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Previously on "Solo Vircins | Reasons to sit at the back of Virgin flights."

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  • barrydidit
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    Originally posted by ChimpMaster View Post
    You mean remain married after the crash?
    I think he means remembering your logon to CUK after the crash.

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  • northernladyuk
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    Originally posted by greenlake View Post
    And for the really short runways....

    Or his VTOL suit.

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  • greenlake
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    Originally posted by northernladyuk View Post
    such as for shorter runways like Jersey Airport.
    And for the really short runways....

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  • northernladyuk
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    Originally posted by greenlake View Post
    And this is why airlines have to seat him up front....

    Looks like they've pre-loaded the MF counter-ballast in the tail section. Standard procedure when the Antonov An-225 Mriya isn't an option, such as for shorter runways like Jersey Airport.

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  • greenlake
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    Originally posted by northernladyuk View Post
    The epicentre of any explosion is usually around MF's gut in the first class section.
    And this is why airlines have to seat him up front....

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  • northernladyuk
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    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    When you see a burnt out or crashed planes the tail section and last few rows tend to be the only thing left. Last rows are a no brainer.
    The epicentre of any explosion is usually around MF's gut in the first class section.

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  • ChimpMaster
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    Originally posted by WTFH View Post
    I guess the thing is: would you rather die instantly in the crash, or suffer pain for a long time?
    You mean remain married after the crash?

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  • vwdan
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    For some reason it really upsets me that your username isn't proper radio phraseology!

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  • WTFH
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    Originally posted by stek View Post
    On C4's Plane Crash, I chose a seat just in front of the wings, my thinking was the wings (and aviation fuel) would be torn off and burst into flames behind me as the fore-fuselage leaped onwards. Not too near the front in case the front bit was crushed on impact.

    I survived!

    Plane was a 727, could have done a DB Cooper with the crew....
    I guess the thing is: would you rather die instantly in the crash, or suffer pain for a long time?

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  • stek
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    On C4's Plane Crash, I chose a seat just in front of the wings, my thinking was the wings (and aviation fuel) would be torn off and burst into flames behind me as the fore-fuselage leaped onwards. Not too near the front in case the front bit was crushed on impact.

    I survived!

    Plane was a 727, could have done a DB Cooper with the crew....

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  • northernladuk
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    Originally posted by stek View Post
    You never hear about planes backing into things - that's why I always sit at the back.
    When you see a burnt out or crashed planes the tail section and last few rows tend to be the only thing left. Last rows are a no brainer.

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  • stek
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    You never hear about planes backing into things - that's why I always sit at the back.

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  • Pondlife
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    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    Bet you are a right blast at a party....
    So much so that i don't get invited anymore.

    I know, it does seem strange.

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  • clearedforlanding
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    Originally posted by Pondlife View Post
    VIRCIN is a wart medication that employs an immuno-modulator along with salicylic acid and an anti-viral to provide a one-two-three punch in combating plantar warts. What makes VIRCIN unique is that it is the only product that contains both an antiviral and an immuno-modulator. The antiviral kills the HPV virus and the immuno-modulator triggers an immune response to clear the virus and prevent recurrence. In a clinical study VIRCIN cleared plantar warts in 88% of patients.

    More info here


    Thanks for the heads up CfL
    NP. Few weeks use and you can upgrade to a Love Seat.

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  • northernladuk
    replied
    Originally posted by Pondlife View Post
    VIRCIN is a wart medication that employs an immuno-modulator along with salicylic acid and an anti-viral to provide a one-two-three punch in combating plantar warts. What makes VIRCIN unique is that it is the only product that contains both an antiviral and an immuno-modulator. The antiviral kills the HPV virus and the immuno-modulator triggers an immune response to clear the virus and prevent recurrence. In a clinical study VIRCIN cleared plantar warts in 88% of patients.

    More info here


    Thanks for the heads up CfL
    Bet you are a right blast at a party....

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