Honda's 350 mph flying car
POSTED BY: piratenews
UPDATED: Sunday, June 28, 2009 12:09
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www.roadandtrack.com/article.asp?section_id=7&article_id=8101
Govt Motors builds a jet car:
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Oh, goodie! Now when someone crashes into me because they're talking on their phone or texting instead of paying attention to the damn road, there won't even be the screeching of tires to alert anyone!
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I don't like the future, it's scary 
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OOOoooooo what a pretty picture.
Shame about the reality.
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www.thedesignblog.org/entry/toyota-hscv-40-futuristic-vehicle-for-unde
rwater-city-transportation/
The future is closer than you think. If you're a member of The Elite gangstas:
http://66.160.188.111/.eea4a94/cmd.233/enclosure..eea4a95
Mitsubishi MU2 jetprop
Toyota aircraft:
www.mojave.ca.us/museum/photos-cftc-1stflights.htm
First Toyota jet:
But USA is #1 at exporting entire factories and industries!
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Originally posted by piratenews:
Mitsubishi MU2 jetprop
I miss the good ol' MU-2. They built 'em in San Angelo. When I was just starting out as a printer, they had my shop out to the factory to try printing all the various warnings directly onto the planes, instead of printing stickers which would come off. It was a bitch of a process, and we never got very far with it, but I could see where it was a good idea, if someone had the right equipment to pull it off.
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