I haven’t seen the movie. But maybe I’m the only one here who saw him conduct live on a number of occasions?

I'm looking forward to AI dungeon masters. And fellow party members.

@89th said in Plane Collision in Japan: Yeah that was my guess, C5 is one of those entry paths to the main runway, and I'm guessing either the coast guard was stopped a bit beyond the C5 line or he started to enter the runway without approval. Ironically (?) the pilot of JA722A was the only survivor of that plane. Obviously, he did not hold on the taxiway as instructed.

Cool, keep up the good work man!

No - new year, new man. I'm feeling generous.

That train layout is impressive.

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SB Nation was one of the outfits that ran with the ridiculous story that Kenny refused to dress as the backup…

Just dust off the old SS bootcamp manuals, you'll be fine.

@jon-nyc said in One More New York Exit: @George-K I was really thinking of the murder rate. Pfft - Florida is still safer than Illinois. And our climate is better.

That’s hilarious

And in the case of California departures, bowel movements.

Yes, he is a good guy. He has a sense of humor, a friendly guy. He likes telling the story of how he got the idea for the Pegasus in a hotel lobby across the street from the Smithsonian Udvar-Hazy museum. Which, by coincidence, is now the home of a Pegasus rocket. My primary care physician, back in Herndon, was another MIT product. Before med school, he was on the team that sat in a back room in Houston calculating orbital paths for the Apollo spacecraft. He was another guy I could spend a lot of time talking with, very friendly and full of interesting information. I think really smart guys tend to be normal, with maybe a few quirks.

75% is a pretty good return.