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  • Ticktock
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    Originally posted by MicrosoftBob View Post
    The first time we have a flying suicide bomber using one they will be banned
    Sounds about right. Like how they banned cars, buses, trucks, airplanes, legs, cafés, vests, motorbikes, pubs, high-rise office blocks and everything else related to suicide bombings.

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  • evilagent
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    Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post
    Presumably he'd also be in big trouble if one of the engines cut out - Wouldn't he end up spinning round and round like a catherine wheel

    And if all engines suddenly cut out, I hope those wings are large enough to glide down in some semblance of order.
    AA and RAC will be pretty much obsolete, but the crater-filling industry will a growth sector.

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  • evilagent
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    Originally posted by MicrosoftBob View Post
    The first time we have a flying suicide bomber using one they will be banned
    Car bombs abound in Iraq, and the last generation experienced car bombs in Ireland.
    Nobody banned cars.

    There will too much money to be made, and too much industrial influence, to ban them.

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  • VectraMan
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    Does anyone know the allowable mileage rate for a jet pack?

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  • OwlHoot
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    Originally posted by evilagent View Post
    Most people have difficulty with 2 dimensions, give them 3 and there will be hell to pay.

    I anticipate:
    Drunken pilots.
    No lane discipline.
    Flying too fast in bad weather and fog.
    Crashes at altitude.

    Haven't you seen Bladerunner?!
    Presumably he'd also be in big trouble if one of the engines cut out - Wouldn't he end up spinning round and round like a catherine wheel

    And if all engines suddenly cut out, I hope those wings are large enough to glide down in some semblance of order.

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  • MicrosoftBob
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    The first time we have a flying suicide bomber using one they will be banned

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  • Churchill
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    Not until there's a version that allows you to takeoff from the ground and not be carried aloft by other means.

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  • evilagent
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    Originally posted by Jog On View Post
    Most people have difficulty with 2 dimensions, give them 3 and there will be hell to pay.

    I anticipate:
    Drunken pilots.
    No lane discipline.
    Flying too fast in bad weather and fog.
    Crashes at altitude.

    Haven't you seen Bladerunner?!

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  • Finally an answer to traffic jams and public transport delays...

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