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Arie 1 day ago
#11 just turn on the heater bro
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Karen 1 day ago
#50 No living thing can resist air-drumming to Rush on the radio. 
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Jorge 1 day ago
KarenRip Niel Pert
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Antonia 5 hours ago
Jorge,
Congrats. You spelled his first and last names wrong
Congrats. You spelled his first and last names wrong
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Emmanuel 1 day ago
#41 Standing close to landslide and making video - so clever...
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Lecurgus 1 day ago
#7 The plane was stationary relative to the flatbed trailer it was sitting on. It would not have been able to take off. Fake!!!
#12 Not without my permission.
#12 Not without my permission.
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Edward 1 day ago
Lecurgus,
Re: #11 - not so. The truck tows the trailer with the plane. That moves air over the wings. When the air speed supplies sufficient lift, the plane can take off. A plane like that, designed for short takeoffs, often needs no more than 20-30 mph air moving over the wings.
Re: #11 - not so. The truck tows the trailer with the plane. That moves air over the wings. When the air speed supplies sufficient lift, the plane can take off. A plane like that, designed for short takeoffs, often needs no more than 20-30 mph air moving over the wings.
Congrats. You spelled his first and last names wrong
#12 Not without my permission.
Re: #11 - not so. The truck tows the trailer with the plane. That moves air over the wings. When the air speed supplies sufficient lift, the plane can take off. A plane like that, designed for short takeoffs, often needs no more than 20-30 mph air moving over the wings.