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Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
After the agony of defeat, success will be sweet!darwin dali wrote:Did you get a nice ride to your final destination, the loony bin?They'd need a chinook for me!
Stephen wrote:A well-padded one...darwin dali wrote:Did you get a nice ride to your final destination, the loony bin?They'd need a chinook for me!
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. darwin dali wrote:Do you want a ban?Stephen wrote:A well-padded one...darwin dali wrote:Did you get a nice ride to your final destination, the loony bin?They'd need a chinook for me!
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. Stephen wrote:Would a sea king do? Used to see that in the park in town now and again when the hospital was there.darwin dali wrote:Did you get a nice ride to your final destination, the loony bin?They'd need a chinook for me!
stonemonkey wrote:Now that's a proper helicopter!Stephen wrote:Would a sea king do? Used to see that in the park in town now and again when the hospital was there.darwin dali wrote:Did you get a nice ride to your final destination, the loony bin?They'd need a chinook for me!
gdh wrote:Our ex neighbour used to fly helicopters in the Cdn Forces. I asked him to stop flying over our houses showing off to his kids as these helicopters have a tendancy to lose parts while in flight. Air Ornge make regular pickups at our local hospital. They look to be very well maintained.I've heard the same re parts falling off. As a child I also saw a small private helicopter shoot overhead and land without power (through autorotation IIRC) just in front of powerlines near our house. Not been keen to get in one ever since!
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