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2015/11/14

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For the People of Paris

Posted: 14 Nov 2015 04:00 AM PST

Our hearts go out to the people of Paris, France, as they deal with the consequences of multiple terrorist attacks on Friday. The death toll stands at 128 right now, and hundreds are injured. There were both shootings and bombings. For the first time since 1889, the lights of the Eiffel tower were turned off in mourning.

The Guardian has a summary of the news. For ongoing details, you can tune into the France 24 newsfeed or see The Guardian’s liveblog.

The world rallied around France in the aftermath of the attacks. Symbols of support came from all over. The most immediate and photogenic way of showing support was to light landmarks in the colors of the French flag: blue, white, and red.

Australia: The Sydney Opera House

Australia: City Hall in Brisbane

Australia: The Adelaide Oval

Australia: The Story Bridge in Brisbane

New Zealand: The Sky Tower in Auckland

Brazil: Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janiero

UK: Wembley Stadium in London

Ireland: Dublin

France: The Basilica in Lourdes

Canada: The CN Tower in Toronto

Mexico: The Senate Building in Mexico City

USA: City Hall in San Francisco

USA: The Washington Capitals Hockey Game

USA: CenturyLink Field in Seattle

USA: Omni Hotel in Dallas

USA: The Empire State Building in New York

USA: The World Trade Center in New York

Less Appealing Seasonal Drinks

Posted: 14 Nov 2015 02:00 AM PST



The delightfully sarcastic and occasionally twisted humor of Gemma Correll's comics is on display here as she shows us examples of less tasty holiday beverage fare. Are you one of the much media hyped, yet rarely seen in natural habitat crows who has a problem with certain red holiday beverage cups and their contents? Try out some of these creations and see how they compare.

There are four remaining Correll holiday beverage concoctions: see them here.

Via Laughing Squid 

Little Girl Wants to Sell Her Brother

Posted: 14 Nov 2015 12:00 AM PST


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The video starts out well and keeps getting more insane as it goes on.

Rachel wants to sell her little brother because "something in him is wrong." She speculates that they could get a good price for him at the pet store and already has ideas of what she could buy with the money.

Then Rachel lays out a complicated investment scheme that sounds like a combination of short selling and house flipping. Once she's explained that to dad, it's time to sell her brother on the idea.

-via Blame It on the Voices

Jack and Oskar

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 11:00 PM PST

An obituary in the Los Angeles Times brings us an extraordinary story of identical twins separated at birth. Jack Yufe passed away Monday at age 82. Jack and his identical twin Oskar Stohr were separated in infancy and grew up to lead lives that were in total opposition. It was a real-life version of The Parent Trap, without the humor.

Born in Port of Spain, Trinidad, on Jan. 16, 1933, they were 6 months old when their parents split up.

Oskar went to Germany with his Catholic mother, Elizabeth, and grew up as the Nazis rose to power. Like his fellow students, he greeted the school principal with “Heil, Hitler,” and was warned by his grandmother to never let on that his father, Joseph, was Jewish. As an act of survival, Oskar joined the Hitler Youth movement.

Years later, he confessed that he had dreamed that he shot down his twin in an aerial dogfight. Jack had a similar nightmare about killing Oskar with a bayonet.

For Jack, however, the war was a distant threat, experienced mainly through newsreels he saw growing up in Trinidad with their father. His childhood was difficult in other ways.

“As a white, red-headed boy in a predominantly black and Indian culture, he stood out a lot and was beat up a lot,” said his son, Kenneth. “He was constantly having to prove himself.” Luckily, he was highly competitive and and excelled athletically.

Jack knew he was Jewish but didn’t feel the weight of that identity until he was 15 and was sent to Venezuela to live with an aunt who had been in Dachau and was the only European relative on his father’s side to survive the Holocaust.

Jack went to Israel as a teenager and joined the Israeli Navy. The twins finally met each other in 1954. It was awkward and they didn’t reunite again for 25 years. But the similarities between the two, who had been separated for their entire lives, was uncanny. Read the whole story at the L.A. Times. -via Fark

You can see a segment on Jack and Oskar from a documentary on twin studies at YouTube.

Heartfelt Pillows Made from the Shirts of Loved Ones

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 10:00 PM PST

Fabratastic is a small British company that offers unique pillows that are ideal for someone in mourning. Send its tailors a shirt belonging to a departed friend or relative, and they'll send it back as a pillow. Each one comes embroidered with a message to help you grieve, remember, and heal.

The company has been flooded with orders, so it won't take any more until after Christmas. I'm not surprised. It's a wonderful service.

-via Laughing Squid

Grin City - An Eden For Those Who Live In Sin

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 09:00 PM PST


Grin City by ClayGrahamArt

Gotham had been going through some dark changes ever since the Bat had flown away to a greener cave, and those changes put a smile on the Joker's face. You see, the clown prince of crime loved living in sin, almost as much as he loved his hot little sidekick Harley Quinn, but the Bat was always interfering in their fun and that made the Joker a sad little sadist. Now that the Caped Crusader had moved on things in Gotham were growing more desperate by the minute as the Rogue's Gallery took back the streets...

Put a smile on the faces of your fellow Batfans with this Grin City t-shirt by ClayGrahamArt, it's more fun than a barrel of penguins!

Visit ClayGrahamArt's Facebook fan page, official website, Instagram, Twitter and Tumblr, then head on over to his NeatoShop for more geek-tastic designs:

TamazombiCat Scratch FlavaSnow Job's Ski SchoolYautja Prime Predators

View more designs by ClayGrahamArt | More ComicT-shirts | New T-Shirts

Are you a professional illustrator or T-shirt designer? Let's chat! Sell your designs on the NeatoShop and get featured in front of tons of potential new fans on Neatorama!

Confused Coned Cats

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 09:00 PM PST

Kittens Bea and Arthur were fixed on the same day. They came home from the veterinarian’s clinic wearing their cones of shame. They were a bit bumfuzzled with their own cones and their sibling’s cone, too!

(YouTube link)

The music adds the perfect touch to their kitten minuet. -via Tastefully Offensive

How Japan Remembers the Alamo

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 08:00 PM PST


(Image: Onderdonk's The Fall of the Alamo, photo by Argos'Dad)

Have you visited the Alamo? You won't be able to access the basement, but you can explore the beautifully preserved remains of the battle site, explained in rich detail by tour guides and signs.

(Photo: David R. Tribble)

Among the many memorials there is this unusual monument inscribed with classical Chinese script. It was placed there in 1914 by Shiga Shigetaka, a visiting Japanese scholar who wanted to express the admiration of the Japanese people for the gallant defenders of Texas liberty who fell there in 1836.

Now how did that happen? How did people in Japan learn about the Alamo? Franz-Stefan Gady explains at The Diplomat.

In the 1870s, American Civil War veteran William S. Clarke, formerly the colonel of a Massachusetts regiment of volunteers, taught at an agricultural college in Japan. Among other courses, he taught on military history. In it, he told the story of the Alamo to young student Shiga Shigeta.


(Image: Oda Nobunaga as he was depicted in the anime series Battle Girls - Time Paradox)

Shigetaka felt moved by that story, especially its resemblance to a similar incident in Japanese history. In 1575, at the Battle of Nagashino, a small garrison withstood a siege by a massive enemy force until relief came from the famed general Oda Nobunaga. So Shigetaka began his poem with these words:

One hundred fifty are besieged by five thousand;
Not only the provisions but the ammunition is all gone.
Thirty-two men hear the news and hurry to the scene.
The heavy strokes of their sabers lead them into the fortress, through the ranks of the enemy to see
The commander of the fortress wet with blood,
And his men reeling against the walls with exhaustion but with swords in hand.

The determination of these brave foreigners so far away from Japan was familiar to Shigetaka and other people in Meiji Japan. Franz-Stefan Cady writes at The Diplomat:

Shigetaka grew up during the Meiji Restauration in Japan, a time of sweeping social upheaval when many Japanese felt that Western influences would supplant their country’s traditional culture. Perhaps then, he saw the battle as an opportunity to dispel some of the fears held by the Japanese about the West by illustrating that traditional (i.e. heroic or warrior) culture was comparable in both the United States and Japan.

The Japanese scholar’s effort to mythologize the Battle of the Alamo was thus on the one hand to emphasize a commonality of culture, and on the other hand a response to the dawn of Japanese Modernity. […]

Emphasizing the heroism of white Anglo-Texans and their dedication to ideals of freedom (and disregarding the contribution of Mexicans fighting for Texas in the 1830s) thus served to comfort Anglo-Texans in their struggles with Modernity, when they, like the Japanese during the Meiji Restauration, feared to lose their traditional identities amidst the social changes that were occurring in Texas during that time.

-via Kevin D. Williamson

R2D2 Jetliner

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 07:00 PM PST

Japan's All Nippon Airways redecorated a Boeing 787 Dreamliner Star Wars-style to resemble our favorite droid, R2D2. Yesterday, it left Japan for the first time and landed in Singapore, where Reuters got to photograph the inside. Yes, the interior is just as Star Warsy, with luxury first-class seats that look like R2D2. The flight attendants even wear those colors! See the images at Mashable. All Nippon Airways, in conjunction with Lucasfilm, has plans for three other Star Wars planes. -via Uproxx

(Image credit: Edgar Su/Reuters/Landov)

Grumpy Little Girl Gets Cheered Up By Her Own Squeaky Shoes

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 06:00 PM PST


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Yerin is upset about . . . well, whatever it is toddlers get angry about, which is pretty much anything at random moments.

But she can't stay that way. She has squeaky shoes. As she turns to avoid her father, her shoes squeak. They squeak so much that they squeak the orneriness right out of her!

-via Tastefully Offensive

Coin-Op Cuisine: When the Future Tasted Like a Five-Cent Slice of Pie

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 05:00 PM PST

City dwellers of a certain age love to reminisce about the automats, which were restaurants that resembled vending machines. A wall of food awaited the diner, in cubbyholes with glass doors. You decided what you wanted to eat, slipped a nickel in the slot, and opened the door to pull out a sandwich, bowl of soup, side dish, or piece of pie. The most successful of these in the U.S. was Horn & Hardart, named for the two men who brought the automat idea to the U.S. from Germany.  

“These earliest automats relied on dumbwaiter technology, so essentially, there was a kitchen underneath the dining room,” says filmmaker Lisa Hurwitz, who is directing and producing a documentary about Horn & Hardart automats. “It was more about the novelty of the experience than about speed. Historians or academics refer to the automat format as ‘quick service,’ but they don’t refer to it as ‘fast food.'” Horn & Hardart’s first automat machine arrived in Philadelphia in 1902, purchased from overseas as a kind of experiment. While cold foods could be immediately taken from the automat after inserting a token, customers would have to wait for warm dishes to be finished and sent to up from the kitchen via dumbwaiter.

Over the next few years, Horn & Hardart’s chief engineer, John Fritsche, redesigned the machine, maintaining the fundamental design of European models but tweaking it to the needs of American cafeterias. In 1906, Fritsche secured a patent for an innovative automat that held ready-to-eat dishes, which could be purchased and removed directly through a bank of clear glass windows four rows high. Menu items were stocked from the rear by kitchen staff.

Automats went through technical evolution as well as cultural evolution in the decades in which they flourished. But cost-cutting and innovations in other types of food service caused the automats to decline starting in the 1950s. The last automat in New York closed in 1991. But that was a long run, and you can read the fascinating story of Horn & Hardart’s automats at Collectors Weekly.

The 67-Year-Old Grindcore Phenomenon Known As The Grindmother

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 04:00 PM PST

First little kids started embracing the dark and brutal sounds of metal, and now seniors are out to prove you're never too old to melt faces, with one 67-year-old Canadian mother leading the charge.

She calls herself The Grindmother, and she is supporting her son's musical career in the coolest way possible- by laying down some Grindcore vocals.

(YouTube Link)

Her son's band Corrupt Leaders allowed her to break into the Grindcore scene, but nowadays The Grindmother is striking out on her own, selling her solo track "Any Cost" on her Bandcamp page with more songs to come soon.

(YouTube Link)

Now that's my kind of retirement!

-Via Dangerous Minds

Wildly Expensive Musical Instruments

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 03:00 PM PST

I have a few guitars for which I paid hundreds of dollars each, and I keep putting off selling them because it seems like such a hassle to get some of that worth back. Maybe if I wait a few hundred years, they’ll bring big bucks! That’s the case of some Stradivarius violins, which can bring millions of dollars, depending on their condition. Rarity and craftsmanship aren’t the only reasons that musical instruments become worth millions of dollars. Some were played by famous musicians or have highly sought-after autographs, while others were part of historical events, like the Crystal Piano.

Heintzman and Co. Ltd., Beijing designed and constructed a nine foot concert grand specifically for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games. Called the “Crystal Piano”, it was built for a performance which would be heard by millions of viewers around the world. Planned for use in the Opening Ceremony, it was played by Lang Lang, famous Chinese performing artist, who played an arrangement of the quintessential standard “Starlight”. The piano was auctioned and purchased by a private bid for $3.22

Read about the rest of the 10 Expensive Instruments That Joined the Million Dollar Club.

Actress Swears on <i>Sesame Street</i>, Elmo Stays in Character

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 02:00 PM PST


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Julia Louis-Dreyfus, an actress most famous for her role on Seinfeld, once appeared on Sesame Street. While shooting a scene with Elmo and Zoe, Louis-Dreyfus flubbed a line. She swore in response.

Elmo resplied immediately just as Elmo should. It's hilarious!

Content warning: foul language.

-via 22 Words

How Can We Feel When Someone Is Staring At Us?

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 01:00 PM PST

Have you ever had the feeling somebody was staring at you only to discover that you were right, as you awkwardly locked eyes with the starer and felt your skin crawl?

That feeling has nothing to do with your latent psychic abilities manifesting themselves, it's actually just your brain responding to social cues and reacting to the power of the human gaze.

(YouTube Link)

According to an eye opening article from Psychology Today, the gaze is so important to us socially that our brains have developed a "gaze detection system" which can actually tell when someone is staring right at us:

This "gaze detection" system is especially sensitive to whether someone's looking directly at you (for example, whether someone's staring at you or at the clock just over your shoulder). Studies that record the activity of single brain cells find that particular cells fire when someone is staring right at you, but—amazingly—not when the observer's gaze is averted just a few degrees to the left or right of you (then different cells fire instead).

This specialized machinery in the brain reveals just how important your gaze is when communicating with others. Where you look conveys how you feel and what your intentions are, what you like and what you don't like, and directs attention to meaningful things in the environment. Further, making direct eye contact is the most frequent and perhaps the most powerful non-verbal signal we exchange with others; it's central to intimacy, intimidation, and social influence.

-Via mental_floss

http://mentalfloss.com/article/70227/how-can-we-feel-when-people-are-looking-us

Every Year, This Turkey Farm Dyes Its Birds for the Holidays

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 12:00 PM PST


(Photo: Gozzi's Turkey Farm)

Easter is almost upon us, so it's time to dye Easter Turkeys and get ready for the Thanksgiving Bunny to come down the chimney and give us presents!

Wait, what holiday is it? You may get confused if you visit Gozzi's Turkey Farm in Guilford, Connecticut. Since 1940, Bill Gozzi and his relatives on this third-generation family farm have dyed their turkeys in vibrant, pastel colors. They've become a local attraction that is now gathering worldwide attention thanks to the internet. Lisa Flam reports for the Today show:

A trip to see the toms and hens is a holiday tradition for many.

Christa Trudeau, 36, started visiting the turkeys when she was 2, and has never missed a year. She and her older sister chased each other around the pen when they were little, Trudeau kept up her visits when she was home from college, and she continues the weekend trips with her children, 7-year-old Camden and 10-year-old Emma.

"I guess there was never a time it wasn't important," says Trudeau, of North Branford, Connecticut.

What is it about those turkeys that keeps her going back?

"It's just so bizarre," Trudeau says. "It seems almost like a cartoon. It's like a fantasy, it seems so unrealistic. If you happened upon it and had never seen it, I imagine the first time you would see it, it would make no sense. But it's so silly, it makes you laugh."

-via Oddity Central

Megaton Deathclaws - A Team Known For Their Violent Outbursts

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 11:00 AM PST


Megaton Deathclaws by adho1982

Megaton is trying to bring the tradition of organized sports back to the wasteland, but they need some kind of symbol for the future all-stars to rally around. Suggestions included a super mutant in a tutu, an NCR Ranger or a mole rat wearing a funny hat, but none of those ideas properly symbolized a team of powerful players. And then somebody suggested they call themselves the Deathclaws, on account of how many people from Megaton had been killed by the creatures, and the name stuck hard. Sure, there would be fallout from the fans of the funny, but that Deathclaw head sure looked good on their uniforms!

Gear up for game day with this Megaton Deathclaws t-shirt by adho1982, it's more fashionable than a Pip-Boy and way more comfortable to wear than a suit of Brotherhood armor!

Visit adho1982's NeatoShop for more geek-tastic designs:

Alphonse's Cat SanctuaryGhost Of SpartaPocket 626Warthog Service And Repair Manual

View more designs by adho1982 | More Video Game T-shirts | New T-Shirts

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Four Masked Bandits Caught in the Act

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 11:00 AM PST

There was a disturbance at an art gallery that led to an investigation. Four intruders were apprehended. A Facebook post by the Newport (Oregon) Police Department takes the burglary report to the next level.

Four masked bandits burglarized Inscapes Gallery on SW Bay Blvd recently. Officers responded to a report of suspicious activity after midnight and cornered the suspects immediately upon entering the business. The suspects, known only by their street names of ‘Home Dog’, ‘Da Nails’, ‘Squeaky Feets’, and ‘2-Toes Todd’, attempted to elude officers on scene. After a brief scuffle, all suspects were captured without further incident or injuries.

‘Squeaky Feets’ told officers they had no intention of taking anything from the gallery; they were only trying to straighten a few pieces of art on the wall. Tell it to the judge, ‘Feets’. Tell it to the judge.

“Squeaky Feets” found fame from the caper, and now has his own Facebook page. -via Huffington Post

(Image credit: Newport Police Dept, Oregon)

Video Games Summarized In 140 Characters Or Less

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 10:00 AM PST

The stories found in video games can be long and complicated, like a series of novels being played out in real time, or short and sweet, like a punch to the face of a dastardly street tough.

But, no matter the length of the game or depth of storyline, all video games can be succinctly described in a Tweet, meaning they can be summed up in 140 characters or less.

Whether classic or modern, with a story that changed your life or simply full of mind numbing button mashing fun, it's usually pretty easy to describe why we like our favorite games.

But coming up with a way to describe them in 140 characters or less without cheating might take a few playthroughs.

See 37 Video Games Summarized In 140 Characters Or Less at Cracked (contains NSFW language)

Eric’s First Flight

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 09:00 AM PST

Jason became friends with Eric at school. He found out that Eric always wanted to fly, but he was afraid of heights and had never been in an airplane. So… Jason surprised him with a last-minute plane ride. The resulting video is priceless.

(YouTube link)

He did it right. I learned long ago that if someone is scared to try something they honestly want to do, don’t put it off. Don’t drag it out. That only gives them more time to worry about it. Just do it. That’s why I had all my radio trainees speak on-air the very first day, before they learned all the technical stuff. -via Viral Viral Videos

Spread Some Holiday Cheer With These 25 Hilariously Geeky T-Shirts

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 08:00 AM PST

Sometimes it's hard to get in to the holiday spirit, and cheer seems to be in short supply, but there's an easy way to turn those frowns upside down- a funny tee from the NeatoShop!

Nothing puts a smile on people's faces quite like a NeatoShop t-shirt, and whether they're smiling because they think the design is awesome or because the shirt's statement made them LOL these tees make the world more fun!

Whether you're looking for a holiday themed t-shirt sure to make people ho-ho-ho

What'cha Want Santa by Dansmash

Or just something funny to wear over your trunk

The LOOOOOOOOG! by Gimetzco!

You'll find something wonderful in the NeatoShop

Derp Wonder by Hillary White

Everybody loves the funny

HOHO by Boggs Nicolas

And giving a NeatoShop t-shirt is like giving someone years of good cheer

MAR-TI-NI!! by Skullpy

Because every time they slip on the amazing shirt you bought them they'll smile

GO DERPER by Helenasia

And when they head out into the world they'll be spreading smiles wherever they go

Kaiju Pedal Car by Chet Phillips

Perpetuating the holiday cheer throughout the year

SanT-Rex by AnishaCreations

These shirts sport silly designs that change lives

Don't Feed This Shirt After Midnight by Punksthetic

Designs that are sure to get people talking

Because I Was Doing A Barrel Roll by ClayGrahamArt

And garner the wearer lots of compliments

Monster Ducookie by Hillary White

These are shirts that make a statement

YOLO Cookies by Bomdesignz

Shirts that can put even the grumpiest Gus in a good mood

Christmas Cthulhu by Pigboom

Well, maybe not somebody as grumpy as Donald

Donald by Jehsee

But NeatoShop t-shirts aren't for people like him, they're for people like you

I Am A Person Who Drinks by JVZ Designs

People who enjoy the fun and geeky side of life

SailorMon by Samtronika

And someone who sees the holidays as a time to geek out in the most festive way possible

First Order Christmas by DC Visual Arts

There's guaranteed to be someone on your shopping list who would love a NeatoShop tee

Grumpy Christmas by Firebeard

From that poor kid who always gets stuck with crappy clothes

Ralphie's Gun Club by JRBERGER

To your fun loving friend who's obsessed with work and princesses, in that order

Sleepless Princess by cArxangel

There's a tee for your blogger cousin who's always complaining about commenters

Don't Read The Comments by Miski

A shirt for the budding forest rangers in your family

A Word From The Forestry Dept. by Gimetzco!

There's even a shirt that perfectly sums up how your uncle feels about Santa Claus

Santa Claus Is A Conspiracy Theory by Boggs Nicolas

That's why you've gotta go with a gift that will make them smile

Sloffee by Sophie Corrigan

Like an amazing, and amazingly funny, t-shirt from the NeatoShop!

Creepy Santa by Fishbiscuit

Holiday shopping doesn't have to be a pain, or result in frowns for both gift giver and recipient, because the NeatoShop has all the holiday cheer in clothing form you need!

So cross off all the names on your list, and support the indie artists who create the clothing designs you crave, by shopping at the NeatoShop today!

Shia LaBeouf Watches #All His Movies, Twitter Responds

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 07:00 AM PST

On Tuesday, eccentric actor Shia LaBeouf announced that, as "performance art," he would take over a theater at New York City's Angelika Film Center and watch as all 27 movies he's acted in were shown in reverse chronological order. The "art piece" was to be open to the public, free of charge.

LaBeouf wasn't kidding. He camped out in a seat in the theater, which filled up with onlookers curious about this Shia show. The actor's expressions as he took in his films were live streamed as well. Though the movie marathon ended Thursday, the live stream is available on repeat. LaBeouf ignored any attempts to communicate with him during the showing.

One bunch of people who paid close attention to the event was the so-called "Twitterverse." Some examples of their amusing reactions are above and below; see a collection of reaction tweets here. Tweets can be searched under hashtag #allmymovies.

Jetpack Pilot Takes A Test Flight Around The Statue Of Liberty

Posted: 13 Nov 2015 06:00 AM PST

Back in the day we were told the Future would include jetpacks for all, but then the Future became our Present Day and we began to realize there would be no jetpacks after all, only Segway scooters and Uber rides.

Those who can't help but feel like there's something missing from our 21st century lives will definitely have that feel confirmed by this high flying video from JetPack Aviation.

(YouTube Link)

JetPack Aviation CEO David Mayman wants to show us what our futuristic lives are missing- the JB-9 JetPack, which he calls "the first true jetpack".

David's trip across the Hudson River look like a very fun ride, but he must have some crazy high level security clearance to be able to fly the JB-9 so close to the Statue Of Liberty!

-Via Laughing Squid
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