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  • Yesterday I was thinking of last fall, when I was hurrying through an Engineering building to catch a bus and I passed a student observing (not driving) a small, silent four-rotored helicopter.

    Maybe the only constant is change da_lj 2010

  • Yesterday I was thinking of last fall, when I was hurrying through an Engineering building to catch a bus and I passed a student observing (not driving) a small, silent four-rotored helicopter.

    Maybe the only constant is change da_lj 2010

  • Oh, and the reveal that he's made prototypes of the dual rotored ships to test to see if they would fly goes beyond ensuring realism in film!

    Filmstalker: James Cameron interview and talk about his film-making 2010

  • Update: 'Course mustard gas is still less feared than gaypalm plasma, which can be dropped by rotored valkyries riding in from the oceanic horizon.

    Archive 2007-06-01 2007

  • Under the roil of steam and smoke, the Seahawk rotored down toward the ice.

    Ice Hunt Rollins, James, 1961- 2003

  • From the sea came the deep-voiced whup-whup-whup of CH-46 Sea Knights, twin-rotored, banana-shaped helos loaded with troops and weapons to reinforce the Kolmo beachhead.

    Carrie Douglass, Keith 1991

  • They headed into New York-and although the gunslinger (who could only stare wonderingly at spires even greater and more graceful, bridges that spanned a wide river like steel cobwebs, and rotored air-carriages that hovered like strange man-made insects) did not know it, the place they were headed for was the Tower.

    The Drawing of the Three King, Stephen, 1947- 1987

  • Army Chinook helicopters, like twin-rotored flying trucks, ferrying refugees in one direction, and cement, rice and other relief supplies in the other.

    StarTribune.com rss feed 2010

  • Army Chinook helicopters, like twin-rotored flying trucks, ferrying refugees in one direction, and cement, rice and other relief supplies in the other.

    StarTribune.com rss feed 2010

  • Army Chinook helicopters, like twin-rotored flying trucks, ferrying refugees in one direction, and cement, rice and other relief supplies in the other.

    The Seattle Times 2010

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