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Lcfc plane tracking topic

By ramboacdc, in Leicester City Forum

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Jimbo

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I'd definitely be flying all round Europe for a laugh today.

 

It'd be good if it was.

 

"Right lads, let's pick up tapas in Barcelona for lunch, then we'll fly over France and head towards Moscow, before turning round, head back to France, land in Bordeaux pick up a nice bottle of red for the missus. Then I suppose we had better get to Selhurst park pick that Dwight Gayle up before 11 tonight!" 

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MC Prussian

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It'd be good if it was.

 

"Right lads, let's pick up tapas in Barcelona for lunch, then we'll fly over France and head towards Moscow, before turning round, head back to France, land in Bordeaux pick up a nice bottle of red for the missus. Then I suppose we had better get to Selhurst park pick that Dwight Gayle up before 11 tonight!" 

More like:

 

"Alright, chaps: Liam's tracking us again. Let's put on one heck of a show for the lad!"

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Guest Mee-9

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Is it just me, but isn't it slightly creepy to be checking up every 30 minutes where a helicopter is going?

You wouldn't have thought it was would you? 

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Is it just me, but isn't it slightly creepy to be checking up every 30 minutes where a helicopter is going?

Well consider that you are in Fox E Stalk, I'd say it is normal on here. Edited by FireFox
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Aren’t Helicopters Very Fragile – Unable to Cope With Strong Winds?

Despite the fact that two-seater helicopters like the Robinson R22 look fragile, they aren’t. These aircraft cope very well with high wind conditions if the pilot is skilled enough to handle them. And in many ways helicopters are easier to fly in strong winds than small aeroplanes – you don’t need to land them into the wind, and you aren’t flung around the sky in an uncomfortable manner.

 

http://www.decodedscience.org/mistaken-ideas-concerning-helicopters/26228

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