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Maggie’s Socially UNacceptable Humor
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Meanwhile Texas at 111+ laughs and says you think that's hot, you haven't seen hot yet.
Things are coming together nicely...
I'm not worried about that character.
As the saying goes, the Devil lives in Hell and rents out Texas...
Yes, but the 300,000 degrees centigrade was a dry heat.
Bob didn't think this through...
R
Just happened:
jalopnik.com
British Tourist Killed by Helicopter Rotor While "Trying to Take a Selfie" in Greece: Report
The 22-year-old allegedly walked directly into the tail rotor after disembarking from the helicopter.
jalopnik.com
Just happened:
British Tourist Killed by Helicopter Rotor While "Trying to Take a Selfie" in Greece: Report
The 22-year-old allegedly walked directly into the tail rotor after disembarking from the helicopter.
There's apparently surveillance footage of it. Wonder if it's as quick and brutal as people getting sucked into the turbofan engine of a commercial airplane.
Yep. Vanderbilt hospital in Nashville had a janitor helping out when they were slammed.
He was helping the crew remove a patient from their lifeflight helicopter and backed onto the tail rotor, splitting his skull in half.
I love Darwin. I mean... I totally love Darwin. And all he stands for. Darwin rocks.Just happened:
British Tourist Killed by Helicopter Rotor While "Trying to Take a Selfie" in Greece: Report
The 22-year-old allegedly walked directly into the tail rotor after disembarking from the helicopter.
Another poncy upper-class twit of the year hamburgered because he was too retarded to understand.. tail-rotor. Hope he didn't breed yet.
Sirhr
Throw a bottle of bleach into the fan, duh
Get a dog, fucking amateur!
I'm sure it's suffering from PTSD and will need intensive counseling...oh and a little tune on the transmission and maybe a rotor replacement.
but since it happened in Greece, well maybe a tranny service by Mayor Pete.
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So any incident could potentially cost 2 lives... One being the person who got chopped up... The other being the person whom the helicopter was called for... 'cause that chopper was going nowhere.
I don't know how "substantial" the object has to be before the grounding rule applies... Like if a plastic grocery bag or similar makes contact... But I know for certain a human being getting "schwacked" is sufficient to cause the craft to be grounded.
Thats the policy here in the US. I can't speak to other country's policies.
Mike
20 or so years ago my dad was part of some employee response team at his job. One of their training exercises involved prepping a landing area for a life flight helicopter. They worked in conjunction with the local FD as part of the training. There were all kinds of rules concerning how you moved around the chopper... because if someone got into the tail rotor, the craft was no longer considered airworthy until it could be inspected and deemed worthy of returning to service. I'm pretty sure that comes down from the FAA.
So any incident could potentially cost 2 lives... One being the person who got chopped up... The other being the person whom the helicopter was called for... 'cause that chopper was going nowhere.
I don't know how "substantial" the object has to be before the grounding rule applies... Like if a plastic grocery bag or similar makes contact... But I know for certain a human being getting "schwacked" is sufficient to cause the craft to be grounded.
Thats the policy here in the US. I can't speak to other country's policies.
Mike
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