just1dawg

[quote]I’m sure it’s a great vehicle, but anytime I’m stuck behind someone driving 10 mph under the speed limit, it’s always a goddamn CR-V. 15mph slower if they have Texas plates on I-10[/quote] Move over Toyota Avalon, Honda CR-Vs are the favorite vehicle of today's seniors who love nothing better...

It’s the only Peter Pan film with a score by John Williams. ...

[quote]Artemis should be canceled immediately; of course it won’t be as it’s the result of Lockheed Martin and Boeing lobbying.[/quote]Artemis isn't a bad program, it's just SLS that is a national disgrace. Boeing can't/won't do engineering on time like they once did but they lobby better than almos...

Boeing will not catch up to Airbus as long as Boeing has a board with no engineers or pilots and Airbus does....

Consider a used Mazda. Depending on the year and model, you can find ones made in Japan, which in my opinion have superior build quality. And Mazda’s reliability is second only to Toyota’s but their resale isn’t as strong, so you get a better used value. Have him check out the Mazda3 sedan/hatch and...

[quote]The NGAA Catalina II will be the largest, fastest, longest range, highest payload, and most capable amphibious aircraft available worldwide with Western Certifications.[/quote] I'm interested to know how the specs compare to the DHC-515, which Viking/DeHavilland Canada is trying to return to...

Tawny Newsome was great, of course, but Jack Quaid was perfect. He's got Boimler's movements down pat. My favorite thing was Number One's poster....

Your feet have lots of sweat glands. Wash them every time just like you wash your armpits, genitalia, and arse. The other body parts are optional. ...

Pad reconstruction isn't likely to be the delaying item for Starship's next test flight, the flight termination system is. It took 40 seconds from activation to destruction and that's too long. The FAA is definitely paying attention to that and SpaceX will have to do some engineering to get that tim...

[quote]If I know anything about how engineers work, that thing doesn't need even close to 100% thrust from all 33 engines to make it to orbit.[/quote] Fully loaded, a full stack Starship with 100T payload using the current Raptor 2 engines has a thrust to weight ratio of 1.5x. It's going to leap of...