>10x the fuel capacity.
>How
It's very common for people unfamiliar with aviation to use the wrong units. People measure gasoline for their vehicles in gallons or liters. Aviation reports fuel in pounds.
>It's kind of looking like Trust Wray worked out.
Once you capture and possess the blackmail materials used against your own politicians and bureaucrats, the old strings are cut and you can make them do anything.
>the absolute state of this place.
The management acknowledges the unpleasant odor while also acknowledging your continued presence, Anon.
>what could he have possibly done to piss Chaney off to the point of shooting him in the damn face and causing him to have a heart attack?!!!!!!!
He was prissy hunting with a 28-gauge.
>She is actively blocking any attempt to audit public officials.
Trump was a political candidate, not a public official, Anon.
What if there was a rare, but routine comet on a hyperbolic orbit that passed through the inner solar system without online hype? Would anyone notice without the hype and grift clickbait? An industry fed by clicks based on sensationalism will fade like a comet after perihelion, and will only be revived by the next hype-worthy routine event.
> Cool story, bro
Dismissal. Exactly on point. When 'Q' began posting, the opposition and clickbait opportunists invented numerical 'decodes' and date 'deltas' to spread a smokescreen across what Q wrote.
Datefagging never worked, which is why the board created the term years ago.
>There have already been several.
Indeed. The commonality seems to be a scientist or scientists seeking popularity, fame and funding is/are driving the hype way out of proportion to the science. Comet observations are valuable and Harvard was doing fine before the hype.
>3i Atlas came from the same point as the Wow signal. Do the Math.
How about we continue this discussion after the comet's perihelion when its apparent magnitude is diminishing faster than the hype? In a few months there will be no sensation, no emotion, no sources of confusion. The attention will have turned to the new thing to be hyped. We can have a rational discussion then, as friends.
>Nice try, Q said dates are important. To keep track of them.
It takes more than a Q platitude to prevail in a discussion of datefagging, Anon. There are still many witnesses here of endless attempts at linking words, phrases, numbers, dates to endless bs theories explaining the posts.
'Futures proves past' concerns events and applying current knowledge towards interpretation, not numberfagging by Newfags.