Whatever term you prefer, the blue and white aircraft in question is definitely accessible online via legit means - it's just limited to user-created deathmatch instances.
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You can fly the jumbo jet in multiplayer without glitching, just not in free roam. You can only access it when creating a custom deathmatch, which is most likely how they set up the final stunt. To fly the jumbo jet in free roam, you'd have to use a glitch.
Case in point.
As dapper as Cary Grant is in that gif, that outfit's time has largely passed. Nowadays the fedora/double-breasted suit/boutonniere combo can really only be pulled off by wealthy old men and flamboyant (often heavyset) mack daddies. A typical 20-something American male is just going to look costume-y and out of place…
This one seems rather relevant as well:
I can remember dangerously high levels of Seth Rogen that first began climbing right around Superbad and reached critical mass with the release of Green Hornet.
With all the millions still invested in A-rod, there's no way the Yankees allow him to play overseas or in an independent league so long as he's under contract with them. That, and independent leagues tend to comply with MLB suspensions.
Old Spice Original is a polarizing scent. I like it and at least one of my female friends wears it regularly but some people regard it as the type of fragrance that belongs on guys like Huey Lewis or Jeremy Clarkson, which is probably why the company branched out into the teen-oriented taffy scents.
Or maybe you live in a house or apartment with multiple people on different schedules using the internet at random times throughout the day and night. Are these people going to constantly be knocking on each other's doors, futzing with download queues and rationing bandwidth? Is this 1997? These services are sold to…
"Didn't the US government give ISPs tons of money like 10 years ago, to bring fiber internet to every home, by a specific year? Ain't gonna be here any time soon."
I still see plenty of players when I go online. Invincible players are a game-ruining problem that needs an immediate fix but in the meantime they can be reported and you can switch to a new session. A bunch of level 12 billionaires zipping around in chrome Adders may be groan-worthy, but it doesn't really interfere…
"Welcome to GTA Online. Key attractions like heists and stock markets are unavailable for the foreseeable future. Vehicles you saved up to buy and customize can disappear from your garage at any time. With each game update, we'll be reducing mission payouts to the point where only the most obsessive, housebound…
If instead of "fundamentally not wired for hooking up" he had said "generally conditioned by social pressures to seek relationships and not casual sexual encounters" I don't think there'd be as much bewilderment.
Not only that, the suit itself is supposed to be a modular, evolving thing - kind of like a blend of Iron Man and Green Lantern technology. It seems odd that an advanced race like the Chozo would be constrained by battery packs and ammo storage when designing the ultimate combat suit.
Vehicle access can be changed on the fly. I've stolen someone's car only to suddenly screech to a halt and involuntarily get out when they change their settings.
Even that Prime suit comes off as stiff and unwieldy - more like medieval knight armor than something an advanced alien race would build for a human warrior. If they merged the color scheme and torso of the Varia Suit with the sleek, mobility-friendly contours of the Light Suit, it'd be perfect.
I don't understand why Metroid fans get pissy over messing with established canon when the canon itself can't even nail down her height or how she puts the suit on in the first place.
Elysium's production design and FX were a welcome departure from the other generic blue-tinted sci-fi movies of 2013. I think most people were just put off by the heavy-handed "MESSAGE!" screenplay, the slapdash third act, and Jodie Foster's strange accent.
Maybe he's genuinely suffering from a personality disorder and in need of help or maybe he was simply being an asshole, the same way a jerk at a nightclub acts when a woman brushes off his advances: rude comments about her body, gender or sexual preferences (which happens quite often). Sometimes it's a case of brain…