Releasing Fuel Pressure
#11
RE: Releasing Fuel Pressure
It's a oneway trip for the '51. Even if they get caught and deported they don't have to turn the RicketyRetardo-Boat around for a return float.
What kinda clown car is the Aquada? I wonder if the builder can make a turnip into a drawbridge?
What kinda clown car is the Aquada? I wonder if the builder can make a turnip into a drawbridge?
#12
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Gibbs Technologies has developed High Speed Amphibian (HSA) technology that could transform cars into amphibians. To showcase this new technology, Gibbs built the Aquada, an amphibian vehicle that debuted in late 2003. While the British company eventually hopes to license the HSA technology to large automotive manufacturers, they are currently focused on selling the Aquada at a cost of £150,000 ($271,318.90).
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/aquada.htm
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/aquada.htm
#13
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I wonder why people invest in lost causes like that? After Gilligan and a few rich, bored males buy one, where's the market?
You ever hear someone say this while waiting to be checked out at the grocery store? "Geez! When is someone going to invent a car I can drive like a boat and costs as much as a house?"
Maybe they can replace gondolas in Venice? They can be taxiolas.
I'd much rather own a car that can fly. Not a helicopter, but one like the cars in The Fifth Element movie. Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
You ever hear someone say this while waiting to be checked out at the grocery store? "Geez! When is someone going to invent a car I can drive like a boat and costs as much as a house?"
Maybe they can replace gondolas in Venice? They can be taxiolas.
I'd much rather own a car that can fly. Not a helicopter, but one like the cars in The Fifth Element movie. Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
#14
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it will happen but not in our time.
i like that movie very much, and all other science fictions. the older version was flash gordon jumping on air who got nothing but his trench coat! the new generations doesn't even heard about him. but on that film, he jumps and falls on a yellow cab (was that bruce willis?) which fly on it's own lane.
however far the future is, a gyroscope will be one of the earlier equipment that is included on these soaring cars to stabilise it. defying the gravity is what makes me crazy to think because i want to be the first one to have it patented, and i can retire from being poor.
but for now..... i got to wash my laundry first.
i like that movie very much, and all other science fictions. the older version was flash gordon jumping on air who got nothing but his trench coat! the new generations doesn't even heard about him. but on that film, he jumps and falls on a yellow cab (was that bruce willis?) which fly on it's own lane.
however far the future is, a gyroscope will be one of the earlier equipment that is included on these soaring cars to stabilise it. defying the gravity is what makes me crazy to think because i want to be the first one to have it patented, and i can retire from being poor.
but for now..... i got to wash my laundry first.
#15
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Flesh Gordon was the same way. Nothing but a trenchcoat and jumping on women.
Bruce Willis was a cab driver in the film. It was Milla Jovovich that fell into his cab. Wasn't it?
Bruce Willis was a cab driver in the film. It was Milla Jovovich that fell into his cab. Wasn't it?
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