The Space Shuttle Discovery Launch, as Seen from a Passing Airliner
Why is it that I never get to see stuff like this when I am on a plane?
posted by Lowell Brown at 10:53 AM
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Tuesday, March 01, 2011
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1 Comments:
Well, Lowell, there was the time that you spotted the gremlin on the wing of your plane, trying to tear open the engine casing. As I recall, you grabbed a revolver from an air marshal, opened the emergency door and shot the bugger.
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