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TarJak 02-01-11 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by GoldenRivet (Post 1588260)
according to my studies... the cause of 100% of plane crashes is the ground.

I hesitated momentarily to mention the two famous exceptions that occurred on Sept 11 2001.:O:

Jimbuna 02-01-11 06:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Schroeder (Post 1588369)
Are you nuts?:nope:
Only 89% of our landings cause scrap metal.
Don't compare us with these professional amateurs.

:hmmm::O::D

I presume your referring to Hunter and Oberon :DL

Gargamel 02-01-11 08:55 PM

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Originally Posted by MaddogK (Post 1588258)
:rotfl2:

As long as you're distracted just before you hit the ground.

They have places that will do that for you.

em2nought 02-01-11 11:07 PM

There are also 100,000 hookers headed to the Superbowl, and they're all underage. :03:

Weiss Pinguin 02-01-11 11:22 PM

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Originally Posted by ETR3(SS) (Post 1588280)
Hmm, and here I thought this thread was about the Lolwaffles.:hmmm:

Yeah, when I first saw the article I thought they were talking about my Il2 and MS flight sim record :haha:

McBeck 02-02-11 04:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GoldenRivet (Post 1588260)
according to my studies... the cause of 100% of plane crashes is the ground.

What about water? :O:

Gargamel 02-02-11 05:25 AM

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Originally Posted by McBeck (Post 1588906)
What about water? :O:

Water is just squishy ground.

Mud is just semi squishy ground.

Tall buildings are just reconfigured ground.

Trees are just living ground.

Electrical wires are just zappy ground, hung from reconfigured ground.

AngusJS 02-02-11 06:27 AM

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Originally Posted by MaddogK (Post 1588258)
As long as you're distracted just before you hit the ground.

:yeah:

sharkbit 02-02-11 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by AngusJS (Post 1588963)
:yeah:

42 :03:

:)


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