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pfffff that's nothing, was he eating spaghetti at the time?Originally posted by pacharan View PostA pilot pal of mine recently came back from a trip in which he had to deliver a small dornier passenger plane to India. It was like fly a few hundred miles, land and refuel and back in the air again. Took them a few days. I'd like to do something like that.
Unfortunately his experienced was somewhat marred on the very first leg. He went to the bog and when he got back to the cockpit, the German captain was sat there nonchalantly "knocking one out". Don't think I'd have fancied spending 4 days in a tin can at 2000 feet with him
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Sounds like he took the name a bit too seriously.Originally posted by pacharan View PostA pilot pal of mine recently came back from a trip in which he had to deliver a small dornier passenger plane to India. It was like fly a few hundred miles, land and refuel and back in the air again. Took them a few days. I'd like to do something like that.
Unfortunately his experienced was somewhat marred on the very first leg. He went to the bog and when he got back to the cockpit, the German captain was sat there nonchalantly "knocking one out". Don't think I'd have fancied spending 4 days in a tin can at 2000 feet with him
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A pilot pal of mine recently came back from a trip in which he had to deliver a small dornier passenger plane to India. It was like fly a few hundred miles, land and refuel and back in the air again. Took them a few days. I'd like to do something like that.
Unfortunately his experienced was somewhat marred on the very first leg. He went to the bog and when he got back to the cockpit, the German captain was sat there nonchalantly "knocking one out". Don't think I'd have fancied spending 4 days in a tin can at 2000 feet with him
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10 things to do before you die
Originally posted by kandr View PostWell, I am doubly cursed with good looks and well above average intellect, can be difficult at times.- F
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Couldn't resist it. Just needed a suitable target. Worth it for the inevitable 3 day ban, though.
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1. Stop dating my sister
2. Leave home & travel to non police state country
3. Never have to wait or queue for anything again
4. Learn to talk squirrels
5. Buy a house
6. Become an economic genius
7. Own a cooker so I can heat cold beans
8. Become most respected poster on CUK
9. Shave off my silly moustache.
10. Become head of a global search engine company

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1. Buy a shed
2. Buy a motorbike
3. Buy an Aygo
4. Become a permie
5. Live in a rough part of London
6. Pretend to be Wilmslooooow
7. Take 12 months to choose another virtual car
8. Go back to school and get a proper education
9. Pretend to buy a Porsche Panamera
10. Pretend to be head hunted
Done!
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<cough>milkman<cough>Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostWhat happens in the remaining cases? Don't they cut the tubes and seal off the ends? Do the ends seek each other out and rejoin?
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