And I suppose all the whores falling out tof their kimonos are in fact backrub workers? Spare me the Japanese BS yet again.

Kylo Ren is the wussy Vader.

To work a hood scoop MUST stand up 3 inches above the level of the hood. At least 3 inches, or the scoop acts in reverse.

It's not sub's as much as it's long range missiles. Falklands!

I bet the stickers were removed with a hairdryer, the car repainted and given to someone's grandson as his first beater. Then he crashed it a month later.

It's an aircraft not a bobsled Pvt. Pyle,

What, are they gonna send it to Dreamland and let the Martians fly it around?

One AC130J main spar, noodle shaped, few miles. You pick-up.

Translation: They’re god damn lucky to make it back to the field in one large aircraft shaped chunk.

If these aren't real islands then why are we staying 12 Miles away from them??

Who says you have any choice at all? Once caught the cheaters I know just said "bye" and that was all. Don't think so highly of yourself Ms Cosmo reader.

After you push the button you realize you don't have the cash to tip the driver and the next time you push it your Za arrives cold.

Worthless kabuki bitch.

My old dog has better teeth.

I've seen a half dozen Horten brothers design prototypes. As I said the USSR didn't do much with what they created. Who knows why. I don't buy the "didn't know what they had" argument.

I've heard it said the Wobbly Goblin isn't just unstable without computer help it can not fly at all without it. Instant disintegration.

As touching as that story is it's not true. The Germans and the Russians did most if not all the work on flying wings and stealth. Jack was right but he was not first at it.

What you don't know is the math the Goblin and its relatives came from was Soviet math. The Have Blue/ F117 was the result of a so-so understanding of it. The B2 was the result of a much better computerized grasp of it. The USSR never did understand their own work, or they couldn't afford to build anything with it.

Or if you can quit playing games for teenagers and read a few books you'll know the name Horton brothers.

And so does that Play Dough stuff.