bison

18 he/him

[pnglove]

[us-air-force-historical-society]

[migkiller]

veteran of bad husband tiktok

[fake-guns-blazing]

i can’t believe nobody wants to get into these bands i’m recommending that have zero music videos and barely any photos and less than 20 songs and haven’t released any music at all in at least 35 years

[mrsfurley]

When guys start playjgn theyr instruments at each other#jizz

[planeyboys]

F18 patrolling the oceans for something interesting, a square shaped cloud perhaps

[road0flife]

[planeyboys]

you are a critic in a very prestigious gallery, what are your thoughts on this piece?

[ot3]

its awesome that neither mind reading nor god are real and all of the thoughts inside of your head are completely private and consequenceless forever #myprivacy

[rabbit-obj]

hi hello beluga time again 🫵

[real-language-facts]

a "hebrew" is a drink for men

[therockywhorerpictureshow]

Is it a universal medication-taker experience to swallow your pills and then five minutes later completely blank and wonder if you’ve actually taken them or if you took the wrong ones

[planeposting]

Wow I can't believe Boeing and the FAA would knowingly ignore a potential safety of flight issue this is shocking

[2006machine]

In my dreams I’m all you need

[planeposting]

It's the final showdown.

Which one sucks more?

The DC-10

The 737 MAX

Voting ended onJun 9

Two McDonnell Douglas products.* 45 years apart. Two series of accidents caused by corporate greed and negligence, each claiming exactly 346 lives in the process. You don't need the propaganda, you know both these motherfuckers. So what'll it be? Who's the worst?

* So look, I know the whole "McDonnell Douglas bought Boeing with Boeing's money" thing is a long running joke and most of you know what I mean, but for those who aren't convinced I need to note this line from the Last Week Tonight which I could not source yet believe wholeheartedly: "Early on, the McDonnell Douglas management team even gave their Boeing counterparts a plaque featuring an Economist magazine cover about the challenges of corporate mergers. Which sounds benign until you see that the actual cover was this picture of two camels fucking, and McDonnell Douglas execs added the line “who’s on top?”"

The aforementioned cover:

[2006machine]

Lots of losers cosplaying as people worth acknowledging stay safe out there

[segamascott]