Predators and Prey
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Simo
Professional Watermelon Farmer
*pictures the skunk as a wee kit*
Thrashy
Пу́тин — хуйло́! Слава Україні! FckNzs.
Thrashy
Пу́тин — хуйло́! Слава Україні! FckNzs.
Shork! \(*.*)/
Cosmic-FS
A creature of the night
DRGN Juno
AAAAAAAAAAAAAA -Sukhoi, 2020
*Returns from adulting*
This year in aviation history, Concorde F-BTSC operating as Air France 4590 hits a piece of debris on the runway at Charles de Gaulle Airport inParis Gonesse. The punctured tire of the Concorde sends high speed shrapnel into the left wing and engines, causing the #5 fuel tank to rupture and igniting a fire. Due to the high takeoff speed required for the Concorde, the plane is unable to abort safely and lifts off, remaining airborne briefly before crashing into a hotel.
A few mechanical improvements were added to the remaining Concordes shortly afterwards, including Kevlar-lined fuel tanks and upgraded tires. But due to other external factors, the type would only remain in service for another three years with no successor.
This year in aviation history, Concorde F-BTSC operating as Air France 4590 hits a piece of debris on the runway at Charles de Gaulle Airport in
A few mechanical improvements were added to the remaining Concordes shortly afterwards, including Kevlar-lined fuel tanks and upgraded tires. But due to other external factors, the type would only remain in service for another three years with no successor.
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TR273
Pirate Fox Mom
I was just watching the documetary about that last night.*Returns from adulting*
This year in aviation history, Concorde F-BTSC Air France 4590 hits a piece of debris on the runway at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris. The punctured tire of the Concorde sends high speed shrapnel into the left wing and engines, causing the #5 fuel tank to rupture and igniting a fire. Due to the high takeoff speed required for the Concorde, the plane is unable to abort safely and lifts off, remaining airborne briefly before crashing into a hotel.
Groggy
Hm!
This year:
'The Marshall Mathers LP', Eminem'sfirst third album, is released (my bad, mistook it with The Slim Shady LP, which I thought was his first album. As it turns out, it's his second.)
'Parachutes', Coldplay's first album
Bruce Dickinson returns to Iron Maiden in 'Brave New World'
'The Sickness', Disturbed's first album
Steely Dan returns after a 20 year hiatus with 'Two Against Nature'
'Stankonia' by OutKast
'All That You Can't Leave Behind' by U2,
'American III: Solitary Man' by Johnny Cash
'Kid A' by Radiohead
'The Marshall Mathers LP', Eminem's
'Parachutes', Coldplay's first album
Bruce Dickinson returns to Iron Maiden in 'Brave New World'
'The Sickness', Disturbed's first album
Steely Dan returns after a 20 year hiatus with 'Two Against Nature'
'Stankonia' by OutKast
'All That You Can't Leave Behind' by U2,
'American III: Solitary Man' by Johnny Cash
'Kid A' by Radiohead
Ravofox
back to Aussie foxying!
*Returns from adulting*
This year in aviation history, Concorde F-BTSC operating as Air France 4590 hits a piece of debris on the runway at Charles de Gaulle Airport inParisGonesse. The punctured tire of the Concorde sends high speed shrapnel into the left wing and engines, causing the #5 fuel tank to rupture and igniting a fire. Due to the high takeoff speed required for the Concorde, the plane is unable to abort safely and lifts off, remaining airborne briefly before crashing into a hotel.
A few mechanical improvements were added to the remaining Concordes shortly afterwards, including Kevlar-lined fuel tanks and upgraded tires. But due to other external factors, the plane would only remain in service for another three years.
Very very sad, but a pretty cool way to go.
They wouldn't have been able to do it anyway, because I'm back in 1600s New Amsterdam
Also, NEW MILLENNIUM!!!!!!!
DRGN Juno
AAAAAAAAAAAAAA -Sukhoi, 2020
Also this year in aviation history (unless because I got ninja'd by 4 other people right now), a 747 (9V-SPK) operating as Singapore Airlines 006 hits construction equipment parked on the runway during takeoff. This isn't a particularly important accident, as it retreads mistakes from previous accidents, nor is the death toll particularly high (a bit bleak, I know), but I wanted to show you how 9V-SPK and 9V-SPL were dressed up.
It is, however, Singapore Airlines' first and only fatal accident. Which I suppose in retrospect is pretty damn important.
It is, however, Singapore Airlines' first and only fatal accident. Which I suppose in retrospect is pretty damn important.
Ravofox
back to Aussie foxying!
Alsothis yearin aviation history (unlessbecause I got ninja'd by 4 other people right now), a 747 (9V-SPK) operating as Singapore Airlines 006 hits construction equipment parked on the runway during takeoff. This isn't a particularly important accident, as it retreads mistakes from previous accidents, nor is the death toll particularly high (a bit bleak, I know), but I wanted to show you how 9V-SPK and 9V-SPL were dressed up.
Well, there was something interesting about the accident...they were very good pilots but tried to take off from the WRONG RUNWAY!!!
OWO, thankies!!!!
Pygmepatl
Spotted Skunk
You all still believing this old myth. Not even worth trying. Delete it and this skunk will be happy to know you no longer believe in this, and I will exempt you from my stink.*busts out the big guns*
DRGN Juno
AAAAAAAAAAAAAA -Sukhoi, 2020
Which seemed like a rehash of the Tenerife disaster, getting the airport layout confused and having zero situational awareness between the plane and ATC.
Also this year in aviation history (for reals this time), an Airbus A300 (C-GITS) operating as Air Transat 236 becomes the second Canadian airliner to set a gliding record, gliding for 65 nautical miles when the plane runs out of fuel due to a leak. The previous record was set by an Air Canada 767 (C-GAUN) in the 80's when the plane got loaded up with insufficient fuel because someone mixed up kg and pounds.
I don't think it's a coincidence that we have a air cadet program that teaches teens from 15+ to fly gliders.
Also on that note, we had a student take off on from a taxiway once. They didn't last long at the school.