When that failed, they turned some into firepumps and eventually education demonstrators. My lab in grad school has two 1s-60s and a 1s-82, though it was getting increasingly hard to cobble together a working engine out of the parts on hand.

All they needed was 185 MPH, Over Achievers

Sony Driveman. You heard it here first.

> Perhaps a breakdown in the Chunnel

He’s an international man of misery.

I’m a fan of the Lampredi twin cam.

That failure didn’t totally deter Saunders-Roe, though. Despite the failure of the Princess, an even larger flying boat called the Duchess, jet-powered and capable of transporting more than a thousand people. Shipping company Pinninsular & Oriental (P&O) was initially on board with this 24-engined behemoth but…

Nope. The Doldrums are near the Equator and is a single band, instead of the two Horse Latitudes

I’d rather throw money away trying to save lives rather than take them. 

Now he lives his life a quarter acre at a time, I guess.

This is like going to a heroin addict and going “I know you’re addicted to heroin, but have you considered doing even more heroin?”

Ok. now what?

That’s a hell of a way to apply for a job at Fox News. 

(With Apologies to Norman Greenbaum)

Honda needs to be honest and admit that this decision is directly related to the Brexit shitshow. They would be doing the UK, the EU, themselves, and the entire world economy a tremendous favor.

Yeah, but does it have Liquid Schwartz?

Yea how many people could it carry? And how moderate was the climate inside that cockpit? 

No I’m suggesting its far more impressive and needs to move the fuck over. 

Except the Concorde was doing it with a full compliment of over 100 passengers which is arguably more impressive than a plane that carries a crew capacity of what? 3?

Back in the day, it was a passenger plane asking for the SR-71 to get out of the way