HITLER CAR FOUND ONLINE BY NEW JERSEY DEALER
A New Jersey auto dealer was shocked to find that the vintage car he bought while searching on an online shopping store was built for the Hitler camp in 1942.
Zenop Tuncer, an auto dealer called up Mercedes to order parts for a vintage car he was repairing, and when he revealed the vehicle’s serial number to the company, the reply was: “That’s Hitler’s car.”
Mercedes confirmed that the car was genuine, and was one of just eight made specially cars for Nazi officials. The 1942 Mercedes 320 Cabriolet D was part of a fleet built for senior officers of the Third Reich during the World War II. While the model being repaired in Edgewaterwas probably not flashy enough to be driven by the Fuhrer himself, it is likely to have belonged to one of his generals.
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Batman could fly, but he’d crash and die
London: Holy crash landing Batman! The crime-fighting caped crusader could fly but if he did, he would smash into the ground and probably die, a group of British physics students have calculated.
Dashing the dreams of comic fans across the world, four students from the University of Leicester said that while Batman could glide using his cape as he does in the 2005 film Batman Begins, his landing would almost certainly prove fatal.
The superhero is back in cinemas later this month in The Dark Knight Rises and they suggested Batman should go shopping before trying a similar attempt to become airborne over Gotham City.
“If Batman wanted to survive the flight, he would definitely need a bigger cape,” said David Marshall, 22, one of the students in the final year.
— Reuters
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