Pilot With Steel Balls - Printable Version

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Pilot With Steel Balls - Shooter - 26.09.2008

Sub Pilot with balls of steel required Smile

Regards

- Guest - 26.09.2008

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :!: :!: :!: :!: :!: :!: :!: :!:

About time you posted something again :!: Big Grin

:wink:

- Guest - 26.09.2008

That's a suicide you know... :lol:

Even if the month fee of a submarine sailor was 10000 per month,i will never go in the submarine fleet.
I've heard that the submarine sailor's death is not very pleasent (choking with water). :lol:

That's how i see it.

- IAF.116~Jagr - 26.09.2008

I would rather die dropping out of the air with flames shooting out of my plane than sail in a sub

- ={TTU}=Tomcat - 26.09.2008

Suicide? did somebody sad suicide job,were do i sighn? oh it's about a submarine? damn noone will know were i died =( well nvm what's the pay? XD

- RDDR - 26.09.2008

Shooter,
Stop leading me down the garden path :lol:
I never know where your going to show up next.

- Shooter - 26.09.2008

Hey chaps...which is the lesser of 2 evils, burning to death in warplane or drowning in a submarine? I know which one I'd rather die from if I were to choose & its not slowly burning death Smile

@RDDR..heh...I get about me y'know, like an annoying flea, but bigger Smile

Regards

- RAF_Brut - 26.09.2008

Bloody hell shooter :|
that's amazing, i wanna see more of ya work it always stuns me Big Grin

- RAF_Magpie - 26.09.2008

Shooter Wrote:Hey chaps...which is the lesser of 2 evils, burning to death in warplane or drowning in a submarine? I know which one I'd rather die from if I were to choose & its not slowly burning death

@RDDR..heh...I get about me y'know, like an annoying flea, but bigger

Regards

Yeah but, with the burning warplane, you get a better view :mrgreen:

- Guest - 26.09.2008

Shooter Wrote:Hey chaps...which is the lesser of 2 evils, burning to death in warplane or drowning in a submarine? I know which one I'd rather die from if I were to choose & its not slowly burning death

@RDDR..heh...I get about me y'know, like an annoying flea, but bigger

Regards

Ooo,it's very very scarrier to be trapped into a sinking submarine,and because the submarine is sinking deeper and deeper,you can here all that ennoying sound of the stressing metal,because of the pressure...Ooo and it's dark and cold too,so i would like the temperature arround me to be hot instead of freezing cold salt water. :lol:

Ou,btw if you're trapped into a burning plane,you can end up pretty fast,without the slow burning flesh...Just go into a step dive and you'll find yourself crushed on the ground faster then a blink of the eye,your brain won't even feel the pain,because by the start of the crash and the end of the crash,there will be no brain=no pain. It's so simple :mrgreen: .

- {HVY}A10inbound - 27.09.2008

People don't realize that drowning is actually very peaceful. Now I've never drowned before I'll admit that; but people who I personally know have had near death experiences in water and say they were at the point were they realized they were dead and felt nothing. The brain was releasing endorphines and all other kinds of chemicals so they were in a state of euphoria....and then they got saved at the very last second. Drowning would be a much more peaceful death after the whole realization of death is let go.

- Guest - 27.09.2008

Well,all i know is that nobody who have drowned or was burned to death,came back on this world to say his experience in the dieing. :lol:

- stansdds - 27.09.2008

There are far more submarines stuck to the bottoms of the oceans than there are airplanes stuck in the skies. 8)

- Guest - 27.09.2008

Yeh,so true :mrgreen: .

Some 15000+ german submarine sailors never made it back to home,they're somewhere on they're sunken submarines in the North Atlantic...
On the german subrarines there was avarage count of the ~40 sailors on a submarine...calculate how many were sunked,but actually the allied ships that got sunked in the North Atlantic was with count,4x times bigger then the german submarine losses,the same goes for the personnel...
Drowning,and drowning in cold water is not pleasent for me as i said many times already :mrgreen:

No calculate all the submarine and ship losses of Russia,USA,Japan,UK and every other country that have Navy Fleet;Tourist Fleet;Commersial/Freight Fleet...
So many ship/submarines are stuck on the bottom,so so true! :lol:

- Shooter - 27.09.2008

There are far more aircraft at the bottom of oceans than submarines, dont see too many submarines stuck in the sky either Smile