Airliner circles to dump fuel before crash landing do they still serve drinks?

[Leo_Bloom]

No photos, but here are five more stiletto attacks, this year alone:

Woman Accused Of Murder By Stiletto — Are High Heels Deadly Weapons?

And, as posted NSFW! at:
http://www.somethingdark.eu/issue-1/page-54/research.html

National Geographic weighed into the argument in 2006 by citing a professor of physics at the University of Virginia as confirming that “the heel of a walking woman [or, surely, a man] weighing 100 pounds (45 kilograms) can exert a pressure up to 2,000 pounds per square inch (140 kilograms per square centimeter)”.3 And the distinguished British fashion historian Colin McDowell writes: “A woman of average height exerts two tons of weight per square inch on a stiletto heel”.4

It appears that the physicist cited is Glen Elert, Physics under High Heels, The Physics Factbook, [no date given].

[Dufus]

This is why you can drop a lit match in a bucket of gasoline & nothing exciting happens. The liquid and the vapors just above the liquid are too rich to ignite.

I hope no one tries this at home.

[Rick]

What people never mention is that to get to the area just above the liquid gas where the mixture is too rich to ignite the match has to pass through a region where the mixture might be just right to support combustion.
Playing with lit matches or cigs and gasoline is a very dumb idea.