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Old 11-08-2005, 05:39 PM   #31
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Actually Avero Canada Tried to develop flying Saucers for the USAF, didnt work out but quite pathetic nevertheless
Hmmm, I'm surprised the RCAF didn't give those a whirl.


Actually the USAF wasnt going to test them before we did
(for safety reasons)

Anyway I think it got like 3ft off the ground before it exploded.
They actually made hovercraft out of them....
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had an awesome climb rate though 0- 6 ft in less than .5 second
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had an awesome climb rate though 0- 6 ft in less than .5 second
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Old 11-08-2005, 08:49 PM   #34
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Ya just know the crash in Rosswell was our saucer, because the guy that stepped out of the reckage was a confused old man looking for a
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Nah, it probably was Tim Horton.
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I saw few of his restraunts in Michigan and North Dakota, I wonder if theyre trying to expand out of Canada.
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Well if you saw them in Michigan and North Dakota, I would say yes. They're coffee shops, not really restaurants. You can get soup and sandwich specials for lunch, but for the most part it's just coffee, donuts, and "Timbits".

The best damn coffee on the planet, I might add.
I love the stuff.
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I heard an American company bought it.
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What, the entire chain? I hadn't heard that.
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tims is hooked up with wendys somehow i don't think its an ownership thing though
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Well Farhad from the Max three blocks from my house could be wrong
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Actually Avero Canada Tried to develop flying Saucers for the USAF, didnt work out but quite pathetic nevertheless
If you go to Fort Eustis, Virginia you can see one of these at the Museum there. That is where I did my training on the Blackhawk and they have one of these hovering saucer things. It was a failure as you said.
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