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Originally posted by _BoneZ_
I doubt they would allow someone who is "a few fries short of a happymeal" to become a Major General in the United States Army.
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Originally posted by Swampfox46_1999
reply to post by titorite
A window specially designed to withstand an explosion......or did you not know that those were the types of windows installed there?
Originally posted by CameronFox
I was a truther several years ago. That is how I got here.
Originally posted by twitchy
I was a truther several years ago. That is how I got here.
Sooooo all those other windows where less than explosion proof? It does not matter here because I was more interested in the kinetic force the impact. The photo showed the window two feet from the wing tip. A plane traveling at 500 miles per hour and that window and the one above it survive...?
Originally posted by Classified Info
Straight from Wikipedia I see, word for word. But you left out the part how he believes human beings can walk through walls.
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Originally posted by Nathan9197
The video shows the lack of fire damage from a 'Jet full of fuel.' and ofcourse the lack of damage from the 757's wings (which also, is where most of the fuel is stored in an airliner) on the building.
Nathan
Originally posted by trebor451
Originally posted by Nathan9197
The video shows the lack of fire damage from a 'Jet full of fuel.' and ofcourse the lack of damage from the 757's wings (which also, is where most of the fuel is stored in an airliner) on the building.
Nathan
When will Troothers start learning to research something before posting absolute idiocy that displays their complete and total lack of intellectual rigor??
A 757 wing tank hold 2,170 gallons of fuel. With 2 wings, that is 4,340 gallons.
The center fuel tank in teh fuselage holds 6,900 gallons.
So, "most of the fuel" on an airliner, specifically a 757, is NOT in the wings but in the center fuel tank.
Faster, please!