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Hmmm, making purely emotional statements like they are facts. :confused: Ahh, I understand. :D I chose my car over purely logical reasons with no emotional tie to the company at all. I wanted something reliable, low KM, cheap to run, fun to drive, etc. I got me a 2001 Toyota...

WTF I'm Robin! Isn't he gay? Pfffft!

Actually, you have it partly backwards and mainly wrong. ONE GM motor is a Toyota motor. The 1zz-fe used in the Corolla/prisim and Matrix/vibe. The American Corolla/Prisim, Matrix/Vibe are built in the Joint Toyota/GM plant. The Canadian cars are built in the TOYOTA plant in Ontario. That...

What do you drive? A Toyota? :D

I used to like watching Criss Angel until I saw videos on youtube where he explains a lot of his big tricks. After you know how they're done, it's obvious that for the most part, the crowd is in on it. pfft.

hmm, remember when Bart moved in with the French family?

hahahha They do, but for officers only :@ What I would really like to do is work for a family in exchange for a room. I have no problem paying for a room either. I've been putting $700ish away every 2 weeks for a while now, so I have quite a bit saved up for something like this. It's...

Hmm, does anyone know if many countries offer "culture exchange programs" where you don't have to be a student? I can't find anything.

Hmm. I don't really know much about cadets. I couldn't see it being a bad thing though. I know they do military drill, and can go away to camps in the supper ( <- edit! ahahah, I'm going to take a moment to laugh at my self for that one. Good thing I actually read my post over for once) where...

oh I know, eh? It's crazy.

Last time I was in Toronto was one of the weekends when we finally were allowed out when I did my basic military. I've been thinking about it. I think I will look into France, good way to improve my awesome French skills! Oui? (Haven't spoke a bit since grade 10) $900ish for a flight from...

Starya, you're from Sweden aren't you? I'm wondering because I am thinking of taking 2 or so months off to spend over in Europe (I had a friend that stayed in Sweden, but can't get a hold of her to ask her) I had a few questions if you don't mind.

Right! And the car, relative to the ground/air isn't moving either!

lol, I give up. If you pull your rope and move forward, you will be moving faster forward than the treadmill is moving backwards. SAMMMMEE SPEEEED :D

If you push the car forward, and it moves forward then the car is moving faster than the treadmill. The treadmill will match the speed of the car exactly, so it CAN NOT MOVE FORWARD. lol

Relative to the ground and air you are stationary because the treadmill is moving the same speed going the opposite direction of you! If you are talking about the treadmill moving the same speed of the wheels ONLY, this may be different. The question says "which turns in the opposite direction...

The question says that the tread mill matches the speed of the airplane, not just the wheels!!!!! The Airplane can not move forward because the treadmill moves backward in the exact same speed!

Ahhh, I've become comfortably numb when it comes to this kind of stuff. As a engineer on the ships, I am responsible for the sewage treatment center aboard. Tampons will clog the heads if you flush them down, buttt.. it happens a lot, even though there are signs saying what can and can't go...

Aha yes, not a good day to be outside! :d

The CAN just point and shoot, but they do not often because of the massive amount of fuel it consumes. They will usually keep the thrust vectored slightly downward and take off like a conventional aircraft. This way they do not totally rely on the thrust to lift them. They will USE their wings...