Waits for our resident Bubblegum Music expert to make an appearence.
Looks like it's covered already.
I do have to write a set of liner notes for a Bubblegum reissue, though.
tommyrot, I am sad to report that you are old and decrepit and your limbs are going to just start falling off at this point. You might want to keep a tape gun on you at all times.
English dictionary at home says split is often splits but no other info. French-English dictionary gives "to do the splits" as the translation for "faire le grand écart". Interesting. Can't wait to check at work. (Note to self: I really should get to work).
My parents would rather call then email and only my demanding it has resulted in them getting a text plan for their cellphones (since we are all going to be on one plan now). I am going to lose my web access via phone at least for a little bit. I may move to my own plan in order to get it back, but it depends on cost.
Airbus A380
Yep.
The A380 has two levels for passengers for the entire length of the fuselage. But did you know that in 1949, Convair tried to sell a double-decker passenger plane to the airlines?
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It was the XC-99, a development of the B-36.
The B-36 was a freaky airplane.
Airbus A380
Thanks, Gud. Some of the guys here are strangely obsessed with it. But it just looks like a plane! Now if it looked weird, I'd get it.
But it just looks like a plane!
An ugly plane, IMHO.
The B-36 was a freaky airplane.
Yeah. It was powered by 6 quadruple-row 28-cylinder piston engines and four jet engines. Missions could last for 30 hours or more. The Air Force invented TV dinners for the crews of the B-36.
An ugly plane, IMHO.
I lack the subtlety of discernment to distinguish that. On the other hand, my belt is quite fetching.
I think the only reason it's interesting is that it's big. This is a picture that has some cars for comparison.
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Also sort of famous because a Saudi prince brought one for private use.
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