Does it have a sled as part of its mechanism?
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Does it have a sled as part of its mechanism?
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10. I didn't think there was, so I checked. I may never forgive you for the search resultsOriginally Posted by Marsilius
So far as I can tell, there's no part referred to as a sled.
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Bwahaha. Does it carry people?
Fortibus es in ero
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11. Yes. It did
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Online arguments are a lot like the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
As soon as the audience begins to participate, any actual content is lost in the resulting chaos and cacophony.
At that point, all you can do is laugh and enjoy the descent into debasement.
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Is it lighter than air?
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12. Yes.
Online arguments are a lot like the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
As soon as the audience begins to participate, any actual content is lost in the resulting chaos and cacophony.
At that point, all you can do is laugh and enjoy the descent into debasement.
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Does it have a rigid frame?
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13. Yes
Online arguments are a lot like the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
As soon as the audience begins to participate, any actual content is lost in the resulting chaos and cacophony.
At that point, all you can do is laugh and enjoy the descent into debasement.
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That past tense is intriguing. Was it designed by Da Vinci?
Fortibus es in ero
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I said too much
14. No, I don't think so.
Online arguments are a lot like the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
As soon as the audience begins to participate, any actual content is lost in the resulting chaos and cacophony.
At that point, all you can do is laugh and enjoy the descent into debasement.
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Is it a zeppelin?
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15. Yes, but I'm thinking of a specific one
Online arguments are a lot like the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
As soon as the audience begins to participate, any actual content is lost in the resulting chaos and cacophony.
At that point, all you can do is laugh and enjoy the descent into debasement.
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I thought you were, but I'll let someone else have this.
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Cool. In the meantime, you and Marsilius can be tortured by this bit of musical abomination that I found when trying to determine all the part names. I absolutely love Led Zeppelin, and even enjoyed some Dread Zeppelin...but this? Oh, no. Too far...
Last edited by Dreck; April 26th, 2020 at 07:52 PM.
Online arguments are a lot like the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
As soon as the audience begins to participate, any actual content is lost in the resulting chaos and cacophony.
At that point, all you can do is laugh and enjoy the descent into debasement.
Marsilius (April 26th, 2020), Wile E Coyote (April 27th, 2020)
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OK, the suspense is killing me as is the goofy song. I know of two famous ones, so will start with, is it the Graf Zeppelin?
Fortibus es in ero
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16. No.
Online arguments are a lot like the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
As soon as the audience begins to participate, any actual content is lost in the resulting chaos and cacophony.
At that point, all you can do is laugh and enjoy the descent into debasement.
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Did it feature enormous swastikas?
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17. It did, indeed.
Online arguments are a lot like the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
As soon as the audience begins to participate, any actual content is lost in the resulting chaos and cacophony.
At that point, all you can do is laugh and enjoy the descent into debasement.
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The Hindenberg then I s'pose....
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18. That's it!
You're up!
Online arguments are a lot like the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
As soon as the audience begins to participate, any actual content is lost in the resulting chaos and cacophony.
At that point, all you can do is laugh and enjoy the descent into debasement.
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