And if youre a fighter pilot, you have to turn your head under g-loads and still keep fighting.

Assuming you aren't accelerating anymore at the 1000' mark (which may or may not be true, I have no idea how they're geared), at 322.65mph you'd cover that last 320 feet in .67 seconds. So yea, it does actually add on significant time.

Please please please get this on the big screen. Then do an Alien Vs Predator thing with Pacific Rim vs...

I look forward to your articles with excitement. Great reads.

Why? Because there may not be another opportunity for half a decade, and by then who the hell knows where the focus on warfare will be.

Hot damn that's a sexy livery.

Post the dealer name. If the story is legit, that's what'll stop them from dicking around.

The DA-40 comes with a 180hp engine. For small airplanes like these, that's really typical. Of course the bigger the plane and the more weight you need to carry, the more power you'll need to spin a more aggressive prop. 180 is a healthy sized motor for single engine general aviation planes.

"In my admittedly crackpot opinion, all-wheel drive is the greatest con ever perpetrated on the American people."

Must. Visit. Now.

Let me do this over the internet and I'll buy the necessary hardware in a heartbeat.

Evil empire? How do you figure?

The sad truth of this is that New England will probably lose a draft pick or two, probably still win the SuperBowl, and nobody will give a damn in a few weeks. Honor has completely left the NFL.

What's so shitty about a Mini?

I travel 4-5 days a week, every week. Would be nice to get some good gaming in while on the go.

The people who change the world the most are the ones with the most 'ridiculous' ideas at the time, but in hindsight are harbingers of the future.

Why not just build one permanent hosting location for the Olympics and go back there every 4 years?

I'll keep reading Art of Manliness, thanks. I don't need more Gawker crap.

Do I spy vents inside the tail lights?

No, but it is a careful balance of finding what we know to work (i.e., a setup like ours) vs. what we can theorize might work but have no capability (yet) to test in simulation.