Airship Inflated To Create Monster "Stratellite" 204
yoderman94 writes "A huge inflatable vehicle as long as a 23-floor skyscraper is tall has become the world's largest airship in its bid to serve as a stratospheric satellite, or 'stratellite,' according to its developers."
Let's get this out of the way (Score:5, Funny)
Is the pilot named Cid?
Units (Score:2, Funny)
How many football field lenghts would that be?
Let the naming ceremony beging (Score:5, Funny)
The Great Big Suppository in the Sky
Re:Units (Score:3, Funny)
To Create Monster 'Stratellite' (Score:4, Funny)
Tokyo is so screwed!
Re:Huh? (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Units (Score:5, Funny)
Monster (Score:4, Funny)
Am I the only one that started reading the title thinking they had made a giant airship that looked like Mothra only to be disappointed by the time I finished reading the title?
Re:Units (Score:3, Funny)
American football or Metric football?
As these were British units of measurement, it was clearly describing the field size for the game not played in Great Britain.
Balloon? (Score:3, Funny)
it sounds like they have only filled the balloon, but not attached anything to the balloon yet.
Still time to rent it out as a condom.
Re:Units (Score:3, Funny)
Would that be American or European football fields?
I don't know that. Aaaaggghhh!!!
Re:Let's get this out of the way (Score:5, Funny)
Is this an American pop culture reference
Given that Cid is the recurring character name for the airship pilot/mechanic/engineer in the Final Fantasy games developed in Japan, the answer is "it depends on what you consider American".
Re:Units (Score:3, Funny)
Re:Balloon? (Score:3, Funny)
Still time to rent it out as a condom.
Finally, one that fits me!
Re:Balloon? (Score:1, Funny)
"rent" and "condom" should never be used in the same sentence