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Things that make you :)


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5 hours ago, PaulRhB said:

I fear we may be over analysing ;)

 

Did it make you smile first time? 
Yes = smile 
 

 

No = move on ;) 

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Ive just got this image of the person who took the picture stood in the window for hours staring Suspiciously at the bin

 

“jean.....jean....come an’ ‘ave a look at this, the bins floating!”

 

 

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13 minutes ago, steve1 said:

A surprise within a surprise.  He won't forget that gift.

 

 

"Investigators also noted the "right air bellows of (his) anti-G pants (were) not closed", indicating the special trousers he had been given had not been properly inflated as they should be."

 

I bet his trousers were fully inflated during the ejection.

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1 hour ago, steve1 said:

 

Sorry to be a wet blanket here, but I fail to see anything to smile about. The poor guy had the fright of his life and was very lucky not to have suffered any kind of injury. The whole exercise seems to have been very poorly prepared and badly executed.

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29 minutes ago, Kylestrome said:

 

Sorry to be a wet blanket here, but I fail to see anything to smile about.

You can smile that he survived physically unscathed from a catalogue of errors. You’d think a briefing about the seat would be top of the list!

 

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An ejection button??? The Martin-Baker(?) seat that I am familiar with (in the RA-C Vigilante) had a handle with a curtain attached above and behind your helmet that one had to grab and pull forcefully ALL the way out to eject. It also served to cover your helmet/head during the process.

 

Edit: added a photo of the Vigi:

 

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24 minutes ago, J. S. Bach said:

An ejection button??? .

And I suspect the journalist assumed rather than actually read the full report or understood how the seat works. Some designs pull up to eject either between or either side of the legs. 

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One that made me curse, rather than smile.

 

Tonight I was in the middle of doing some difficult work on a friends narrow gauge loco, carefully filling and filing when we have a power cut - oops.  At least I wasn’t in the middle of airbrush painting it.

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2 hours ago, PaulRhB said:

What made me smile is the ‘foot’ being upside down on the leg and is the Bosch logo suggesting you need a power saw? ;) 

 

That looks more like dinosaur arm?

 

Are you sure it hasn’t passed its ‘best before’ date?

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