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Jack Bauer can wipe this guy's nose! - Serpiko - 24.04.2012
Check this story out...
http://roen911.deviantart.com/gallery/? ... 6#/d37w1ms
[EDIT:] After a little research, this man appear to be Keith Caldwell, RFC ace and later RNZAF Officer. Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keith_Caldwell
Re: Jack Bauer can wipe this guy's nose! - cammoammo - 27.04.2012
And Matt Lour can blow it!
Re: Jack Bauer can wipe this guy's nose! - Fireskull - 30.04.2012
Hi, Serpiko and cammoammo
Perhaps you guys did not know this: Our website here is for people of all ages. We want kids and their parents to feel comfortable with what they read.
I hope that you take a sense of humor to the changes which I made in your posts with the two words that I changed, okay?
:wink:
Fireskull
Re: Jack Bauer can wipe this guy's nose! - Serpiko - 30.04.2012
Totally understand and apologise :oops:
Nevertheless, do you know more about the reported episode?
Re: Jack Bauer can wipe this guy's nose! - Fireskull - 30.04.2012
No, I do not know, but it seems possible because the aircraft was so light in those days and easily influenced by things such as balance.
It was fun to read. I like crazy innovating and thinking quick like that.
Fireskull
Re: Jack Bauer can wipe this guy's nose! - Serpiko - 01.05.2012
Some cross-reference found, first post edited.
As a matter of fact, most pionieristic wanna-be-flying machines (I.E. Otto Lilienthal's gliders) were SUPPOSED to be controlled only by movements of pilot's weight, just as modern hang gliders do.
But, honestly, if I saw such a scene in a movie, i'd think "Bah! Hollywood fantasies!" at best. If just half of what reported is real, that's totally amazing anyway! 8)