JosWindu
JosWindu
JosWindu

I wonder that in every episode...

Great news, didn't VW just announce that they plan on producing an all new super car under their newly acquired Bugatti badge, too?

Err... Um... 'Enemy of the State' style too.

Shock diamonds...

That was eleven kinds of awesome!

The infamous duelshock, from a time when gentlemanly disputes were handled at 20 paces.

Mr. Hesslon, if you ever are looking for car reviews, don't watch Top Gear on BBC, you'll be extremely disappointed that they consider themselves to be automobile journalists.

I knew I wasn't the only person who thought of this immediately!

SHAFT!!!

The National Schrödinger Association strikes again!!!

As the saying goes, there are friendly foreign governments, but there are no friendly foreign intelligence services.

Wow, sorry to awaken the passionate response, but Boeing had worked on a lot of SST designs too, and none of them looked like Concorde copies as much as the Tu-144; though I will admit, I'm blindly guessing that Boeing's focused moreso on decreasing the shockwave for domestic applications. Also, during that time,

Another thing, the Concordski probably looked like a Concord for the same reason that all modern airliners look alike. Same mission, same physics, same result.

Being a pilot myself, I love how people not in the industry see a fresh coat of paint on a piece of hardware and say, "Why do you need new (insert expensive plane/ship)?"

It's like the difference in steering at highway speeds between an F800GS and an F800ST.

"Radios? Where we're going, we don't need radios!"

I did too. I really would like to know what type of latency/bandwidth you could get with sonar, and how much signal bleed/unintended transmissions you'd pickup.

You missed his point, he had an ESCALADE, therefore you should have moved for him.
What color grills did he have on his teeth?

That's actually very accurate. I think that the difference lies in men's brains versus women's brains. Men are much better at computing math problems and solving puzzles that require spatial reasoning than women (generally speaking, that is, though personally I've had/met a fair share of female math teachers,

Half: these barnacles extend half way from the ceiling to the floor
Life: they are programmed to have the appearance of being alive
3: there are three tentacles on each of the three barnacles