay about how im king of the world, but alas, it isnt true.


*tear*

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It's because I'm king of the world. And physics makes some of those motions impossible. Why would Honda spend that much time and money on film, cameramen, teamsters, artists, and scientists to do the same thing a team of professional graphic artists could do?

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nice...although i still dont eleive the tire part because eve after it hit the second or third tires, they still kept on rolling up...

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It has to do with weighting the tires.

It works.

Think about it, you have a circular object; you attach a weight directly on the meridian and then balance the object, so you've got a weight at 0 degrees. Now bump the object slightly and the weight moves forward. Inertia takes over and the weight keeps moving forward and takes the tire with it.

Physics people forgive me, I did my best.

Snopes verified it too.

http://www.snopes.com/autos/business/hondacog.asp