Posted on 09/09/2005 3:36:22 PM PDT by Rakkasan1
LOL...funniest line I've read all day.
That episode is on right now!
"You know, sex in a bathtub, that doesn't work!"
Just trying to join the "Sea Level Club." :-)
Aim HIGH!!!!!!!!!
Wonder if it's possible to join the mile-high club and the sea-level club simultaneously?
That would take - well, you would have to be...nevermind.
. . . an aviator? :-)
LOl! Somehow I knew that pic of Costanza was going to be posted.
Since 1976, why?
No kidding? Actually, I was just finishing your thought, but didn't realize you were actually a flyboy. Not that I have a thing for flyboys, mind you.
Flygirls, now . . . .
Noted...LOL. No kidding. Actually, my first solo flight was 12-16-1979, according to the cut-off shirt tail I just dug out. But I had been flying for years by then, just not legal to solo until old enough.
No mention of a raft or a boat, how did they stay afloat
how did they keep from drowning how could they even
get started when the water tempeture is about 30 degrees F lower than body temp .The whole story smells fishie to me!
Even James Bond needs a boat or sub to do it at sea !
| (23 December 1991, Florida) This account of an aircraft accident is quoted directly from the National Transportation Safety Board report, with comments added in parentheses for clarity. Aircraft: PIPER PA-34-200T, Registration: N47506 Injuries: 2 Fatal. The private pilot and a pilot rated passenger [two pilots] were going to practice simulated instrument flight. Witnesses observed the airplane's right wing fail in a dive and crash. Examination of the wreckage and bodies revealed that both occupants were partially clothed and the front right seat was in the full aft reclining position. [The pilots had converted the co-pilot seat to a bed.] Neither body showed evidence of seatbelts or shoulder harnesses being worn. [They were lying on the bed.] Examination of the individuals' clothing revealed no evidence of ripping or distress to the zippers and belts. [Their lack of clothing seemed to be voluntary.] The National Transportation Safety Board determines the probable cause(s) of this accident as follows: The pilot in command's improper in-flight decision to divert her attention to other activities not related to the conduct of the flight. [The pilot and co-pilot were having sex, and nobody was flying the plane.] Contributing to the accident was the exceeding of the design limits of the airplane leading to a wing failure. [The lack of a pilot caused the plane to fly erratically, over-stressing the wing and leading to a crash.]
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ouch!
Yep!
North Sea is noted for its large swells.
So, I guess they finished simultaneously?
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