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"Biggest balls" award at Oshkosh, or, Do I Just Lack Ambition?



 
 
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Old August 8th 05, 02:06 AM
John Halpenny
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Jim Carriere wrote:

Matt Whiting wrote:

Jim Carriere wrote:

Morgans wrote:

Mohler (I think) knows what the hurtles are, for the skycar. This
guy (I
think) is so far out in left field, that I think he thinks that were
this
done in something other than 1/2" plywood, it would fly! Wowser,
wowser,
wowser!



Come on, Jim, it just needs a big engine. Enough thrust can make
anything fly. Think F-4



You did mean F-104, right? :-)


Hmm, point taken. At least the F-4 had wings.

So the Magic Dragon needs to hook up with the Shockwave Jet Truck
guys and get a real powerplant. Maybe they could market a J-79
firewall forward package together at Osh '06.


Oops - I thought you said 'fireball forward' - maybe thats what you should
have said?


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This is why writers and readers are more comfortable with fiction.


 




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