My Summer Car - Episode 26 - Mean Machine 

Scott

Scott i agree

AgEnT ReMiXx it is a combined instrument. shows speed and revs at the same time

Phil Rauchi So when I'm in 1st it can show 20, yet I do that in 3rd and I'm still doing 20? I don't think you're right mate.

AgEnT ReMiXx I have a co worker that has autism, I give him rides to and from work everyday. My vehicle has one of those disgusting digital gauge clusters, so the speed is in a numerical value inside the tachometer. I guess hes never seen that before, he's used to a gauge telling the speed, like most vehicles. So we're on the interstate going 80mph, and the vehicle will be at 2,000 rpm, he always asks me why am I only going 2 mph 😂

Anonymous User great story

@@PhilSTUDIOSS how are you so stupid? 😂

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G r e a t n e s s f r o m S q u i r r e l .

pretty much what im doing this afternoon! :)

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Poxy 52:30

SaunaSami a Honda Monkey right? Very popular in Belgium

Patrick G Star No it's a Suzuki PV, it's very similar to a Honda though.

Morty Smith That's a Suzuki PV. Honda Monkey is 4 stroke and Suzuki PV is 2 stroke

Funny how its named jonnez es

I really want a Suzuki PV! But I'll settle for the Honda z50

I didn't even think you could get room air that hot! I can't imagine how hot that would be!

120*C is 248*F. Bit warm.

My Sauna In Finland Is Not Hot Im In Finlnad Turku Katariina Leinikkikatu!!

@@carikincannon7003 you in finland I live in finland

lol

Julie Gibb I just noticed that wow

Lol just pointed dat out XD 😂

I do not believe a sauna would be 200+ degrees Fahrenheit...120 degrees Fahrenheit itself would be very hot.

it is! 80 celcius, about 175 Fahrenheit is already a good sauna :D Normally we warm it up to 90 celcius (in our house)... But ofc its hot :D we only sit there for 10-15 min

It's that hot. Thing is, the air is usually very dry (conducts less heat). Unless you have a bunch of young guys in there, people aren't getting steamboiled by constantly throwing water on the rocks. Also, you can go take occasional cold showers, or swim if sauna is located near a water. At winter you can even go roll around in the snow naked. It's pretty invigorating, actually.

the in-game sauna stove has a temperature setting (like usuall) but squirrel just cranks it to the max, just like the timer too :D... Many sauna thermometers go up to 140c but i personally believe you're more likely to set something on fire that shouldn't be burning before reaching such temperatures. Depending on the sauna itself and ones personall physics a comfortable temperature would be anywhere between 70-100c. Aproaching and going beyond 100c has some interesting effects, the steam stays... ...well mostly steam instead of becoming tiny airborne droplets and the 'bite' intensifies quite considerably. Also ones eyes are more prone of drying up and feeling sore afterwards

@@DerMacko 140C is a bit too low for that still unless you have something that really wants to catch fire at the slightest provocation like white phosphorous laying around that is. Temperatures exceeding around 200C on the other hand starts getting into the range that a number of common household temperatures are on the verge of spontanious ignition such as cotton (200-240C depending on thickness), paper (220-240C). A dry heat of 140C is hot enough to singe thin sheets of paper and some textiles and such so while it is unlikely to set the house on fire it's certainly capable of causing damage to things like clothing etc. That said 140C is sufficient to cause initial symptoms of heat exhaustion in as little as 5-6 minutes for most people even in almost completely dry air, add humidity into the equation and it's pretty easy to cut that time by half note these are assuming resting activity levels any exertion obviously makes this worse. 140C really wouldn't be recommended from a medical standpoint even for people with high levels of heat acclimatisation, 120C would be a bit safer provided exposure times are kept relatively brief (Still single digit minutes to be on the safe side really) and of course really bad idea for someone that already has a fever or has any one of a number of conditions that makes one more vulnerable to heat related illnesses such as poor circulation, being pregnant etc. That said provided you didn't fall asleep in there or blatantly ignore the warning signs your body will let you know pretty quickly when it's time to get the heck out of there and cool off as you would start to experience symptoms of heat stroke such as headache, dizziness, nausea, muscle weakness, rapid heartbeat, breathing difficulties etc any one of which is your body screaming get out of here you are killing me stupid lol.

Half an hour of footage isn't enough....Your kidding me

CR Smyth perfect time of 30 to 40 minutes video

CR Smyth agreed.

The video is 52 minutes....

QDR Quality He knows that. He just want more amazing videos like these :)

Tokath1988 dude same I almost got premium

Jamie

Yep, they end up next to the outhouse at the dump site.

Roli Gyetvai Just grab the radio from your room and hold it in your hand as you go

That sounds safe. :p

poilboiler and you won't be able to put that huge boombox if you don't want to carry it around with you after you get off of the bike

Roli Gyetvai 

and get run over by the train :)

drunk guy

karolis kazlauskas in real life it does