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*commerical *engineering

*commerical *pets

I like the setup. A lot of people would place the jets at the rear, like in a Lear Jet or A10 Warthog, or on the wings like most commerical liners. Where the jets would push the plane. Obviously this airframe was initally designed to be pulled through the air, so having everything up front probably balances thrust and makes the plane mostly react like the prop version. Definitely simplifies the engineering required for the modification.

*animation, *spacy, *commerical, *actionpack, *promote

*commerical

It's commerically built, and governed by FAA restrictions.

That's how much your RC plane would cost if done "the right way" with all the extra steps and testing the bureaucracy demands.

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That makes me feel really uneasy that a bank knows so much personal information about its customers.
Also *commerical

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*commerical *70s

There actually is such a thing. I work for a large phone company and occasionally we'll send out group text msg's to certain locations (like a super bowl or some other event) letting people know about some important piece of information.

So I think this is legit. Now I havent experienced a hong kong movie crowd so I cannot say what the mannerisms are for their theater crowds, but 1) they could be expecting this to be the commericals before the movie and 2) they could have had their phones on vibrate. It doesnt look like the whole audience is looking at their phones. I'm sure they had enough cameras located around the theater to capture enough people that have bad phone mannerisms.

"enjoy responsibly" is the final tag line on every beer, wine and spirits commerical since TV was invented.

I dunno. He did say Marvel commercial and Marvel had nothing to do with the KIA ad, but at the same time he himself appears confused when Jackson takes offense. I think maybe he did have the two things mixed up in his head.

Good on both of them for making a routine interview far more entertaining.

EDIT: Nevermind, listening to it again, he clearly is talking about two different things--basically listing the things Jackson has done recently. His exact quote is:

I'll tell you what, you're working for Marvel, (pause) the Superbowl commercial--did you get a lot of reaction to that Superbowl commerical?