We don’t know how far Rose’s went. Suspense!
Ok, so Rose wasn’t the one to invent the boomerang. But, did she make it into the Guinness Book?
Red Bull holds a paper air plane competition. It always looks like it be a blast to attend.
Spud’s would go backwards. And he hurt himself in the effort!
So because of its return flight, Spuds actually flew twice as far as anyone else’s…
This is why serious model glider competitions (like at the TSA) measure loft time, not distance.
Spud’s design is aerobatic, that should be worth bonus points.
That’s a kind of magic too.
Good thing the teacher’s wearing glasses! Just in case..
I wonder if Spud will be asking to go to the school nurse for some ice.
Spud’s went farther than I thought it would.
You could put someone’s eye out with that thing.
That’s what happens when you model your paper airplanes after Russian fighter jets.
Uhoh, I can’t tell exactly what Wallace is holding, but it doesn’t look like your ordinary paper plane, and he’s up next.
According to those X’s on the floor, most of them are duds.
Well that was predictable
The teacher is unflappable.
What, no bonus points for accidentally creating a trick-flying paper plane?
Actually, Spud’s plane went twice as far as everyone else’s.
What about measuring distance in how far the airplane traveled, not where it landed?
We all know Wallace will win. It’s the creativeness that has us on pins and needles. Also waiting for Amelia’s flight. It might be a tossup. (See what I did there?)
I like how Wallace’s plane has a pilot.
Isn’t the seagull rolling his eyes at Spud’s lame attempt? Haha.
April 15, 2016
angelolady Premium Member about 2 years ago
We don’t know how far Rose’s went. Suspense!
Ida No about 2 years ago
Ok, so Rose wasn’t the one to invent the boomerang. But, did she make it into the Guinness Book?
butterfly_qvrs about 2 years ago
Red Bull holds a paper air plane competition. It always looks like it be a blast to attend.
angelolady Premium Member about 2 years ago
Spud’s would go backwards. And he hurt himself in the effort!
A Common 'tator about 2 years ago
So because of its return flight, Spuds actually flew twice as far as anyone else’s…
Meg: All Seriousness Aside about 2 years ago
This is why serious model glider competitions (like at the TSA) measure loft time, not distance.
starfighter441 about 2 years ago
Spud’s design is aerobatic, that should be worth bonus points.
Aladar30 Premium Member about 2 years ago
That’s a kind of magic too.
crookedwolf Premium Member about 2 years ago
Good thing the teacher’s wearing glasses! Just in case..
jschumaker about 2 years ago
I wonder if Spud will be asking to go to the school nurse for some ice.
Killraven Premium Member about 2 years ago
Spud’s went farther than I thought it would.
goboboyd about 2 years ago
You could put someone’s eye out with that thing.
WCraft Premium Member about 2 years ago
That’s what happens when you model your paper airplanes after Russian fighter jets.
rroxxanna about 2 years ago
Uhoh, I can’t tell exactly what Wallace is holding, but it doesn’t look like your ordinary paper plane, and he’s up next.
Kroykali about 2 years ago
According to those X’s on the floor, most of them are duds.
[Unnamed Reader - 74831d] about 2 years ago
Well that was predictable
ninstar about 2 years ago
The teacher is unflappable.
scyphi26 about 2 years ago
What, no bonus points for accidentally creating a trick-flying paper plane?
WesC Premium Member about 2 years ago
Actually, Spud’s plane went twice as far as everyone else’s.
MatthewJB about 2 years ago
What about measuring distance in how far the airplane traveled, not where it landed?
donwestonmysteries about 2 years ago
We all know Wallace will win. It’s the creativeness that has us on pins and needles. Also waiting for Amelia’s flight. It might be a tossup. (See what I did there?)
Durak Premium Member about 2 years ago
I like how Wallace’s plane has a pilot.
wordsmeet about 2 years ago
Isn’t the seagull rolling his eyes at Spud’s lame attempt? Haha.