• @MataVatnikOP
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      ONE WAY TICKET TO FLAVOR TOWN (the bottom of the ocean)

      • @[email protected]
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        46 months ago

        Needs two sets of tildes and you only need one set for the entire string, boss!

        ~~(the bottom of the ocean)~~
        

        (the bottom of the ocean)

        • @MataVatnikOP
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          26 months ago

          I’m getting a strike through with the double tilde, what do you see on my original comment from your end?

  • @[email protected]
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    Is Airbus doing some kind of odd gorilla marketing, or did you just lose a bunch of money on Boeing stock?

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      I had these saved on my Instagram from the time that two 737 Max crashed about four years ago. Never thought these memes would ever be relevant again but after the door incident I had to pull them out and spam Lemmy with them.

      In my case it’s more disbelief and anger, I was pretty upset after studying the 737 Max crashes. They could have been completely avoided, but they chose to skirt regulation. Boeing test launch for the space capsule was a disaster, and now this. It’s incredible, i would have assumed something would have been done after hundreds of people died. But it appears like issues persist and more people are going to die. All in the interest of profits, and our legislators are not only complicit but actively participating in this criminality.

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        Accurate, to the point, and emotionally compelling. Exactly what a marketing manager hired by Airbus would say! I’m on to you…

      • @sunbrrnslapper
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        I think tossing one of their execs and jail would inspire some changes.

      • @marcos
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        Well, as far as we know, somebody could be hiring gorillas to punch airplane doors out of place.

        • @MataVatnikOP
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          46 months ago

          As the newly appointed marketing executive of Airbus, this is exactly what we are doing

          • @marcos
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            Yeah, I know. The force a gorilla can make is minuscule compared to what those doors withstand normally.

            It’s only a joke.

    • @aeronmelon
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      Airbus would be foolish not to capitalize on the situation.

      • @fastandcurious
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        AFAIK airbus never publicly mentioned about any issues with boeing planes (787 had a lot of problems as well) when talking about their planes, I could be wrong tho

  • @psycho_driver
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    86 months ago

    Maybe put a spire on the top so death-defying selfie takers won’t be able to resist.

  • @[email protected]
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    76 months ago

    I thought this community was about spreading bullshit…this is more accurate than so called “authoritative news”

  • @Snapz
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    Like every other failure, it will be rebranded as a right wing grift and sold to desperate idiots that desperately need validation from an external group.

    “No Libz Allowed Air” is the first airline with no safety regulations - you can smoke, the pilots can be drunk, there’s peanut shells on the ground, because of freedom!

    • @MataVatnikOP
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      Already saw a comment on Instagram saying it happened because of diversity hires

    • @MataVatnikOP
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      Tell that to the 349 people that died in two 737 Max crashes 6 months apart from each other after Boeing decided to skirt regulation and cut cost.

        • @MataVatnikOP
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          86 months ago

          One thing is people dying from a car accident due to driver error or bad conditions, but it’s another thing to die from a car accident after your car decides to drive you into a wall at 100mph because manufacturers wanted to make extra profit.