Breaking news and the stuff they leave out. Let's call out BS on both sides. Trying to be a better Catholic husband, dad of 4. Selling land, hunting in MO. X$
I've been watching this in the background for what feels like a couple years now. Awesome to see it coming together. Ever since the first 60s crew cab I saw, I've wanted one.
From what I understand, factory 60s crew cabs only ran about 150 to 700 a year from 1965 to 1969, and most were 2wd, so the 4x4s were maybe 10% of that. So most of what you see out in the wild was either built by a coach company or by bad ass guys like you who know what they're doing.
Another fun fact, anything before 1965 was only custom built by coach companies.
@Milajoy The airport says operations weren't affected, but two big jets touching on a taxiway is not nothing. Was ground control stretched thin after the nationwide outage?
@Breaking911 UPS 358 was headed to BogotΓ‘ and the Copa jet had just landed from Panama City. ATC audio has the Copa crew saying "Somebody hit us." Who cleared both of them through that intersection?
Two airport scares in one night.
In Miami, a UPS 767 headed to BogotΓ‘ and a Copa 737 that had just landed from Panama City clipped each other at a taxiway intersection at MIA around 9:15. ATC audio has the Copa crew saying "Somebody hit us."
Same night, Dallas Love Field shut down to all arrivals and departures over a possible bomb threat. Dallas police say it was unfounded and the airport has reopened.
All this one day after the FAA grounded flights nationwide, and they still can't say if a bad router or a contractor mistake caused it.
How many "isolated incidents" before somebody in charge answers for this?
They caught it. SpaceX just grabbed Starship out of the air with the tower arms after it came back from orbit.
Went up Friday, dropped 26 Starlinks, came home almost a day later. First time they've ever caught the ship part. Booster still went in the Gulf but that's still crazy.
People said this was all hype. Pretty hard to say that now.
π₯ @SpaceX
Worded that wrong earlier. Glad nobody got hurt and they got the kid on scene. He's the one who needs to answer for it. If he was young and got it from his parents, they need to answer too. Parents need to know where their kids are and keep their guns locked up. But let's be honest, if he's an older teen it probably came off the street or from the cartels. And if it turns out he was defending himself or his people, I'll eat crow, even if he got the gun illegally.
@FactApparatchik@JoeyThompson80@Breaking911 Duffy said it was a router going bad during a fiber swap, not a cyberattack. I haven't seen anything official pointing at another country.