Girls and Aircraft - Volume II (1 Viewer)
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- May 13, 2018
Is that an ankle monitor? And hands off the Plexiglass.
Elvis
Chief Master Sergeant
Ha! Didn't even notice that until you mentioned it....it appears to be a seatbelt...a hint of S&M in that one, maybe?
Will have to look over the pics a little better in the future.
Will have to look over the pics a little better in the future.
What about that bloodstain on her bra strap? Musta resisted abduction when the snatch crew got ahold of her.
Elvis
Chief Master Sergeant
...at least they fed her (or tried to, anyway)…=D
Wise lass! No Micky Finn for her!
Elvis
Chief Master Sergeant
...don't bogart the life preservers!
MIflyer
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special ed
2nd Lieutenant
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I once met a guy at an airport who owned an Ercoupe and was a student pilot with 172 hours. He said he just wanted to fly, he didn't need a private license.
MIflyer
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A friend of mine, before he had his private license, took a ride with a man who owed a Piper Tri-Pacer and had been flying it all over the place for years. He told the pilot that he must be about ready to get his instrument rating. The guy replied, "No, that written test is just too hard." My friend replied, "What, the instrument rating written test is that hard?" The guy said, "Not the instrument written, the private pilot written. I can't pass it."
How would you like to be flying with someone and find out he does not even have a private license? But years later the guy flew his Tr-Pacer through a Oklahoma thunderstorm and nothing but pieces came out the other side.
How would you like to be flying with someone and find out he does not even have a private license? But years later the guy flew his Tr-Pacer through a Oklahoma thunderstorm and nothing but pieces came out the other side.
Uh, relieved I wasn't flying with him when he went through that storm?
How was a guy with no PPL taking people up for rides?
MIflyer
1st Lieutenant
There was also a doctor in OK who would load himself and his dog in his Beech Bonanza, take off, climb up to a comfortable cruising altitude, set the autopilot, and take a nap. One day he ran into the ground, presumably asleep at the time.
And the dog...? doggie heaven I presume.
special ed
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The Ercoupe pilot didn't take people up. That's how I found out, when I asked him why.
Sadly, as I get older, I tend to look at the aircraft and then the girl. This poor thing was obviously having a bad day as she's only half dressed. I did manage to track her down to Bournemouth in 2008, standing on a Blackburn Buccaneer which has a Tornado nose.
Yeah, I was referring to the Piper pilot in Miflyers post.
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