If the point of the sub is helping new people build PCs , how is somebody who doesn ' t know how to build a PC going to be active in the sub ? I didn ' t realize we were a forprofit entity here and you had to contribute to be worthy of our sage advice . <| sep |> No , that would be <| sep |> I was about to mention this before I thought i ' d search if anyone else said anything . got to admit that some are good ones ! My you have grown ! is a statement better said to the kids not the mom . Or something like that . btw . Do you know what happened to the Marco and Jeetz morning show ? took a few week sabbatical from the radio and its like gone . <| sep |> It depends on the method of deceleration . If you are referring to coasting to a stop with no distance restrictions , then air resistance , gravity , fuel restriction and tire friction apply . But if we include intentional deceleration , then we need to add in transmission down shifting , applying brakes and the distance the vehicle must come to a stop in order to avoid hitting something . That being the case , the distance the vehicle needs to be stopped in will determine the rate of deceleration . If the distance being equal , the impact on a 30 mile an hour vehicle stopping in 200 feet would be less intense than on a vehicle going 100 miles an hour vehicle stopping in 200 feet .