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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 9547065)

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That rig would have the braking performance of the Space Shuttle on an iced over runway.

Random Pic (Life in Australia).....

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Originally Posted by widebody911 (Post 9547845)

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I guess women don't get groin hernias?

Hernia Inguinal And Femoral - Medical Disability Guidelines
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Guess they can get them.

Ghost shark egg case
Callorhynchus milii
Ghost shark egg case | Project Noah
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Herbert Distel
Herbert Distel - Lannan Foundation
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Diplomatic Egg Case, 1969

Size: 14 x 19 3/4 x 16 1/4 inches
Medium: Leather attache case, velvet, 48 chromed eggs

Current Lannan Art Collection......................

His first work, “Projekt Canaris,” was to launch a three-meter long polyester egg off of the west coast of Africa that reached Trinidad seven months later.

Skate egg case, North Beach, New Jersey
Eating In Translation: Skate egg cases
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Skates, and ultimately skate wings, come from egg cases like the one shown here. Most such "mermaid's purses" wash ashore only after the hatchling has emerged in deep water. Though this case seemed intact, the egg was almost certainly no longer viable after being tossed in the surf and left high and dry.

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Originally Posted by widebody911 (Post 9549160)

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By doing this?

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https://www.amazon.com/Worlds-Fastest-Four-Engine-Piston-Powered-Aircraft/dp/1580071635
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Still the fastest multi-engine piston aircraft ever flown, the Republic XR-12 and its competitor, the Hughes XF-11, were well ahead of their time in 1946. Envisioned as a long-range photo-reconnaissance aircraft with a top speed of more than 450 mph, the Republic XR-12 also offered near jet-like performance for the world's airlines with a 44-passenger commercial version named the Rainbow. Using original Republic photos, data, and artwork, the author reveals never-before-published information about the Rainbow airliner. While the clear emphasis of this book is on the Republic airplane, the Hughes XF-11 is also covered and compared in its role as a twin-engine competitor to the more advanced four-engine Republic airplane. Although the XR-12 and XF-11 were among the most elegant-looking aircraft ever built, the Rainbow was considered to be Republic chief designer Alexander Kartveli's ultimate masterpiece. Conversely, the more cantankerous XF-11 almost took the life of its designer and chief test pilot, Howard Hughes.