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whatever happen she has a good hand for her dress, in africa safary style and stilettos

of course, the cultural bolshevis slobber and whine that this is the hat for a rassist

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cultural bolshevis slobber and whine

An apt description.

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honey badger had a bad day

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Doesn't seem to give a sh!t though.....

Typical honey badger!


{you should have seen the other guy!}

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Doesn't seem to give a sh!t though.....

Typical honey badger!


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Its a disguise, camouflage. Its a porcupine not a honey badger.

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some pics from the vintage air rally 2016 http://www.vintageairrally.com/

"Following in the footsteps of the pioneering flights in the 1920s – we’ll connect some of the most beautiful and evocative points in Africa. Flying low along the Nile from Cairo to Khartoum, past the highlands of Ethiopia before the plains of Kenya and the home of African aviation in Nairobi. Then off again past Kilimanjaro into the Serengeti – and on to the spice island of Zanzibar. After a short pause to enjoy the Indian ocean, we continue, crossing Zambia to Victoria Falls, before continuing to Bulawayo in Zimbabwe. Our final days take us into, and across, stunning South Africa – to the Cape, journey’s end."

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I had one flying lesson in a 172 Cessna. That was fun, however I did not take off, nor land the plane. I had the opportunity to land it, but
elected not to and asked the instructor to land it. Brought it around to final, then chickened out. I mean, it was only a 1 hour lesson.
I've flown a lot of RC stuff, but this was somewhat different.
Oh yeah - I've crashed a lot of RC planes, too, almost every one I ever built and some of them, a couple times.

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Well it was my first flight. I WAS offered to take it off, was quite simple. Just hold the plane straight, and ease slowly on the "accelerator". Slowly lift. All done by instruction of course.

I think landing is more dangerous.

I have taken off and landed plenty of WW1 biplanes in Age of Aces or some such WW1 air battle computer game. Even performed the Ludendorf manoeuvres to take out Britischer aircraft. The pity of the game was I could not machine gun trenches! Fun games flying WW1 biplanes but does not have the wind in one's hair.

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Generally flying a simple aircraft is easier than driving a car when conditions are good. The take off is far easier in a nose wheel plane, a tail-dragger takes a bit more skill and judgement. Landing is a totally different story. I had a private pilots unrestricted license with aerobatic endorsement. Flying became to expensive to maintain once I was married. Still miss it.

I would have given my eye teeth to have flown one of those Tigers on that trip.

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Generally flying a simple aircraft is easier than driving a car when conditions are good. The take off is far easier in a nose wheel plane, a tail dragger takes a bit more skill and judgement. Landing is a totally different story. I had a private pilots unrestricted licence with aerobatic endorsement. Flying became to expensive to maintain once I was married. Still miss it.

I would have given my eye teeth to have flown one of those Tigers on that trip.

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That's pretty impressive. And also SAD!

Rediscover your wings!

What did you do, or use your aerobatic licence for?

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