A little content on posts doesn't hurt. Even a cute byline:
Check out the new Camaro! Even if you've been hearing about it since the Stone Age.
Geoff said 30 minutes later
that's too much work.
Steve said 2 days later
They're pretty sweet, saw one the other day. Back isn't anything special, but front and front 3/4 view is awesome.
Geoff said 2 days later
I can't wait to see one in person. I had fun building my own. Probably one of the best car builders I've used to date..or at least most enjoyable. I think VW had a good one...but their cars aren't nearly as cool.
GJ said 2 days later
The reviews of this are starting to come in. There's not as glowing as I thought they'd be at Jalopnik.
ouch. Other than my car looking like a rental car, they had pretty good things to say about it! (and it doesn't look anything like a freaking rental car...at least not the cars I end up renting).
GJ said 3 days later
No, but compared to the Camaro's good looks it's not that gr8. But I think you got the better of the two from an overall perspective, and so does Jalopnik's dude.
Geoff said 3 days later
I guess so! The Camaro is quite cool looking though.
Gets them out in 4 minutes? Uh, I think 4 seconds should be their target. Maybe 40 seconds, if it includes unbuckling from their seats in the rocket, climbing out, and scrambling for their roller coaster seat. Once in, it should only take them about 10 seconds to plummet a reasonable distance underground, which could then go horizontal and work on getting them further away from the rocket.
GJ said about 17 hours later
I don't think it's a free-fall plummet. Don't know for sure, but if it's meant to evac injured personnel, that last thing you want to do is put them on the roller coaster of death. :)
Steve said 1 day later
Injured personnel? Why the rush then? I thought it was for evacuating personnel if the rocket is about to explode, collapse, or have some other catastrophic event.
You should see some of the model jets that are around. I went to an air show of model jets in Arizona, those things are insane - $10K radio controlled jet airplanes, that go 200+ mph.