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Jerry Cotton posted:Wouldn't "both" be also correct? Whoa looks like we got a smartass here.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Wet loggin' it Someone needs to edit a flat track in place of the logs so it looks like cartoon hysteria.
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Gromit posted:http://i.imgur.com/N1TlLG9.mp4
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Delta pilot flies to San Juan to take one last flight out before Irma hits, and flies out between bands of the storm: 
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Imagine Dr. Zoidberg whooping away for the proper effect. 
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I wish I knew anything about airplanes, I can't tell if it's stupidly reckless or an acceptable risk.
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Horrible Lurkbeast posted:I wish I knew anything about airplanes, I can't tell if it's stupidly reckless or an acceptable risk. The tricky part as I understand it is the takeoff, as the airframe can handle quite a bit more stress than the layman would think; so once they were safely in the air, it was home free. That being said, I would be EXTREMELY UNCOMFORTABLE inside this plane.
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Horrible Lurkbeast posted:I wish I knew anything about airplanes, I can't tell if it's stupidly reckless or an acceptable risk. Do you think an airplane on a treadmill would achieve flight? http://i.imgur.com/o7hJnAg.gifv Trebek has a new favorite as of 15:24 on Sep 7, 2017 |
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You can just fly through them, though I'm not sure if it requires a specially preped plane: https://twitter.com/NOAA_HurrHunter/status/905184657431506945 https://twitter.com/NOAA_HurrHunter/status/904707845228290048
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The wiki for the plane says it's not modified to fly through hurricanes, but the decks are reinforced to hold the testing equipment.
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I'm not sure if this is  or  .Schoolgirl finds four foot sword in the pond where King Arthur supposedly threw Excalibur.
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greazeball posted:Delta pilot flies to San Juan to take one last flight out before Irma hits, and flies out between bands of the storm: He's moving at like 4x the speed of the storm. For reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPNNU4aqccM
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greazeball posted:Delta pilot flies to San Juan to take one last flight out before Irma hits, and flies out between bands of the storm: No one will remember this pilots name but that Sully dumbass hit a seagull and got a Tom Hanks movie out of it
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Big Centipede posted:No one will remember this pilots name but that Sully dumbass hit a seagull and got a Tom Hanks movie out of it Just watched this movie last night!
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Trebek posted:Do you think an airplane on a treadmill would achieve flight? Good lord, how many degrees of rotation was that? 
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Cindy Shitbird posted:Good lord, how many degrees of rotation was that? Well, in the end, zero.
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Cindy Shitbird posted:Good lord, how many degrees of rotation was that? https://dirtmountainbike.com/videos/watch-nicholi-rogatkin-lands-worlds-first-1440.html
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Zopotantor posted:I'm not sure if this is I think this is the plot to a YA novel.
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Professional Skier's balance workout https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSNNZNXMzhc
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TheBigAristotle posted:Professional Skier's balance workout The floor is lava, hard mode.
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Horrible Lurkbeast posted:I wish I knew anything about airplanes, I can't tell if it's stupidly reckless or an acceptable risk. It's easier to fly into a hurricane then a normal thunderstorm. Hurricanes have predictable lateral moving winds, so pilots can adjust to that. Thunderstorms have multiple pockets of air moving upwards and downwards randomly which leads to your plane suddenly dropping. I still wouldn't loving want to be on a plane in either situation though.
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TheBigAristotle posted:Professional Skier's balance workout Rube Goldberg descendant?
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TheBigAristotle posted:Professional Skier's balance workout I feel like I got a workout just from watching that. Time to eat that burrito.
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Zopotantor posted:I'm not sure if this is As someone who just watched King Arthur: Legend of the Sword this makes me extremely computer generated.
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This Instagram account loving rules: Lizard Force Turning mankind into sausages
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On flying and storms, can someone remind me of the name of this air phenomena that's like a fist of cold (I think) air that sort of punches down from the sky towards the ground. I'm trying to explain it to a coworker and can't remember the name. I swear I read about it in this thread. I'd just look it up but stuck using my phone and Google won't load.
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Jeremy_X posted:On flying and storms, can someone remind me of the name of this air phenomena that's like a fist of cold (I think) air that sort of punches down from the sky towards the ground. I'm trying to explain it to a coworker and can't remember the name. I swear I read about it in this thread. I'd just look it up but stuck using my phone and Google won't load. Could be a microburst?
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Jeremy_X posted:On flying and storms, can someone remind me of the name of this air phenomena that's like a fist of cold (I think) air that sort of punches down from the sky towards the ground. I'm trying to explain it to a coworker and can't remember the name. I swear I read about it in this thread. I'd just look it up but stuck using my phone and Google won't load. Fist of the north storm
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Jeremy_X posted:On flying and storms, can someone remind me of the name of this air phenomena that's like a fist of cold (I think) air that sort of punches down from the sky towards the ground. I'm trying to explain it to a coworker and can't remember the name. I swear I read about it in this thread. I'd just look it up but stuck using my phone and Google won't load. You're thinking about the poo poo they made up in The Day After Tomorrow where everything freezes in the eye of some superstorm.
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Jeremy_X posted:On flying and storms, can someone remind me of the name of this air phenomena that's like a fist of cold (I think) air that sort of punches down from the sky towards the ground. I'm trying to explain it to a coworker and can't remember the name. I swear I read about it in this thread. I'd just look it up but stuck using my phone and Google won't load.
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EoinCannon posted:Could be a microburst? That's it, thanks.
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I got to experience a microburst in Arizona my first year out there. It knocked over trees and was the weirdest thing. Not as scary as driving through a haboob or hiding from a tornado, but still pretty crazy.
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Solice Kirsk posted:I got to experience a microburst in Arizona my first year out there. It knocked over trees and was the weirdest thing. Not as scary as driving through a haboob or hiding from a tornado, but still pretty crazy. Went through one in Montana. Just hanging out on a normal day when suddenly: everything was on the move, really loving fast and then back to normal but now trees were down, power was out, signs and poles were knocked over. It was the craziest poo poo.
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What the gently caress is a haboob
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el dingo posted:What the gently caress is a haboob It looks like a giant fart.
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