the lines are a little to up and down for me to think a planes prop did that damage. it seems like they would be diagonal (like the side of a screw) if a plane went by and chopped up the side of a little plane with it's propeller. furthermore, the primary plane would have to loose a wing (at the engine) in order to get the SIDE of the little aircraft - otherwise it'd be on the top.
the speed boat with a pole in it is great.. just great.
ReplyDeleteand whats with the plane that went through the bread slicer? any story on that one? it must have been sitting too close to a chopper or something
one quick may or may not be true possibility on the sandpiper
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the lines are a little to up and down for me to think a planes prop did that damage. it seems like they would be diagonal (like the side of a screw) if a plane went by and chopped up the side of a little plane with it's propeller.
ReplyDeletefurthermore, the primary plane would have to loose a wing (at the engine) in order to get the SIDE of the little aircraft - otherwise it'd be on the top.
maybe this austrailian government publication will convince you. (page 4)
ReplyDeleteair screw? I thought thats what the mile high club was.
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