How big are your engines?

[Whine Lover]

9 inches.

Oh sorry, wrong question.

Whatever. It really doesn't matter because I have a bigger:

- engine

- paycheck

- watch

Than anyone else on F.I.

Oh, and my car is cooler, my girlfriend and wife are hotter, my airline is better ( and yours sucks ), and even though I am a bigger A-hole I have better and more friends than all of you, and they don't just like me because I have a bigger boat, or better motorcycle, than you.

( Did I miss anything according to F.I. Rules of Engagement? )




YKW

 

[PeanuckleCRJ]

( Did I miss anything according to F.I. Rules of Engagement? )




YKW

You forgot:

"Mesa Sucks"

and "here's the deets"

 

[HAL]

When the Space Shuttle takes off, it generates 6,425,000 lbs of thrust.

Who's got the second biggest?

I'd say my Captain last week came very close to that number after a dinner at an Indian restaurant. The flight the next day required an oxygen mask.

HAL

 

[Erlanger]

I'd say my Captain last week came very close to that number after a dinner at an Indian restaurant. The flight the next day required an oxygen mask.

HAL

So it's methane powered?

 

[brokeflyer]

9 inches.

Oh sorry, wrong question.

Whatever. It really doesn't matter because I have a bigger:

- engine

- paycheck

- watch

Than anyone else on F.I.

Oh, and my car is cooler, my girlfriend and wife are hotter, my airline is better ( and yours sucks ), and even though I am a bigger A-hole I have better and more friends than all of you, and they don't just like me because I have a bigger boat, or better motorcycle, than you.

( Did I miss anything according to F.I. Rules of Engagement? )




YKW

thats funny....

 

[CopilotDoug]

GE 90's 115,000 lbs a side on the 777.

From GE's website:

"Specifically designed for the Boeing 777, the GE90-115B holds the world record for thrust totalling 127,900 pounds of thrust."

 

[skypine69]

Damn...i thought this was going to be about porn....oh well.

 

[Papa Woody]

From GE's website:

"Specifically designed for the Boeing 777, the GE90-115B holds the world record for thrust totalling 127,900 pounds of thrust."

Enough thrust to handle a 5lb frozen chicken.