kloot piloot wrote:Blik pilots don't get between the legs of his best friend's wife, nor of the legs of a unknown chick who asked for a flip 5 minutes ago.
Only trike pilots do (especially in a Windlass seat configuration) !
As I go into straight and level and leave the bar to fly in perfect trim in my Aquilla, I often rest down my arms on the pax's legs and inform her that I have the best seat. Its like a "la zee boy" with the armrests and all... My ability to read roadsigns came in handy once after my inadvertent flight and near death into IMC in Aug 08, freshly graduated and stupid. As I turned over Warmbaths under the low cloud after crying about my imminent death, with the grainsilo's to my right, listening to the guys at the field preparing for my emergency landing, I picked up a roadsign - "Hammanskraal 60 km", and just followed the road to FreeWays. I was so stuffed in terms of direction at that stage, I did not know my east from my west. That roadsign came in pretty handy!!Bundy wrote:Well now you see that depends on how you look at it Air Hog....Air Hog wrote:Hi Bundy, John is going to take you out, you are promoting low flying again.
...am I promoting it?..... or drawing attention to it?
I just thought we needed a bit of comic relief from all the "serias talk"
Jokes aside, I love anything that can lift off the ground...flying is just such a priveledge
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)Klootkloot piloot wrote:Blik pilots don't get between the legs of his best friend's wife, nor of the legs of a unknown chick who asked for a flip 5 minutes ago.
Only trike pilots do (especially in a Windlass seat configuration) !
Tumbleweed wrote:Trike pilots get to dress up to fly, unlike the fixed wings who can't afford a flight suit.
Trike pilots get free time to fly without their wives coz they hate it.
Remember to only attempt it in Summer!Alkemac wrote:still trying to figure out how to join the mile high club on the trike....hhhmmm.....
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