TIL that during Covid, several airlines offered "flights to nowhere", where the airplane would start and land at the same airport.
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*Classic iconic*
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*Might want to reread that bible*
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*15 year old knows his stuff*
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Tesla factory worker had a bloody encounter with Texas Gigafactory robot
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*Women, what’s a nsfw fun fact you wish more men knew?*
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*You proposed $100 million.*
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