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United Airlines Flight 232 was a regularly scheduled United Airlines flight from Stapleton International Airport in Denver to O'Hare International Airport in Chicago, continuing to Philadelphia International Airport in Philadelphia, United States. On July 19, 1989, the DC-10 (registered as N1819U) serving the flight crash-landed at Sioux Gateway Airport in Sioux City, Iowa, after suffering a catastrophic failure of its tail-mounted engine due to an unnoticed manufacturing defect in the engine’s fan disk, which resulted in the loss of all flight controls. Of the 296 passengers and crew on board, 112 died during the accident,[a][3][4] while 184 people survived. Thirteen passengers were uninjured. It was the deadliest single-aircraft accident in the history of United Airlines.[b][5][6]

Despite the fatalities, the accident is considered a good example of successful crew resource management, a new concept at the time. Contributing to the outcome was the crew’s decision to recruit the assistance of a company check pilot, on board as a passenger, to assist controlling the aircraft and troubleshooting of the problem the crew was facing.[1]: 76  A majority of those aboard survived; experienced test pilots in simulators were unable to reproduce a survivable landing. It has been termed “The Impossible Landing” as it is considered one of the most impressive landings ever performed in the history of aviation.[7][8][3]

Fields of Fortune: The crash of United Airlines flight 232
On the 19th of July 1989, a United Airlines DC-10 bound for Chicago was rocked by a massive explosion…
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Linking to this article by Admiral Cloudberg.

Good on her to not only have a clear goal at that age, but to clearly have gotten her parents on board with helping her get the education she needs to achieve it.

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shamebats:

“divine feminine” “divine masculine”

wrong. Divine.

Divine the drag queen in the John Waters movie Pink Flamingos pointing a gun at the cameraALT

kosmogrl:

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adigitalsky:

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yeah it’s gone now, sorry about that

a-book-of-creatures:

0fficelady:

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Made some stickers for when you just gotta express yourself with a failed cake

lovlae:

u know when u drink really cold or hot drinks and u can feel it going down into ur stomach and u feel like one of those skeleton pirates in pirates of the caribbean when they’re drinking the beer

yeahokayillreblogthat: “that-house: “eilooxara: “eilooxara: “Non cooking spray stick ” Non spray stick cooking ” Non cooking stick spray ” yeah okay ill reblog that ”

yeahokayillreblogthat:

that-house:

eilooxara:

eilooxara:

Non cooking spray stick

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Non spray stick cooking

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Non cooking stick spray

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yeah okay ill reblog that

forsapphics:

The photograph depicts a vibrant outdoor scene, likely a protest or demonstration, filled with a large crowd of people. The central focus is a light blue banner held aloft by several individuals. The banner boldly proclaims, "LESBIANS AGAINST THE N***S & K**N" in large, dark lettering. The women holding the banner and surrounding participants have a mix of hairstyles and clothing styles typical of the 1970s. Their attire ranges from jeans and t-shirts to more fitted tops and shorts. Many wear knee-high socks. One woman in the center is wearing a black short-sleeved shirt and denim shorts. Others wear loose-fitting tops, jeans and skirts. The overall style reflects a casual, yet determined, attitude. Several participants appear to be wearing brightly colored shirts or shirts with patterns. The crowd is densely packed, and the faces of many individuals are clearly visible, expressing a mix of seriousness and determination. The atmosphere feels energized and politically charged, reflecting the seriousness of the protest. The mood is one of defiance and solidarity. In the background, a large billboard is partially visible. It features a black and white image of a man wearing a cowboy hat, with text that seems to advertise something. The urban setting suggests a city street scene, with buildings in the background. The area appears well-lit, indicating that the photograph was taken during daylight hours. Trees are also visible in the upper-left part of the image, suggesting it is a warm-weather day. Overall, the image is a powerful snapshot of a political event, capturing the energy and message of a lesbian protest against hate groups. This photograph's message centers strongly on the power of protest, solidarity and counter-protest to hateful groups and ideologies.ALT

New York City, 1970s

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cop-disliker69:

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shroomshroomm:

fagstaynight:

(getting a taste of my own medicine) actually this is okay. Is this what you guys have bene whining about? Jesus christ

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tarantula-hawk-wasp:

Trapped in the talkative cycle

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brightgoat:

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marththebland:

I wish I was a female tiger because then if I was talking to someone and I was getting off topic I could say “but I tigress,” and then kill and eat them because I am a tiger

currentlycryingaboutlancelot:

currentlycryingaboutlancelot:

currentlycryingaboutlancelot:

sorry im sure this has been said a million times but kay is the funniest character ever to just literally claim the throne of england after his brother drew the sword from the stone. how did he even think he was going to get away with that. how far did he think he could go

the thing is also i fully believe that if arthur’s dad did not step in then arthur would have just gone along with it. i think he would have been happy to help

perhaps many problems could have been avoided

fangirlinginleatherboots:

fangirlinginleatherboots:

Being 30 is fun. I was discussing anime with a teen at work and asked her how much of bnha she had watched. She had trouble answering and wasn’t sure how to approach it. I said “better question was who was your husbando” and she turned bright red before mumbling an answer. They never expect me to know how deep their love of anime boys runs….

One time she said she used to be into BL and another employee down the hall asked what BL was and I yelled back “ITS YAOI” which reduced the teen to yelling “ITS SOFTCORE! SOFT CORE!!” So I yelled back “ITS SOFTCORE YAOI” anyway I get why dads are like that now