I always liked seeing the staircase when boarding a 747. It really makes it feel like you're flying through the air in a building.
We found out that there was a brand new 747 parked at LAX, one of the first off the line. It wasn't in passenger service yet, but it was open for anyone to take a self guided tour!
So we ran down there and wandered around the 747, visited the cockpit and everywhere and went up and down the staircase a few times.
I'd been on airplanes before, but never one with a spiral staircase. It was awesome!
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I make it a point to never drink fuel additives. I figure my car can use it better than me.
Supposedly stood for “serenity, tranquility, peace”
I was a five-year-old in Eugene, Oregon in the late 1950s. The new house being built down the hill next door had an underground bomb shelter. Of course we made that our clubhouse during construction!
The house just up the hill wasn't as far along, but they had cut down the trees and we made tunnels and hideouts among the fallen trunks and branches. We called it "The Rough Country".
And then I got a chemistry set! The real kind, with chemicals and apparatus that could burn you, blind you, or take your skin right off.
Of course, now we have eliminated all risk and the world is perfectly safe.
We did know that when you took it, it felt a bit like real psilocybin mushrooms.
But it came as a powder in a capsule, so we called it fake psilocybin.