Ok, maybe a pilot can correct me here, but that's not necessarily a violent or high stress manoeuvre. Pretty much all planes are able to do these tricks (including large passenger jets), they just aren't often flown that way. As long as they have enough air speed and engine power to not slow too much and stall out mid way through then there only needs to be a relatively small increase in load on the wings to do this.

The Vulcan is a very cool plane though. I live just down the road from where they used to keep the last flying one. A beautiful plane.

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Basically vulcanized rubber.

I'd guess it's a reboot sort of thing because Vulcan was destroyed or something.

Update 1.2 will add a Leonary Nimoy Memorial station in orbit around Vulcan (LHS 3006) to Elite: Dangerous -- well done, Frontier Developments.

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Permanently or temporarily 'crime and burglaries went up'?...by a statistically relevant amount or by .1%? ...by exactly the amount of armed robberies that no longer occurred (not armed, now it's burglary)? Could it be that cops had more time to police without worrying about armed thugs all day long and needing 6 officers to write a ticket to feel safe, so there's wasn't more 'crime' only more arrests? I assume you have a non-partisan Australian URL with the national crime statistics (both # reported and # of arrests) by year to verify your assertions and that this isn't wishful thinking masquerading as data? How about VIOLENT crimes and/or murders (there's a much more direct relation to that data set)?
(sorry, I took statistics, so I know that you can miss-represent statistics to 'prove' whatever you want, 47% of all people know that!)
We've had plenty of 'gun control' in the US already. You can't buy a Vulcan cannon, a full auto without an FFL, a 20MM, a 9lb gun (battleship style), and thousands upon thousands of models have been 'banned' either federally, state wide, or by county/city. There are limits on clip size, silencers, selective fire modes, unregistered sales, etc....the list of 'gun control measures' already in existence goes on forever...but we'll "never get any"?!? What the hell could you mean? I think you may just be being contrary, no matter how silly it makes you seem.
"Illegal gun owners" are disarmed every single day in the US, any time they are caught with the illegal guns. Again, what could you possibly mean? That we won't get rid of 100% of illegal guns (as if that's someone's plan or a necessity to solve most gun related issues), so there's no reason to ever limit their availability to anyone? Huh?!?

If often being correct and usually getting what I'm after (because my methods, which you decry as useless, worked for me) makes me a "loser", se la vie. I suppose, even though every statement you made is in direct opposition to all fact, you're a "winner"? Enjoy that.

Colbert has weird ears. I think he might be a hobbit. Or the only funny vulcan.

It just occurred to me how much Bill Nye looks like a Vulcan.

Resuscitated with Vulcan mouth-to-mouth. Thanks!

Woah, I figure it takes a metric fuckton of cash to keep a Vulcan operational. Good stuff!

The fan club somehow keep finding the money to keep it flying... there is only one that flies though:

http://www.vulcantothesky.org/history/return-to-flight.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2337573/Saved-Britain-Last-flying-Vulcan-stay-skies-friends-raise-money-technological-breakthrough.html

2:55 -- I didn't know the Avro Vulcan was still around.

Man, that Vulcan can sing