Mice Grounds Airline: Nepal Airlines Incident

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The discussion centers around a humorous take on a CNN article about a mouse causing disruptions for Nepal Airlines. Participants joke about the absurdity of the situation, with one suggesting a fictional scenario where Al Qaeda trains mice to sabotage airplanes. The conversation shifts to playful banter about goats being trained by Al Qaeda, referencing a mix of pop culture and dark humor. The tone remains light-hearted, with participants sharing laughs over the unconventional topics and making connections to various media, such as the film "The Men Who Stare at Goats." Overall, the thread combines humor with commentary on security concerns in aviation.
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Mr. Breivik has warned that there other cells of Knights Templars plotting new operations..
 
arildno said:
Mr. Breivik has warned that there other cells of Knights Templars plotting new operations..
:smile:
I really, really hope someone passes that on to him.
 
wuliheron said:
Nope, that's homegrown terrorism. Al Qaeda has been training goats.
"Training" is not a word I would use about their intercourse with goats..
 
Just glad it wasn't about yet another new composite material.
 
Since ther were a few moose posting I thought it said
"Moose grounds airliner"
But it is just a mouse. Sigh.
 
wuliheron said:
Nope, that's homegrown terrorism. Al Qaeda has been training goats.

So that's why the US Army was so interested in being able to kill goats using paranormal powers!

The Men Who Stare at Goats
 
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