skyking
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Sorry, her answer was muffled. Must have been the pillow.
Similarly, we should stop saying everyone and just say one. No individual is everyone and there's no such thing as everytwo.Can we all agree on this? In this chaotic world, we should keep things as simple and straightforward as possible. In this regard, there is no need to say AIRplane, as there is no such thing as a WATERplane or LANDplane. So everyone just say PLANE from here on out, as there is only one thing you could be referring to in the relevant context. Correct others as well if they say AIRplane instead of just plane. Thanks!
Similarly, we should stop saying everyone and just say one. No individual is everyone and there's no such thing as everytwo.
Never heard of hydroplane?Can we all agree on this? In this chaotic world, we should keep things as simple and straightforward as possible. In this regard, there is no need to say AIRplane, as there is no such thing as a WATERplane or LANDplane. So everyone just say PLANE from here on out, as there is only one thing you could be referring to in the relevant context. Correct others as well if they say AIRplane instead of just plane. Thanks!
Topic title has plane misspelled as "plain"
Da faq? That makes absolutely NO sense. "One" and "everyone" mean totally different things, and they can be used in similar contexts, hence it could create great confusion. "Who of yall is going to the party?" "One." "One? Which one of you?" "No, ONE." See, it just makes no sense. Thread responses keep getting wackier and wacker lol...
I propose that we refer to leaving the ground as jerkoff instead of takeoff. We don't take anything, the airplane jerks forward. It only makes sense.We already do call it a plane, jerkoff.
I propose that we refer to leaving the ground as jerkoff instead of takeoff. We don't take anything, the airplane jerks forward. It only makes sense.
Ok, but no more 'flight deck' nonsense either.
It's a cockpit.
