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I fly helicopters, I critique and ridicule society, I'm a Soviet Aviation Historian, and carnivorous. Now what?

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@BaronDestructo JC- can you imagine the casting issues! Worth it for that alone.

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@BaronDestructo Aeryn Sun, even if the aerospace vehicle doesn't have space for such a vast assortment of oversized weapons.

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@BaronDestructo Lt. Tyler had great hair.

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@BaronDestructo Cam is actually qualified to fly the F-302 series... cheaper training and better pick.

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@OrneryThe8th A lot of the town was in quite a hairy situation, though it was soaked all the same.

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@HuntClancy It inspired a lot of the worse scenes in the accidentally comedic series called “The Americans.”

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@BaronDestructo F-302A, I like my designs realistic and technically possible.

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@SuitablePolitic Maybe, but the idea that Masha Rastova’s mother went all out for her boring daughter did make the whole series kind of hilarious in a dark way. I’m not sure she would have cared for a son like that.

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@BaronDestructo Liquid Naquada! Must mean molten! Is there anything that low carbon artisinally collected element can’t do?

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@BaronDestructo Gotta be the trusty F-302 family of aircraft. I do wonder how the F-302 was handled to export customers after other countries began to receive Daedalus class cruisers. Seems like an ITARS nightmare.

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@BaronDestructo Still not a choice , though one was the namesake of an IRL aircraft. I’m going with the Lockheed Martin F-302A. I do wonder what its official in service name would be. Rapier would be a good one.

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@BaronDestructo I was waiting for this day. F-302, only answer for the whole polling. I always assume it was made by Lockheed Martin with Boeing handling the standard atmospheric aerodynamics and sub assemblies.

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@BaronDestructo I always wish they’d gone back to the planet in a later episode and made some new silicon friends. It could have been like a reverse Dune where they see any water as extremely offensive. They would have had technology impossible for even the Goa’uld to use.

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@BaronDestructo Better taste in music than any zoomer, I would totally have a drink with him… except he’s silicon based and water would melt him.

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@BaronDestructo Has to be the ship that goes through the Stargate. A gateship if you will.

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@BuzzPatterson Really appreciate that you used a map calling it Thule. Renaming it was a mistake.

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@OrneryThe8th At the behest of the Pakistani chief marshal, no.

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@BaronDestructo My favorite thing about that episode by far was the correct usage of the VC-135. Out of every show to have existed, SG-1 never made any grievous aviation mistakes. Outside of the fact Colorado Springs airport was very clearly the Pacific Coastal terminal at YVR.

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@BaronDestructo Todd. Maybourne has too many wives to care for the affairs outside his kingdom. Todd has duty to his Queen.

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@BaronDestructo Todd, he’s just so useful.