PKS Buyout of BA Six Flags buys Boeing - Thoughts?

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PKS Buyout of BA Six Flags buys Boeing - Thoughts?

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Emcee: Don Pueblo	Type: Unmoderated

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I say Six Flags should buy Boeing.

Boeing holders get three shares of Six Flags for each of their shares. Smarter minds than mine can structure the deal. Bring in David Faber for all I care. That's not the point.

The point is that since LMT won the Big Contract, we need to pull together with the Boeing employees and keep them On The Job. We know that Boeing knows how to build Most Excellent Aircraft. I say put that Modern Technology to work for everyone, and build Indoor Skydiving Rides.

Here's what they look like:
flyawayindoorskydiving.com

The engineers at Boeing could build some radical rides, man. I mean F ticket rides. Imagine if you will (work with me on this) a modern Boeing design for the whole ride, not just the blower part. The whole building. They could put DIS to shame on the electronics stuff I bet. Who wants to shake hands with some Rising Star dressed up as a live Cartoon Character anyway.

They could do it. Boeing and Six Flags could do it. Somebody else makes the jet engines for the jet planes, and you don't need a jet engine for the Indoor Skydiving ride. You don't balance yourself in the air in jet engine exhaust on this ride. That's some other crazy ride that would never work.

Six Flags could put one on every commercially zoned vacant lot in the entire country. It's an indoor thing. You don't need any windows or anything. You could walk to the closest one and not even take the bus or anything. It would have to be cheap, too. Like the price of a movie.

There could be tens of thousands all over the place. And change the name to Boing. Boeing is too hard to spell anyway. It's a Big Board deal, Morgan Stanley or Goldman could handle it easy.

Mark Haines could interview Phil Condit while they were on the ride. Their cheeks would be all flappy and stuff. It would be real funny. You could make some money on that stock I bet.

It's the next KKD man. I kid you not.

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