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Not directed at wookie, but OP is too far away:

Looks like we're not the first to have trouble with this

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wow, has anybody read any of their posts?

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The last 30 pages didn't deal with the fact that you couldn't take off, but with the fact that the OP worded it wrong, and is now trying to support it by saying that, "oh yeah it works as you approach infinity."

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For the last time, I didn't word it wrong - I said my wording was intentional. If we don't agree on the solution, fine, but I posed the question I intended to pose.

I now officially hate this thread, lol.

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Re: think about this...
 

Ok. I'll make this easy for everyone.

Just imagine the same conveyor belt.

Now imagine the plane LANDING on the conveyor belt.

The plane does not stop dead when it hits the belt. The tires just spin faster as the plane moves forward.

The same applies to the take off.

The plane will most definitely take off. Assuming the belt is long enough.

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Holy [censored] - when I left work wednesday it looked like everyone was on the same page. We understood what the OP was getting at and also the shortcomings of the way the problem was posed. I assumed the thread was dead. I check in to OOT for the first time since then and there are 60 new replies. I can't imagine what the discussion has been about.

I [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] this thread. Good work, SP Ray.

Finally I get it, now could you explain why
 

in the old TV version of Superman, he would stand with his chest puffed out while the villain fired 6 bullets at him yet he would duck when the same villain threw the empty gun at him ?

Also . . .



Do you think that deep down the professor didn't want to get off the island ?

I mean, geez, he could build a radio out of tree bark and seaweed but he couldn't fix CD sized hole in the side of that boat ?

And finally . . .



I typically stay at some of the finest hotels in the U.S. - places that might, if asked, repaint the room in the color of your choice prior to arrival.

This being the case, why won't they spring for a brand new roll of toilet paper after a guest checks out instead of simply folding the first sheet into that isosceles triangle ?

I mean, wow - do they even tear a off few sheets or do they just fold the first unused sheet ?

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This could explain why "Mike" doesn't wipe his a$$ after a dump; I'm not thrilled about having to do so either,