Airliners are all about redundancy. I would say that the most important redundant item is the backup pilot.

I also got Port-aux-Français, French Southern and Antarctic Lands, at 19,655 km away. That's quite the distance, and now I must go there! Huzzah for weird travel destinations!

I didn't know this existed! And I love that body style. ...hello new obsession... Also, great article, I rode the roflcopter right through to the end

That's probably what the elderly woman said too

Haha, Newfoundland Canada, home of the fog!

I guess it wouldn't be illegal to use just about all of the parts on a street legal hummer

I too wish to escape the grey. The city I'm from is foggy enough, and the thought that it follows me even into internet commenting is far too unnerving. It must halt! ...pretty please!

Holy crap, right? That seems like an entirely normal, common word. I mean, if you told me that the Frito-Lay company was behind the word "snackatunity" (as in an opportunity for snacking) I don't think I'd be that shocked. But "dependability?" You'd think that'd have been around forever.

Daaaaamn I could've watched that video all day! That's some outstanding camera work

All of these random bug articles are just begging to be turned into a big ole coffee table book.

I have a new hero

I woke up, and yet I still feel like I'm dreaming. This is off the hook!

If at some point you had a Klondike bar, what did you do to get it?

I know that feel bro

Oh, it makes no sense whatsoever. I feel like someone got lobbied into this new configuration

My Dad's friend has one of those, and I must say, in person they look far better than you'd believe

I'm just going to throw the winter capability thing out the window and suggest the DeTomaso Pantera. It may have been suggested already, but now is the prime time to get one and drive it before they become too much of a collectors car. Live the dream so that we may live vicariously through you!

I was curious how well tiles were holding up for you! I was considering getting them for my own work area. P.s. I'm sure you've heard it plenty by now, but you do amazing work. Congrats on the awesome lap times!

There's another factor at play. The regular gunship with the heavy guns is really quite cost effective. Lobbing accurate artillery fire causes a lot of damage and is extremely cheap on a per shot basis. They're switching to a much more expensive configuration for engagments