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"If cows are too heavy to fly, how do aeroplanes manage to ?
Engines and aerodynamics
prove it  "
I imagine someone in History has flung a cow in a trebuchet at some point. |
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"If cows are too heavy to fly, how do aeroplanes manage to ?
Engines and aerodynamics
prove it
I imagine someone in History has flung a cow in a trebuchet at some point. "
And on Monty Python too  |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"If cows are too heavy to fly, how do aeroplanes manage to ?
Engines and aerodynamics
prove it
I imagine someone in History has flung a cow in a trebuchet at some point. "
I concur. Does propulsion equal flight?
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If cows are too heavy to fly, how do aeroplanes manage to ?
Engines and aerodynamics
prove it
I imagine someone in History has flung a cow in a trebuchet at some point.
And on Monty Python too "
Knew I'd seen it somewhere. Fucking love Monty Python. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If cows are too heavy to fly, how do aeroplanes manage to ?
Engines and aerodynamics
prove it
I imagine someone in History has flung a cow in a trebuchet at some point.
And on Monty Python too
Knew I'd seen it somewhere. Fucking love Monty Python."
4 Yorkshire Men sketch? Priceless lol anyway back to cows  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If cows are too heavy to fly, how do aeroplanes manage to ?
Engines and aerodynamics
prove it
I imagine someone in History has flung a cow in a trebuchet at some point.
I concur. Does propulsion equal flight?
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No.. probably not. Good point   Imagine it though.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If cows are too heavy to fly, how do aeroplanes manage to ?
Engines and aerodynamics
prove it
I imagine someone in History has flung a cow in a trebuchet at some point.
I concur. Does propulsion equal flight?
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Cows lack aerodynamics. |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"If cows are too heavy to fly, how do aeroplanes manage to ?
Engines and aerodynamics
prove it
I imagine someone in History has flung a cow in a trebuchet at some point.
I concur. Does propulsion equal flight?
Cows lack aerodynamics."
But they are full of gas. Could that help fuel their flight?
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"If cows are too heavy to fly, how do aeroplanes manage to ?
Engines and aerodynamics
prove it
I imagine someone in History has flung a cow in a trebuchet at some point.
I concur. Does propulsion equal flight?
Cows lack aerodynamics."
There's always an exception to every rule.. maybe if we lubed it up a bit? Shaved all its hair off? |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
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Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"If cows are too heavy to fly, how do aeroplanes manage to ?
Engines and aerodynamics
prove it
I imagine someone in History has flung a cow in a trebuchet at some point.
I concur. Does propulsion equal flight?
Cows lack aerodynamics.
There's always an exception to every rule.. maybe if we lubed it up a bit? Shaved all its hair off?"
Inflate a couple of the stomachs and fly them like a balloon or dirigible. |
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"If cows are too heavy to fly, how do aeroplanes manage to ?
Engines and aerodynamics
prove it
I imagine someone in History has flung a cow in a trebuchet at some point.
I concur. Does propulsion equal flight?
Cows lack aerodynamics.
There's always an exception to every rule.. maybe if we lubed it up a bit? Shaved all its hair off?
Inflate a couple of the stomachs and fly them like a balloon or dirigible. "
Then the gas comes into play.. use the arsehole as a crude rudder of sorts.
I think we've cracked this. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If cows are too heavy to fly, how do aeroplanes manage to ?
Engines and aerodynamics
prove it
I imagine someone in History has flung a cow in a trebuchet at some point.
I concur. Does propulsion equal flight?
Cows lack aerodynamics.
There's always an exception to every rule.. maybe if we lubed it up a bit? Shaved all its hair off?
Inflate a couple of the stomachs and fly them like a balloon or dirigible.
Then the gas comes into play.. use the arsehole as a crude rudder of sorts.
I think we've cracked this."
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