I flew from JFK to Copenhagen on a 767. Nice ride.

I've got twins (5) and an 8-year-old. I can't imagine trips, though my older boy often acts 5.

he's now a stay-at-home dad

I understand the gyroscopic implications just fine. It's the traction of the tire that boggles my mind.

I'm not a scientist, nor do I play one on TV, and I'll be damned if I can get my brain around the physics involved here. In other words, how the hell do those things stay on the road?

It would be, if "beige" weren't a running gag on this site.

Isn't brown just dark beige?

What a closed cockpit might look like.

Okay, that was damned funny.

F-16 wins.

Interesting comment on a car blog, where discussions of form vs. function are de rigueur.

My point is purely aesthetic. Nothing more.

Airbus makes ugly planes.

Wasn't this filmed about 4 years ago?

Not just for Corvettes.

Doesn't know how to drive a stick?

My favorite Red Bull plane, the Douglas DC-6.

I'm guessing it was for ejection seat testing.