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Category: Transportation 16 comments
18 Jan 2005 @ 16:43 by hgoodgame : Fly over your house on take-off? 18 Jan 2005 @ 16:55 by jstarrs : Marie-Thèrese... ...was helping out there? I hope she got paid... How'd she get the job? 18 Jan 2005 @ 17:57 by ming : Job Marie-Therese was there most of the day and will be there tomorrow too. It was from a temp agency, *something*-One, I forgot. She was equipped with a fancy Airbus uniform and everything. And they pay, but not much. 7 euro something per hour, and she had to show up for some unpaid training first. And we had to drive her. But then she can put that on her CV, at least. 18 Jan 2005 @ 18:02 by ming : Take-offs Actually we're just a little bit off from the take-off and landing path, which makes the noise nothing much. We've lived by an airport before and hardly notice it. But usually it isn't huge planes here. The biggest thing is the transport plane that brings parts to Airbus, the "Beluga", but it doesn't make much noise either. 18 Jan 2005 @ 21:50 by Lionel @82.227.198.101 : Airbus Hi, Ming, I must say I'm glad Airbus and the Canceropole project will lead our town to the top, in terms of image, especially in Europe. Which is great for us! 21 Jan 2005 @ 16:46 by Lionel @82.227.198.101 : No! I must be dreaming... How did ths guy manage to post the previous post? Viagra, viagra: you know what, Viagraman, if you let the IP visible - unless it as false -, you'd better take other pills than Viagra! Go and buy those for the brain. 21 Jan 2005 @ 20:13 by jstarrs : Hey Lionel... ...you know you're talking to a machine? Don't you? ;0) 21 Jan 2005 @ 20:18 by Natalie @82.35.44.97 : airbus How much fuel does an airmonster like that consume and how much greenhousegas stuff does it release into the atmosphere? What happened to concerns over the environment? Personally, the bigger they make 'em the more I want to find alternative modes of travel. Like horse-drawn carriage. 22 Jan 2005 @ 13:51 by nemue : I can't wait.. When you live downunder travel to Europe and America is such a bore. Just to be able to go the gym, have a facial - bliss. Hear what you say Natalie but I for one do not agree with horses pulling us around in carriages. 22 Jan 2005 @ 15:43 by Lionel @82.227.198.101 : Machine Hello, Jstarrs :-) I guess a machine couldn't discriminate the visual ' authentification ' code, could it? 22 Jan 2005 @ 15:48 by jstarrs : Good question....!!LOL!! ;0) 22 Jan 2005 @ 21:40 by jmarc : comment spam .. [link] 23 Jan 2005 @ 01:21 by Natalie @82.35.44.97 : horse-drawn carriages nemue, I was thinking about the wonderful colourful horse & carriage rides I've just taken around Luxor, Egypt where I've just been for a week (see pictures on blog). The horses are well treated and I don't think they mind the job. But then I don't have this information from the horse's mouth! :-) 25 Jan 2005 @ 06:01 by atessier @64.230.81.194 : horse-drawn Natalie: The bigger the plane, the more room to accomodate flyers and less flights so actually its probably helping the environment 28 Jan 2005 @ 16:40 by Natalie @82.35.44.97 : Bigger airplanes Yes, maybe, atessier. But I still hate sitting cheek-to-cheek, elbow to elbow, scrunched up and packed like sardines in a jumbo jet flight and can't afford the upper classes. I guess the answer is to stay home. :-) 4 Mar 2007 @ 13:57 by Alfredo Adelino @196.201.151.3 : Flight A380 Good day Please can you tell me howmuch cost single ticket? when this type of flight will be landing in African country? . Or just made to fly reach people? Thanks to repply my question. B/Regards Alfredo Adelino Other entries in Transportation 20 Aug 2007 @ 21:59: Luxury subs 11 Aug 2005 @ 14:32: Alive after a crash in the motorway 27 Apr 2005 @ 16:15: It flies! 5 Apr 2004 @ 16:57: Square Wheels 5 Apr 2002 @ 16:52: Get your own luxury submarine 18 Jan 2002 @ 11:56: New Public Transportation System 3 Dec 2001 @ 20:26: Segway People Mover 16 Aug 2001 @ 22:39: Return of the Zeppelins
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