I like how after they hit the water she says "Continue." Yeah I guess it might be a bad decision to try to go-around at that point. anic:
Face palm for my alma mater.
And NOOOOOO one wears uniforms to the sim.
I like how after they hit the water she says "Continue." Yeah I guess it might be a bad decision to try to go-around at that point. anic:
I hear this every spring on the local news after a tornado. Drives me insane. That and rednecks telling the reporter "I don't seen it!" or "All I seen was...""It sounded like a freight train!"
he he heI saw embry riddle try and simulate the crash in a crj. I couldn't stop laughing.
Face palm for my alma mater.
And NOOOOOO one wears uniforms to the sim.
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And people wonder why I hate Riddle guys....
It works on ships, so why cant it work on airplanes?CNN Headline News had a guy call in saying they should put mesh nets over the engines to prevent this...
Cant say I didnt do a LOL WUT?! :banghead:
Gotta please those PETA people and not suck up any baby seals.:banghead:
Gotta please those PETA people and not suck up any baby seals.:banghead:
I dont think it would be very good in pulp form, which is exactly what it is after going through waterjetsAhem, delicious baby seals! Mmm, mmm!
It works on ships, so why cant it work on airplanes?
Well actually not mesh, but rebar. Gotta please those PETA people and not suck up any baby seals.:banghead:
Now think about the media's reporting on politics, war, economy, and the various other subjects they typically talk about. What makes you think they have half a clue on those subjects, or those so called "experts" have any clue what they are talking about, either. Yet, day, after day, we all tune in, and get our news about what is going on in the world, from these people, and buy what they say - whether it be about the war in Iraq, the economy, Obama, McCain, Palin, and everybody, and everything else.