Guys, I found Jeff!

Anyone who has ever dipped their toe in aviation knows the overspend warning never stops. Best to just have it deactivated entirely.

Before I break vous fucking legs.

Wut?

I feel like this would be multiple times funnier and less annoying as a picture and not a video.

Would that bring your loved one back?

Yet Tim gets shocked when hanging on the fence when it turns on while he’s climbing down. I trust movie science far more than your acquired knowledge. Your ignorance is probably what’s holding you back from full blown deity.

Can I come though?

In fishing they’re called Googans (no idea of the etymology), but I dislike the idea of gatekeeping in general. If someone’s doing something dangerous, or their googanism is somehow ruining your enjoyment of your hobby, I get it, but otherwise why should you care?

It’s not for it to be sterile, it’s to manufacture composite parts. They get vacuum bagged, then put into the autoclave and heated under pressure to bond all the layers extremely tightly.

In my experience a lot of shutoff valves on faucets, particularly shower and tub faucets, are flathead screws.

Worth keeping in mind his pension is definitely in stocks (and other investments too, of course). So he doesn’t own stocks, but the portion of the pension he owns is stocks.

F1 and NASCAR don’t. Plenty of other race vehicles do, LeMans for example.

You wouldn’t measure yaw by the pitot tubes. I suppose it’s theoretically possible, but it would be complicated and imprecise. Yaw is measured by a gyro (modern planes are a laser ring gyro rather than a spinny gyro). The pitot tubes would all feed into air data computers for various systems. Flight instrumentation would have at least three (redundancy and error checking) and the fourth could possibly be for weapons systems or something similar, not sure.

That is definitely not the Hunley. It’s a similar size, but a very different design.

Haha, no. Birds aren’t even real.

I’m sure a lot of sex workers make money while pooping.

Ah, gotcha. I hope you get there one day! Really, anywhere in the arctic is a great experience in itself.

There’s a ton of lakes in Nunavut that have no names, and a lot have islands, but I imagine you’re talking about this one which is unique in that it has a lake on the island. Which is in a lake. Which is on an island (Victoria island).

I’m not impossible that someone had been there though, it’s only about 200km from Cambridge Bay, and that terrain is actually quite flat and easy to travel over. They also travel all over Victoria island all the time hunting, lots of times very long distance, so it’s entirely possible someone has gone there.

Learning is great, especially when it costed nothing!