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Greatest paper air plane ever

Greatest paper air plane ever
Paper air planes are a fun and inexpensive way to have fun.

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Step 1
Take the top two corners and fold them into the center. It should look like a house.
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12 comments
Jan 16, 2011. 9:18 AMtrace0205 says:
i dont get this step oh well ill try
Mar 8, 2010. 10:17 PMKiasam111 says:
My aim was for distance and even though it didn't go as far as a really good one, it was satisfying to make. Requires more spesicifity.
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Oct 22, 2007. 8:17 AMKiteman says:
I've noticed that every paper aeroplane is the "greatest ever" ;-)

It would be nice if you added a video to prove it...
Nov 26, 2009. 2:35 PMlollerskates says:
there is a video. It's step 7.
Nov 26, 2009. 11:37 PMKiteman says:
Now there is - you replied to a two-year-old comment.
Oct 22, 2007. 2:03 PMcrapflinger says:
or at least empirical evidence that corroborates your claim....something can't be the best unless everything else is proven to be worse
Mar 9, 2008. 5:50 AMdunnos says:
i have an airplane that was award winng look for my paperang
Oct 17, 2009. 10:45 AMDr. Pepper says:
this is an awsome but there is some changes you can make to modify the flight results
Nov 15, 2007. 5:11 AMpakman227 says:
this is not that good of a plane i just made on.
Oct 22, 2007. 5:38 PMBran says:
Good job, Stephen. Seems like a pretty swift airplane.

I did notice, whilst reading your intro, you are perhaps a bit contradictory:

Paper air planes are a fun and inexpensive way to have fun.

If we eliminate the addition, and inexpensive, we are left with:

Paper air planes are a fun way to have fun.

Well, I guess that's the best way to have fun, isn't it?

(Not trying to sound mean, just gave me a chuckle.)
Oct 22, 2007. 1:46 PMhavanacus says:
I can vouch that this is at least better then the standard plane... I did have a problem with barrel rolls but usually only towards the end of a flight (typically the length of a room*) *The best unit of measure I know...
Oct 22, 2007. 2:12 PMKiteman says:
Is that an American/imperial room or the European/metric rurm?

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