Toboggans are cool but will never be as awesome as gt snowracers

Roflcopter71 · 1 day

You may have 75% of your balls, McCreeves, but you're 100% man.

Electroniwhat · 1 day

This is why we'll never reach the future.

Roflcopter71 · 1 day

Montreal (West Island) here: we called 'em GTs.

Roflcopter71 · 1 day

I have a theory that kids only have the energy to walk up a hill for hours and hours because their bodies are so much smaller, yet the relative size of their legs stays the same.

That, and they don't have bills to worry about.

Roflcopter71 · 1 day

Holy cow... a 10-minute crazy carpet ride! That must have been the best day ever.

Roflcopter71 · 1 day

Have they redescended?

LastResortXL · 2 days

"Where do you live? Oh, really? Well, not anymore. I work at the bank. We've foreclosed your mortgage. Also, you're fired from your job."

kalleha · 3 days

That must have been trippy.

kalleha · 3 days

Yeah, but specifically, the houses are the exact same models as the ones in Richmond Hill.

singsingasong · 3 days

Lawyer reading the internet (voice used when orgasm isn't acheived during sex:) Ooooh... you're... oooh....

kalleha · 3 days

That could be Richmond Hill, too.

Jolie_Beau · 3 days

NM winglets; the terms "winglets" and "wingtip extensions" (and even "wingtips" in some cases...) seem to be interchangeable in this post.

Jolie_Beau · 3 days

MD-11s doing passenger duty. Just go to Schipol and count the KLM MD-11s!

Jolie_Beau · 3 days

Well, if Concorde is anything to go by, the pointier something is, the more aerodynamic it is at higher speeds.

Jolie_Beau · 3 days

This is a good example of the Airbus "flight safety envelope."

Jolie_Beau · 4 days

A lot of the information in that post is inaccurate or inconsistent.

For example, the only Classic series 737 that can be retrofitted with winglets is the 733; the 735 pictured in that article is a 73W.

The author focused too much on information that wouldn't matter to a planespotter (this article was supposed to be a planespotting tutorial.) For example, there is no way to discern, by looking at a plane, whether or not it has fly-by-wire technology.

Furthermore, the "fly by wire" the author refers to is Airbus' flight management computer doing most of the flying, as opposed to direct controls in a Boeing airplane. All NG 737s, for example, have fly-by-wire technology.

ClassicDragon · 4 days

Oh, man. I just ruined my pants.

reynz · 4 days

What does that entail?

reynz · 4 days

What's RFW stand for? I can't find it anywhere.

Erinmore · 5 days

Right in the middle. That was some skill, there!

Frago242 · 6 days

How does this work in winter when cars are always filthy?

unclerage · 6 days

I always wondered why the writers of these shows bother making up such florid lies; I mean, all they're trying to do is wow the audience (who probably wouldn't know better most of the time) with "techy-sounding" language.

Chances are, most of the people watching are people who wouldn't know any better anyway. They could probably say something like, "this attachment was sent from his iPhone" and it'd sound just as techy to idiots.

maxwellhill · 7 days

When are these businessmen going to learn that this sort of thing never works?! If anything, it will increase resentment for them.

They need to let go of their out-dated business models and find a new way to provide music at a reasonable cost without fucking the customer.

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