Questions you'd like answering, regardless of how trivial they may seem

[Oldhippy]

I believe so. Best motorcycle I ever owned was a Russian military Ural mc sidecar. So much fun to ride.

 

[lenfield]

Before CBT people were allowed to drive any motorcycle with a sidecar on a provisional licence. A Reliant Robin was classified as a motorcycle and sidecar. Does that mean that they could also be driven on a provisional licence?

I believe so. Best motorcycle I ever owned was a Russian military Ural mc sidecar. So much fun to ride.

I put the question on a Reliant Robin forum and the answer was 'Yes'. Prior to 1964 the reverse gear had to be disabled. Up until 1983 any passengers that you carried had to have a full licence. Then the learner laws were changed.

 

[Jameshow]

I believe so. Best motorcycle I ever owned was a Russian military Ural mc sidecar. So much fun to ride.

Ex neighbour had one loved ut. Used to come home after police night on it. Lovely sound!

 

[AndyRM]

Sci Fi/horror and Film people, in a Zombie apocalypse, what would happen with people who have been cremated?

Would there just be large clouds of people swirling about or what? 🤔


This thought was triggered by a meme I saw earlier on unhinged advice that said that

"When someone says that a person would be 'spinning in their grave', point out that they were cremated, so it'd be more like a snowglobe situation".

I've only just seen this, but would consider myself a horror film person...

I don't think anything would happen, there need to be some kind of physical remains for the corpse to reanimate and ashes aren't.

It's a good question though, and I can't think of a film where they've done it. If it was to be a "snow globe situation" unless it was a particularly malevolent snow globe, or the ashes were razor sharp the situation would be pretty easily avoidable.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Sci Fi/horror and Film people, in a Zombie apocalypse, what would happen with people who have been cremated?

Would there just be large clouds of people swirling about or what? 🤔


This thought was triggered by a meme I saw earlier on unhinged advice that said that

"When someone says that a person would be 'spinning in their grave', point out that they were cremated, so it'd be more like a snowglobe situation".

You ever seen the fog?

 

[AndyRM]

You ever seen the fog?

That's not about cremated people...