h a l f b a k e r yI never imagined it would be edible.
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// large enough for anything to fit inside it.// |
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I feel sure that that will lead to all manner of
lawsuits relating to overambitious marketing. For
example, will a pod be large enough to contain a pod
capable of containing itself? |
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That's good enough for me. |
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As long as it's big enough to deploy my rhinoceros platoon
(including the support squad), I'll be happy enough. Any
specs on maximum operational altitude and radar profile?
I'm planning a mission over the West Country in the near
future, and one of these might really come in handy. |
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The operational altitude will surely be unlimited, in
order to accommodate a launch pod- egg capable of
containing anything. |
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//I'm planning a mission over the West Country//
About time those laid-back Californians got a wake-
up call. |
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Actually, I meant _your_ West Country, but if I have time
to spare I'm thinking of dropping a squad or two on
Spokane as well. |
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This is a great idea except for the part where you have
suggested it. |
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Four 's's in 'massssive' … |
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I suppose I would try it, once. |
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Ah, those Lower Devonian Schists, they've had it coming for years.. |
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Surely?! Must be baked, by now (Red Bull Flugtag-wise)... |
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[I may require an Albertros suit] |
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single seater seagull...sss |
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I like how you put the s in ass in masssive. |
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Putting the SSS in deflation. |
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Quetzalcoatlus northropi
had a wingspan as large as 15.9 meters (52.2 feet)
and a mass of about 200–250 kilograms (440–550 lb).
assuming that the Single Seat is for a 70Kg human being, then it is not imposible.
if you are in the UK look up SSDR microlights. |
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I think we're discussing something quite a bit larger, if it's
to be capable of egg-drop deployment of an entire platoon
(with support squad) of rhinoceros commandos. |
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A Chinook Seagull? Twin rotor, payload of 12.7
tonne, or 30-55 troops. |
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A chinook is a fish too so it would be amphibious. |
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Shirley, a 'chinook seagull' would be an ouroborotic
fish/bird, then? |
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