Air New Zealand "Smaug" 777
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Air New Zealand "Smaug" 777
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Re: Air New Zealand "Smaug" 777
Wow, impressive paint-job. But if I'm not mistaken, they'll have the fire and smoke ("smaug") coming from the wrong end of that critter.
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Re: Air New Zealand "Smaug" 777
Well, that depends. If he's been eating Balrogs (Peter Jackson fiery version), you would expect some fire and smoke from Smaug's -- er -- exhaust.Lester Curtis wrote:Wow, impressive paint-job. But if I'm not mistaken, they'll have the fire and smoke ("smaug") coming from the wrong end of that critter.
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Jack London (1876-1916)
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Re: Air New Zealand "Smaug" 777
Really, though, they did an amazing job. I mean, how much more appropriate of a name could anyone find for a jet aircraft?
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