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The idea (such as it) is a large ring with Harriers
attached to it, such so most of the pilots can get a
snooze, only to spring in action when the
adversery is in sight.
There is another ring on a vertical plane, and the
Harriers can de-couple to vertical ring and then
to back to horizonal
again.
BTW my magnetic cheese works
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What is the difference between springing in action, and springing into action? |
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Make a version for cars [+] |
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Bonus croissant for the advanced suchist constructions "
(such as it) is" and "such so". |
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Amateur athletes, I was thinking. |
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These have been secretly baked, and are the real explanation
for crop circles. |
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Could it be used for any raptor or only Harriers? how about
pigeons? |
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"Look at that Harry Ring in the Sky!" |
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