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Fucking LOL!
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LIES!
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Look at the VTEC
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It would'nt take off. Plus I preferred the fan on a skateboard and roll of paper demonstration.
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It would take off though Joe
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No a fan on a skateboard will never take off, I agree
Matt H
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A plane on a conveyor belt would though...
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I was joking Matthew
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BANTER
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If the plane has a cargo of snakes, what happens then?
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If the snakes got out and pushed it would take off, if not it would'nt take off.
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quote:
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If the plane has a cargo of snakes, what happens then?


it would rattle

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Would depend on the amount of forward thrust exerted & the speed of the conveyor belt.
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That was a legendary thread
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please someone contact Brainiac
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quote:
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If the snakes got out and pushed it would take off, if not it would'nt take off.


can snakes push planes?
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quote:
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please someone contact Brainiac

oh my god that would be a plan
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Can you honestly see Sky one footing the bill for a 3 mile conveyor belt and a 747?
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Mythbusters would be a better bet
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I remember I contacted brainiac before, they are cunts they wouldn't take on our idea ( can't remember it though, was in gtcg)
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quote:
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Can you honestly see Sky one footing the bill for a 3 mile conveyor belt and a 747?
They filled a swimming pool up with custard once
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yeah, good point.

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