Looks like some power lines off in the distance. Good choice with the building, and he could have said “I meant to do that” if he’d managed to land on the roof.
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Never thought flying cars was a good idea.
Just sayin’.
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Boy has a whole new attitude about altitude.
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A flying wheelchair is going to be much lighter.
11
How long did he wait for triple A
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Hmmmmm… that’s gotta be DFI Airport.
Dum Fuk Intenational
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I have a lot of compassion for the poor guy that quit recording to soon.
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“How long did he wait for triple A“
Shouldn’t that be AAAA?
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It’s not the fall that will kill you, it is the sudden stop.
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Of course you know it was flown (or attempted to fly) by Wile E Coyote built from a do it yourself kit supplied by the ACME Corporation.
JDH – Dood… just get a real airplane!
How ’bout Dude! Just get a real car!!
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JDHasty, since the guy attempting to fly the Pinto was a Pollock, does that make it make a Pollock joke? Maybe he should’ve used an AMC Gremlin instead.
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All that perfectly flat desert behind him and he decides to take off TOWARD the buildings.
Duh!
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WhoTF would put a building at the end of a runway?
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Miraculously he lived.
Crashes into a building 3 stories high, THEN falls off 3 story building upside down…still okay.
They call him Lucky.
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There are two people in the car – one driving and the other managing the parachute ropes. Neither were wearing helmets. And both survived?
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Nice camera work.
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Needs detachable stubby wings to get the little bit of extra elevation and control.
“Missed it by THAT much, Chief!”
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You gotta yell, Hold my beer!
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I have no idea who the pilot was but I’m sure his last name ends with “ski”
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Kind of reminds me of a story a friend told about when he was training to get his pilots license. He flew out of a small grass strip airport near Alamance, NC. The surrounding area is quite congested. Flying one day his instructor asked, if the engine quit where would you land?
Everywhere he looked was covered with buildings or a very busy interstate highway. He could see no place to make an emergency landing. After a long pause with no answer the instructor said, ‘See those two barns to the south? The one on the right is a new barn, the one on the left is an old barn. I’d pick the old barn on the left.’
That’s gonna leave a mark!
Looks like some power lines off in the distance. Good choice with the building, and he could have said “I meant to do that” if he’d managed to land on the roof.
Never thought flying cars was a good idea.
Just sayin’.
Boy has a whole new attitude about altitude.
A flying wheelchair is going to be much lighter.
How long did he wait for triple A
Hmmmmm… that’s gotta be DFI Airport.
Dum Fuk Intenational
I have a lot of compassion for the poor guy that quit recording to soon.
“How long did he wait for triple A“
Shouldn’t that be AAAA?
It’s not the fall that will kill you, it is the sudden stop.
Of course you know it was flown (or attempted to fly) by Wile E Coyote built from a do it yourself kit supplied by the ACME Corporation.
The Car Of The Future, Here Today!
The Flying Pinto That Killed Its Inventor
https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/31341/flying-pinto-killed-its-inventor
Looked good on paper I bet.
JDH – Dood… just get a real airplane!
How ’bout Dude! Just get a real car!!
JDHasty, since the guy attempting to fly the Pinto was a Pollock, does that make it make a Pollock joke? Maybe he should’ve used an AMC Gremlin instead.
All that perfectly flat desert behind him and he decides to take off TOWARD the buildings.
Duh!
WhoTF would put a building at the end of a runway?
Miraculously he lived.
Crashes into a building 3 stories high, THEN falls off 3 story building upside down…still okay.
They call him Lucky.
There are two people in the car – one driving and the other managing the parachute ropes. Neither were wearing helmets. And both survived?
Nice camera work.
Needs detachable stubby wings to get the little bit of extra elevation and control.
“Missed it by THAT much, Chief!”
You gotta yell, Hold my beer!
I have no idea who the pilot was but I’m sure his last name ends with “ski”
Kind of reminds me of a story a friend told about when he was training to get his pilots license. He flew out of a small grass strip airport near Alamance, NC. The surrounding area is quite congested. Flying one day his instructor asked, if the engine quit where would you land?
Everywhere he looked was covered with buildings or a very busy interstate highway. He could see no place to make an emergency landing. After a long pause with no answer the instructor said, ‘See those two barns to the south? The one on the right is a new barn, the one on the left is an old barn. I’d pick the old barn on the left.’