Meet George Jetson

 

1. I hope it’s not George Jetson!

   Posted by Macker       09/30/2005  at  10:17 AM  



2. Seeing as how the typical   “Masshole” driver has trouble maneuvering in just a two-dimensional reality, it is imperative to keep them away from this machine…

   BTW, the rest of the story on Dr. Paul Moller’s “SkyCar” and other products can be found here:

   http://www.moller.com/skycar/

   Start saving that pocket change now…

   Posted by Rat Patrol       09/30/2005  at  10:30 AM  



3. Holy Crap! I best be gettin’ in gear - I’ll be damned if I don’t get a car this time!

   Any plane that has rotating engines like that is rife for disaster - how can they say this is “easy to use” when they can’t even get the Osprey right for our Marines?

   Posted by Dac       09/30/2005  at  01:42 PM  



4. So Honable Admahral Sah, after umptybirrion dollahs in deverlopment spent, the V-22 Ospley is stirll a pilot killelr, and you want me to lride in the consumelr version?  Honable Admahral Sah, perlmission to ahsk qwestion? You outta yol fukkin mind Honable Admahral Sah?

   Posted by dick       09/30/2005  at  01:44 PM  



5. Outta ma fukkin mind? Uhm ........ yeah.

   Next question ...

   

   Posted by The Skipper       09/30/2005  at  02:00 PM  



6. I never did get my Neiman-Marcus Luxury Submarine, and I wrote Santa twice, so I guess I won’t be getting this.

   Posted by Magoo       09/30/2005  at  06:35 PM  



7. Moller’s skycar has been ‘in development’ for about 30 years. I ave old issues of Popular Mechanics that have ads for it in the back… at this point, it can hover about 40 ft off the ground for awhile, then needs gas. No one seems to have actually ever *seen* one of these fly at 350 mph.

   Its 2005. Where’s my jetpack????

   Posted by Draven       10/01/2005  at  04:14 AM  



8. Didn’t Arnie fly one of those babies in “The Sixth Day”? 

   Posted by DWMF       10/01/2005  at  07:13 AM  

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