Can pilots play a prank on passengers, mid air?

Answer: I used to pull pranks on my passengers all the time.​ Literally every f.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Can pilots play a prank on passengers, mid air? Nathan Burns, Professional Pilot (2000-present) Written Mar 1 I used to pull pranks on my passengers all the time. Literally every flight I flew I'd try and pull a prank. The best one I ever pulled was flying some Chinese guys over Ne... Read More » Did anybody ever ask Gen. Douglas MacArthur why he allowed his planes to be caught on the ground, helpless, and destroyed by the Japanese the day after Pearl Harbor? SS Davis Written Oct 20 His answer, as it was for all of his failures, would have been that it was the fault of a subordinate or of his men. I was glad to see some people correct the common but fal... Read More » What is wrong with Boise? Josh DiGiorgio Updated Aug 23, 2018 Boise is in a weird position right now. There's a surge of money being invested in the city via emigration from California's largest population centers. Unfortunately, the ... Read More » What was George Washington like as a person? Aaron Freeman, studied at Hershey High School (2001) Written Mar 1 Tall and huge. He was 6′4 at death, probably weighed around 225. In his prime he was 6′5 245 red headed, built like a truck. Everyone else was around 5′6 120lbs. Relatively... Read More » Why do some airplanes have 3 engines attached to the first wing, and only 2 attached to the other one? Bob Keeter, Retired, and Proud of It! (2015-present) Updated Nov 6, 2017 The other responses pretty much cover it. When the B-747 came out it was designed to be able to ferry a fifth engine, hung on the wing. The problem was that there were very... Read More » Want to do a startup but don't have any ideas. What can I do? Daniel Ndukwu, Founder of KyLeads | Lifelong student Updated May 23, 2018 Do you want to know a secret that the media will never publish, the startup blogs shy away from, and most people don't want to hear? The majority of the richest people in th... Read More » I recently joined a position at Microsoft. Within a week I got an offer from Facebook after joining, and the pay at Facebook is far better. What should I do? Ken Gregg, Software Engineering and Management Positions for over 30 Years Updated Tue Assuming you are an adult, no one can make the decision for you, but here are some things to consider: Regardless of the salary difference, if you take the Facebook job, lea... Read More » If x^x = x^2, what is x? Steven Smith, B.S. Actuarial Science, University of Central Missouri (2018) Written Oct 12 [math]x^x=x^2[/math] 0 cannot be a solution, because if we plug that in we get [math]0^0=0^2[/math] which gives us indeterminate = 0. Therefore, we can divide both sides by [math]x^2[/math]. [math]x^{x-2}=1[/math] One way of getting 1 is to take a negat... Read More » Do US Navy Ships catch fish to feed the crew? David Watt, former Culinary Specialist at United States Navy (2002-2012) Updated Oct 28 CS2/MS2 with 10 years in the Navy. Yes you are allowed to fish, at CO discretion of course. The one important thing to note is that the cooks are not allowed to gut, scale, ... Read More » A friend was rejected at UCLA, UCSD, and UCSB but was accepted at UC Berkeley EECS with the same application. How is this possible? Konstantinos Konstantinides, Ph.D. Electrical Engineering, University of California, Los Angeles Updated Feb 26 I am not surprised with the UCLA rejection, it is actually common, but the UCSD rejection is indeed strange but not uncommon. Only the UCs admissions know, but one can guess... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/