1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

https://www.craigslist.org/about/best/hou/6565526716.html

 

A true classic

 

Haha, WTF.

https://www.craigslist.org/about/best/phx/6799514609.html

"P.S. THE BEER TAPS ARE FULLY FUNCTIONAL!!"

@Speedytech7

https://www.craigslist.org/about/best/sfo/6725919483.html

 

Party till death

 

Rip





Dibs

 

He's going to Banjo territory so it's a domestic flight but his pilot is probably his own cousin or something

 

Thanks!

I wouldn’t really be worried riding on a 737 MAX since the problem is well known and publicized at this point. Was something about the MCAS Angle-of-Attack system reading incorrectly.

 

I get to drive the company F150 for the week.

I forgot to bring my cousin with me, damn.

The local Walmart is ridiculous. Here in the Bay Area, my Walmart has like, a McDonalds.

The local Walmart has a food court.

 

Fuck

 

Dad’s company truck. Actually, my Tacoma is an ex-fleet vehicle from the same company.

When the local branch closed resulting from the NUMMI shutdown, dad offered to buy it from the CEO. CEO said “Keep it.” It’s a small Japanese company that does a very very niche line of work with Toyota, Tesla, GM, Mercedes, Ford, and all the other big players in the industry.

 

WTF lol...I wonder if they know about it. Probably not going to make any difference but still, a commercial aircraft isn't something you just let damage slide on haha. Wow

 

FAA allows certain parts of the aircraft to be non-functional and still operate. That chunk missing could be intentional, or it could really be broken. Who knows.

I’m not that worried. Plenty of other failsafes and components to substitute a single flap on the wing.

 

At least you're sitting in the safest part of the plane

 

Oh damn, someone just posted these for sale in the BST section...kinda want to get one



https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/retro-shift-knob.600442/#post-20175387

 

I think that’s the tail.

I wish this was a DC10. I could’ve pulled a D.B. Cooper and jumped out the back.

 

I just did a quick Google search and found some articles saying over the wings is the safest and others saying the tail is the safest, I guess it really depends on how the plane crashes

 

Excellent topic to talk about as I am riding in a plane

 

say 10 'Our Fathers' and 5 'Hair Mary's and death grip the hand of the person next to you...you'll be okay


I'm going to feel bad now if something happens

 

Do it before i do