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* The priest slapping the UnsatisfiableCustomer. Not ''just'' that he slaps him, but slapping him ''in the process of crossing himself'' without a second's hesitation.
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* The priest slapping the UnsatisfiableCustomer. Not ''just'' that he slaps him, but slapping him ''in the process of crossing himself'' without a second's hesitation.hesitation.
* The brief scene in ''Airport '79'' of Joe Patroni admiring the Concorde he is tasked to fly. Not only is it a great show of a legendary aircraft, it also shows just how large it is despite it's slim hyperaerodynamic design.
* The brief scene in ''Airport '79'' of Joe Patroni admiring the Concorde he is tasked to fly. Not only is it a great show of a legendary aircraft, it also shows just how large it is despite it's slim hyperaerodynamic design.
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* When they're trying to clear the runway so the stricken plane can land, there's a 707 blocking the runway. After many attempts, the old guy at the controls says to his younger assistant: "Better strap yourself in kid, I'm giving her all she's got." He then rams the throttles all the way to their stops and. THE. PLANE. MOVES. And this is right after the airport manager gets his moment of awesome by making it clear that the airplane ''will'' be cleared from the runway, even if that means pushing it with snowplows, if the attempt fails.
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* When they're trying to clear the runway so the stricken plane can land, there's a 707 blocking the runway. After many attempts, the old guy at the controls Patroni says to his younger assistant: "Better strap yourself in kid, I'm giving her all she's got." He then rams the throttles all the way to their stops and. THE. PLANE. MOVES. And this is right after the airport manager gets his moment of awesome by making it clear that the airplane ''will'' be cleared from the runway, even if that means pushing it with snowplows, if the attempt fails.
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* When they're trying to clear the runway so the stricken plane can land, there's a 707 blocking the runway. After many attempts, the old guy at the controls says to his younger assistant: "Better strap yourself in kid, I'm giving her all she's got." He then rams the throttles all the way to their stops and. THE. PLANE. MOVES. And this is right after the airport manager gets his moment of awesome by making it clear that the airplane ''will'' be cleared from the runway, even if that means pushing it with snowplows, if the attempt fails.
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* When they're trying to clear the runway so the stricken plane can land, there's a 707 blocking the runway. After many attempts, the old guy at the controls says to his younger assistant: "Better strap yourself in kid, I'm giving her all she's got." He then rams the throttles all the way to their stops and. THE. PLANE. MOVES. And this is right after the airport manager gets his moment of awesome by making it clear that the airplane ''will'' be cleared from the runway, even if that means pushing it with snowplows, if the attempt fails.fails.
* The priest slapping the UnsatisfiableCustomer. Not ''just'' that he slaps him, but slapping him ''in the process of crossing himself'' without a second's hesitation.
* The priest slapping the UnsatisfiableCustomer. Not ''just'' that he slaps him, but slapping him ''in the process of crossing himself'' without a second's hesitation.
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Terminating first-person voice with extreme prejudice. Also fixing indentation.
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* The one I'm thinking about is when they're trying to clear the runway so the stricken plane can land. Problem: there's a 707 blocking the runway. After many attempts, the old guy at the controls says to his younger assistant: "Better strap yourself in kid, I'm giving her all she's got." He then rams the throttles all the way to their stops and. THE. PLANE. MOVES.
** And this is right after the airport manager gets his moment of awesome by making it clear that the airplane ''will'' be cleared from the runway, even if that means pushing it with snowplows, if the attempt above fails.
** And this is right after the airport manager gets his moment of awesome by making it clear that the airplane ''will'' be cleared from the runway, even if that means pushing it with snowplows, if the attempt above fails.
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* The one I'm thinking about is when When they're trying to clear the runway so the stricken plane can land. Problem: land, there's a 707 blocking the runway. After many attempts, the old guy at the controls says to his younger assistant: "Better strap yourself in kid, I'm giving her all she's got." He then rams the throttles all the way to their stops and. THE. PLANE. MOVES.
**MOVES. And this is right after the airport manager gets his moment of awesome by making it clear that the airplane ''will'' be cleared from the runway, even if that means pushing it with snowplows, if the attempt above fails.
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** And this is right after the airport manager gets his moment of awesome by making it clear that the airplane ''will'' be cleared from the runway, even if that means pushing it with snowplows, if the attempt above fails.
