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HecticArt

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You've see Cocaine Bear?
Now meet Meth Wolverine!
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Coming soon to Marvel on U-verse
 
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Summer intern’s commute goes viral: She flies from South Carolina to New Jersey because it’s cheaper than renting

This article has a personal aspect to it. Here, she mentions my hometown.

Another factor for doing all this might be the office’s suburban location in Parsippany, New Jersey, which she said she didn’t want to do – it can be a little dull for a young intern.
 
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When I worked at the airport, I was sometimes out on the flight line, they showed us a video during orientation of someone getting sucked into an aircraft engine, it was, to say the least, not pretty.
 

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The Stargazer jet will fly at nine times the speed of sound. This reminds me of a New Yorker cartoon showing two women boarding a plane. "Please don't fly faster than the speed of sound," one of them tells the pilot. "We want to talk."

A US startup wants to use a new kind of plane engine to propel a jet carrying 12 passengers from Los Angeles to Tokyo in an hour

 

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Are they going to name it Titan?
What could possibly go wrong?

That's got to be an expensive ticket for 12 people to fly to their death.
 

scotchandcigar

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That sounds like a completely ridiculous and implausible concept, which will never happen. There's a company that's currently trying to take the boom out of sonic booms. That would be the first step. And then they'll stay below mach 2.

This would have to be much closer to the space rockets they've got today. And that would never be practical for a regular commuter route.