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Aaron 8 month s ago
"Name your source" requirement should be standard on these kind of statistic dumps.
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Molly 8 month s ago
Aaron,
want a source? go back to reddit and cry about ot for your internet updoots, whiner.
want a source? go back to reddit and cry about ot for your internet updoots, whiner.
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Sibbie 8 month s ago
Aaron,
well, around 42% of these statistics are made up on the spot.
well, around 42% of these statistics are made up on the spot.
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Sibbie 8 month s ago
Aaron,
well, around 63% of these statistics are made up on the spot.
well, around 63% of these statistics are made up on the spot.
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Theodora 8 month s ago
Sibbie, It would have been funnier had someone else said that.
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Nace 8 month s ago
#14 Yeah, but we don't pile it out in front of our houses like that.
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Kill 8 month s ago
Nace,
And then it's suddenly good???
And then it's suddenly good???
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Lionel 8 month s ago
Kill, Well hello Mrs. Spurious Conclusion!
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Dicey 8 month s ago
Nace,
Yes, you do. You just pay someone to take it away regularly
Yes, you do. You just pay someone to take it away regularly
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Pauline 8 month s ago
#2 That is the most complicated way to say 46 liters
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Tanafra 8 month s ago
7 I declare big BS on this one!!!
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_747*
The average fuel capacity is 48-52.000 gallons.
So it uses @8% of that in under a minute???
The BS is thich here!
Maybe from gate taxi to full cruise height, but never on a start.
They cant burn that amount of fuel in under a minute period!
They can take of and cruice 6k+ miles on a tank full.
#8 Lazy Brits!
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_747*
The average fuel capacity is 48-52.000 gallons.
So it uses @8% of that in under a minute???
The BS is thich here!
Maybe from gate taxi to full cruise height, but never on a start.
They cant burn that amount of fuel in under a minute period!
They can take of and cruice 6k+ miles on a tank full.
#8 Lazy Brits!
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Virdie 8 month s ago
#19 I sleep with a mini blanket and a big plush. Neither from my childhood, but both for comfort. Keeps the circulation good in my arms.
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Janice 8 month s ago
#2 Yeah... uh no.
#3 It will move at 191 mph. The speed of sound in glass. Where do you get this stuff?
#3 It will move at 191 mph. The speed of sound in glass. Where do you get this stuff?
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Muriel 8 month s ago
#1 2.6T doesn’t sound like a huge number when you consider how many and much Americans drive everyday, but trillion is a huge number. That’s why we should be very afraid of the amount of debt we have.
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Tim 8 month s ago
#8 Every Rolls-Royce is custom-built.
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Curg 3 month s ago
Tanafra,
but the plane needs to accelerate and rise to its cruising height and after that it only needs to maintain speed at a height where the air pressure is much lesser so it uses very little fuel in comparison to the start
but the plane needs to accelerate and rise to its cruising height and after that it only needs to maintain speed at a height where the air pressure is much lesser so it uses very little fuel in comparison to the start
want a source? go back to reddit and cry about ot for your internet updoots, whiner.
well, around 42% of these statistics are made up on the spot.
well, around 63% of these statistics are made up on the spot.
And then it's suddenly good???
Yes, you do. You just pay someone to take it away regularly
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_747*
The average fuel capacity is 48-52.000 gallons.
So it uses @8% of that in under a minute???
The BS is thich here!
Maybe from gate taxi to full cruise height, but never on a start.
They cant burn that amount of fuel in under a minute period!
They can take of and cruice 6k+ miles on a tank full.
#8 Lazy Brits!
#3 It will move at 191 mph. The speed of sound in glass. Where do you get this stuff?