News and notes from around the interweb:
- Ok which one of you resellers did this?
- Single-engine plane lands on Minnesota freeway. (HT: Tommy L)
ICYMI: A plane landed on 35W last night. (Yes, really!)
While this isn't *quite* what we mean by a "multimodal transportation system," we're glad no one was injured and are impressed by the pilot's effort to #zippermerge from above! pic.twitter.com/imPdiQ1wMX
— Minnesota Department of Transportation (@MnDOT) December 3, 2020
- Singapore Airlines retired its old premium cabin products
Singapore Airlines New A380 Suite - Family lives for four years, across 40 countries, paying for things only in Bitcoin
- CEO of private jet company accused of sex trafficking girls in NYC
- What’s happening with the old Princeville resort?
Scary landing but a testament to the high standards of our interstate highway system.
I’ve driven on some 4-lane city streets that were 8 feet wide per lane. Some SUVs are more than 8 feet wide. Geniuses. (Sarcasm.)
The “brick in a box” was a plot element of an episode of the old Damian Lewis TV show “Life”. Gift wrappers in the mall would take the X-box and return a wrapped box filled with the brick.
So, everything old is new again.
Unpopular opinion: A 38-year old man who still plays a Playstation deserves an $878 brick.
I’m earning my private license now. When it comes to emergency landings, open dirt fields are the preferred option. I’m guessing this guy landed on the road because it was too dark to find any other suitable landing sites. Good skills!