Good Morning.
Police in Nigeria are holding a goat on suspicion of the attempted armed robbery of a Mazda 323.
Vigilantes took the animal to the police, claiming it was a criminal who had used black magic to transform himself into a goat to escape arrest after trying to steal the car.
Police have detained the goat in custody while they ponder what to do next. Hmmm and I thought the use of drugs over there was declining. Apparently not!
A Boston-area company plans to begin flight tests this year of a two-seater airplane that moonlights as a car.
The aptly named Transition takes a stab at bridging the gap between automobiles and airplanes. Some people call it a flying car. The company designing and selling the vehicle prefers the term "roadable aircraft."
Either way, it boils down to this: You sit down behind the steering wheel, drive to the runway, unfold two wings and take off. You can fly 500 miles on a tank of gas -- regular unleaded -- and when you land, you simply fold up the wings and drive where you want to go. At the end of the day, you fly back, drive home and park inside your garage. Hmmm and just when air travel prices were coming down to earth. Looks like we can expect the friendly skies to become not so friendly. As if there were not enough to worry about with drunken drivers now we have to worry about a car flying into us from above…
Well that should give you a couple of points to ponder. A goat Bandit and a Flying Car. Holey crap can’t wait for what’s around the corner. What is our passion for making the car into what it is not…I mean they already have that amphibious car, and now a flying car. The dude that does that show “Pimp My Car” may have to get some flight school training.
Have a fabulous day.
A huge hug and a lowly little grounded pat
I wonder if the goat thought about changing into a plane…
Marrtay
