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[crash325]

I'm back now! Those boys over there don't appreciate me much! :confused3: However, you keep asking questions that I have no knowledge base on, and I don't want to "cheat" and look it up. :confused2:

How about you ask some questions??? Bet you know things that most of us don't.
Whats that old saying? "All's fair in love & war".:dance1:

 

[farmgirl19]

I did ask some crash, but they were too easy, and everyone got them quickly.

 

[farmgirl19]

How about you ask some questions??? Bet you know things that most of us don't.
Whats that old saying? "All's fair in love & war".:dance1:

And let's not get personal! :laughing:

 

[crash325]

And let's not get personal! :laughing:

Ah Shucks it's fun getting personal. At least it was when i was younger.:laughing::dance1:

Here's an easy one (I think).
How many people are buried in the the "Great Wall Of China" ????:confused3:

 

[cqaigy2]

ok i think titan has volcanos. donno why its the brightest.

 

[farmgirl19]

Here is an easy one:

Which single engine airplane was the first to fly its horsepower in airspeed, (i.e., it would fly 200mph with a 200hp engine)?

That actually became its claim to fame, even in the later models. Bonus question: What is the unique feature, referring to looks, of that airplane?

 

[bcp]

Don't know about "first," but the early Cub power and speed were about the same.

Bruce

 

[crash325]

Here is an easy one:

Which single engine airplane was the first to fly its horsepower in airspeed, (i.e., it would fly 200mph with a 200hp engine)?

That actually became its claim to fame, even in the later models. Bonus question: What is the unique feature, referring to looks, of that airplane?

Just gona guess, cause I know you like it. Beach Butter fly tail. Me Wrong????:confused3:

 

[Heywood Jannockitov]

new question
The theory the Roosevelt knew about Pearl Harbor raid in advance is pretty well discounted.
But 1 high level Gov official did know. Who would that be???

J. Edgar Hoover

 

[Heywood Jannockitov]

Here is an easy one:

Which single engine airplane was the first to fly its horsepower in airspeed, (i.e., it would fly 200mph with a 200hp engine)?

That actually became its claim to fame, even in the later models. Bonus question: What is the unique feature, referring to looks, of that airplane?

Probably the Mooney 201. The wing, horiz and vertical stab trailing edges sweep forward on Mooneys