Okay but, is it… meant to look like that?
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Okay but, is it… meant to look like that?
Fewer emissions? From something shaped like an arse?
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@Nickiquote yes uh...butt plug?
@CatsWhoCode @Nickiquote
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@Nickiquote Thinking about creme eggs for some reason.
@keefeglise more than 9 I expect @Nickiquote
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@josgeluk What an enormous bell.
@Nickiquote merrrily on high!
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Okay but, is it… meant to look like that?
@Nickiquote I'm seeing a bunny. I'm choosing a bunny!
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@Nickiquote I see this and I raise you a picture of the flying arse in flight
@stavvers @Nickiquote Is the gas sealed inside or is there the option of an afterburner?
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Okay but, is it… meant to look like that?
@Nickiquote It can stay airborn for up to 5 days, unless its stuck in whatever this is.
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@Nickiquote I see this and I raise you a picture of the flying arse in flight
@stavvers @Nickiquote Looks less fundamental at that angle.
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Okay but, is it… meant to look like that?
@Nickiquote Everyone needs to get a blimp, because blimps are pretty pimp.
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@Nickiquote I see this and I raise you a picture of the flying arse in flight
@stavvers @Nickiquote "I bet that feels so good for the landing pad"
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@Devonkiwi It managed to conceal its existence from humanity until 2007. That’s pretty impressive.
@Nickiquote @Devonkiwi And then, in 2007, they finally inflated it?
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@Nickiquote I'm seeing a bunny. I'm choosing a bunny!
@Shelly The front end or the back end of a bunny?
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Fewer emissions? From something shaped like an arse?
@davidtheeviloverlord @Nickiquote hence the plug.
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Okay but, is it… meant to look like that?
@Nickiquote Got a very odd recollection that the company is owned by a rock star.
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@Nickiquote Got a very odd recollection that the company is owned by a rock star.
@BenCotterill David St. Hubbins?
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@BenCotterill David St. Hubbins?
@BenCotterill Oh Bruce Dickinson, of course:
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@BenCotterill Oh Bruce Dickinson, of course:
@Nickiquote Ah, right.
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@Shelly The front end or the back end of a bunny?
@Nickiquote face, dear.
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@BobLefridge This is certainly what the Prof Wile E Coyote studies would suggest.
I don't know this specific design, but typically airships operate at very low pressure - relying on the low density of helium for buoyancy and only a fraction of a PSI to maintain the shape of the envelope.
I know of an observation balloon that became untethered in Iraq around 2006. The US military shot many holes in it trying to prevent it from drifting away, but the gas leaks out very slowly.
It's a bit like trying to open a plastic blister pack with a pushpin.
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Stand down, everyone. Wikipedia has got this.
Was Asscender already trademarked?
