SurfaceUnits
05-07-12, 01:17 PM
No, it's not the Boeing 787 it's the DeathWagon-12
he said he had a conversation with one of the engineers who mentioned how they were pleased by the way Marco's car took flight. He basically told my dad that the old car was prone to eating airborne and tumbling. However they designed this car to hang perpendicularly to the road after getting airborne and not to continue to climb, and they were all pleased that Marco's car flattened out and came back down rather than going vertical and flipping. "
CAUTION:Crapwagons eventually land
he said he had a conversation with one of the engineers who mentioned how they were pleased by the way Marco's car took flight. He basically told my dad that the old car was prone to eating airborne and tumbling. However they designed this car to hang perpendicularly to the road after getting airborne and not to continue to climb, and they were all pleased that Marco's car flattened out and came back down rather than going vertical and flipping. "
CAUTION:Crapwagons eventually land