9 thoughts on “Child’s Chunder Cavalcade Covers Carousel Customers Clothing”
To quote British comedian Mike Harding – " Our mam said our Billy had a weak stomach, our Billy said he weren't throwing it as far as he could".
Years ago, in a group of students, I can remember discussing the physics of vomiting on a loop roller coaster. I don't think this type of ride existed at time.
In Hawaii on bidness some years back, my government client and I went out to Ka'Ena Point to visit Dillingham Army Airfield, an essential element of our national defense infrastructure, and found that during the week it was used by concessionaires to provide glider rides and skydiving.
So of course in the interest of conducting our research we each went up, towed aloft in an oversize toothpaste tube by a Cessna 152 or some such. After the release my pilot said, "Let's fly upside down for a while," and flipped the thing over so that it felt as though you were going to fall through the Plexiglas canopy. Of course you were harnessed in and sitting on your 'chute, but that didn't keep me from death-gripping the armrests. Then we did hammerheads, slow rolls and various other aerobatic maneuvers of increasing stomach-churning power until I finally had to beg for mercy during the "Lazy Eight," as I think it was called.
But I didn't decorate the canopy….Your tax $$$ at work!
To quote British comedian Mike Harding – " Our mam said our Billy had a weak stomach, our Billy said he weren't throwing it as far as he could".
Years ago, in a group of students, I can remember discussing the physics of vomiting on a loop roller coaster. I don't think this type of ride existed at time.
Plus he got that cool sepia look too.
Fucking hipster instagrammers.
Holy Guacamole, that brings back memories. It seems only yesterday I was using an 85B, IYKWIMAITYD.
If I ever find myself in a room alone with Donnie Pop-a-Tic-Tac Drumpf, you can bet I'm preemptively striking first, with pointy toes.
That's a beautiful thing.
In Hawaii on bidness some years back, my government client and I went out to Ka'Ena Point to visit Dillingham Army Airfield, an essential element of our national defense infrastructure, and found that during the week it was used by concessionaires to provide glider rides and skydiving.
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So of course in the interest of conducting our research we each went up, towed aloft in an oversize toothpaste tube by a Cessna 152 or some such. After the release my pilot said, "Let's fly upside down for a while," and flipped the thing over so that it felt as though you were going to fall through the Plexiglas canopy. Of course you were harnessed in and sitting on your 'chute, but that didn't keep me from death-gripping the armrests. Then we did hammerheads, slow rolls and various other aerobatic maneuvers of increasing stomach-churning power until I finally had to beg for mercy during the "Lazy Eight," as I think it was called.
But I didn't decorate the canopy….Your tax $$$ at work!
^^*That*^^ right there is my absolute worst nightmare.
I'll take selection "e" with a mid-season draft option to review free agents "f," "g," "h" and "i" at a later date.