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So apparently, everyone gets Class 100 because of a gif featuring a plane being pulled.: https://gfycat.com/pleasantwelltodoamericanindianhorse
There's a huge problem with that if you ask me. First of all, if you really take a good look at the gif itself, you can see that the chain was made out of monkeys and the four protagonists of Madagascar. You know, actual living things with actual muscles. Also, Chauntel is literally holding onto Melman's neck with a firm grip since he's clearly being choked.
As for the plane itself, not only is that thing significantly smaller than a Boeing 747 commercial airliner, in fact its more comparable in size to a World War I bomber, but the thing was made of scrap. What's more? The top half of the shell is missing. Mind you, the design of the plane looks more like that of a bomber from one of the World Wars design-wise. I'm no expert at aerodynamics, but I'm pretty sure one shouldn't get Class 100 from what appears to be 20 live animals holding onto each other. If it were a person pulling against several athletic humans in tug-of-war, that's a lifting strength feat, but this is 20 animals holding onto to the same plane using each other as a chain. You'd think you'd use a little more common sense and account for all the shared muscle between the plane and Chauntel.
But yeah, there's that.
There's a huge problem with that if you ask me. First of all, if you really take a good look at the gif itself, you can see that the chain was made out of monkeys and the four protagonists of Madagascar. You know, actual living things with actual muscles. Also, Chauntel is literally holding onto Melman's neck with a firm grip since he's clearly being choked.
As for the plane itself, not only is that thing significantly smaller than a Boeing 747 commercial airliner, in fact its more comparable in size to a World War I bomber, but the thing was made of scrap. What's more? The top half of the shell is missing. Mind you, the design of the plane looks more like that of a bomber from one of the World Wars design-wise. I'm no expert at aerodynamics, but I'm pretty sure one shouldn't get Class 100 from what appears to be 20 live animals holding onto each other. If it were a person pulling against several athletic humans in tug-of-war, that's a lifting strength feat, but this is 20 animals holding onto to the same plane using each other as a chain. You'd think you'd use a little more common sense and account for all the shared muscle between the plane and Chauntel.
But yeah, there's that.
