So funny I had to post

[CraigB]

His fans are joking with them

Not so funny, rather boring actually and a hours worth of waisted bandwidth for anyone that might have the patience to watch it all

[bob3160]

A sign or the times:

Ever wonder how anything useful is ever accomplished ?

[Para-Noid]

Bait Car. Cops get busted!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDANFDgfezI

[bob3160]

Why can't all commercials be this nice ?



http://youtu.be/GpMchwEYHms

[Pondus]

29 Years old and first flight   

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSU7R3PdiJs

[Pondus]

D'oh!       First iPhone 6 sold in Perth is dropped by kid during an interview

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lhXOgJ8ahA

[Pondus]

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eupIKc5Z1qU

[DavidR]

29 Years old and first flight   

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSU7R3PdiJs

I can't understand the big deal, first flight is just totally excited not total anxiety.

My first flight was at age 15 in a De Havilland Rapide, a 1930s biplane. I was totally excited and it was a very interesting (hairy) flight as we would be crossing the Irish Sea and conditions were poor, very high winds.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Havilland_Dragon_Rapide

The first aircraft that I also jumped out if two years later was the same De Havilland Rapide.

[bob3160]

The only thing exciting about flying is the takeoff and the landing.
The rest of the flight is total boredom.
I guess jumping out of an aircraft would add some excitement to any flight.

[essexboy]

Well in my time flying I came to the conclusion that only a fool would jump out of a perfectly serviceable aircraft

[Pondus]

I guess jumping out of an aircraft would add some excitement to any flight.

I think i would feel exited if it was the pilot that jumped.   

[schmidthouse]

I guess jumping out of an aircraft would add some excitement to any flight.

I think i would feel exited if it was the pilot that jumped.   

If you jump don't forget your Helmet, it'll help if your parachute doesn't open .....lol 

[REDACTED]

Well in my time flying I came to the conclusion that only a fool would jump out of a perfectly serviceable aircraft

I agree completely. I have flown about 6 times in my life and the anxiety level was the same every time, very high. Every bit of turbulence and I'm gripping the seat arms. There is no way I can sleep and the takeoffs and landings are pure torture.

[schmidthouse]

Back in the day when I flew/travelled I found if I kept busy during a flight it helped.
Ordering drinks seemed to work.   

[DavidR]

Back in the day when I flew/travelled I found if I kept busy during a flight it helped.
Ordering drinks seemed to work.   

I did two very long haul flights to Hong Kong and you feel very drained at the end of it - lots of drinks in the first half of the flight, sleep on second half, then go straight out for the evening, meal and drinks and finally to bed. You wake up refreshed (well I did) and ready to start work (it wasn't a holiday).

I have flown to the USA twice and that isn't that bad for flight duration.

I also flew to Brazil and you first have to fly to France as there is no direct flight to Brazil from the UK (or there wasn't then). We flew on a Varig Airlines aircraft there was an interesting article in one of the in-flight magazines in the back of the seats - it was all about a Varig Airlines crash, with some gruesome pictures in the article. I guess they never checked the in-flight magazines