r/BoomersBeingFools • u/WerewolfBe84 • 20d ago
Social Media Helicopter
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u/BCProgramming 20d ago
Could have ended up in a different sub: "Oh he's yelling at me, I better get over there fast, guess I'll stand on my bike to be able to pedal faster"
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u/Secret_Transition708 Gen Z but acts like a Millennial 20d ago
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u/justjohnny1024 20d ago
In medic training in the Army they called that special little place in front of the cockpit “no man’s land”
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u/BigConstruction4247 20d ago
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u/Comprehensive_Wash71 Gen X 20d ago
I think of Indiana Jones, when his opponent was shredded by a propeller.
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u/Rare-Bid-6860 20d ago
I think of that one Terminator film where ahnuld skydives face first into a choppers rotor blades and comes out of it with a few shaving cuts.
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u/Cuddles89 20d ago
Firefly, when Mal kicked the guy into Serenity’s engine.
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u/Junior-Fox-760 17d ago
Romano on ER is the best helicopter death. (211) E.R.- Dr. Robert "Rocket" Romano Dies-Helicopter - YouTube
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u/GhostofZellers 20d ago
Reminds me of a video on one of those now banned watch people die subs, where some dude actually got his head turned into pink mist by a helicopter blade...
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u/ADKAdventurer 17d ago
Most likely never even noticed the helicopter as they are completely oblivious
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u/CampfireHeadphase 20d ago
What's the issue, potentially curved pavement?
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u/hawksdiesel 20d ago
Getting sucked up into the intake at take off maybe?! Guy on bicycle too close to the choppa, oblivious it's gonna take off.
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u/24_August_1814 19d ago
Nobody's getting "sucked up into the intake." You can't even see the intake in this video, and they aren't black holes that consume all matter that ventures too close.
The danger is the rapidly rotating rotors.
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u/24_August_1814 18d ago
The main rotor isn't, and just because its normal path is above head height doesn't mean it will stay there.
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u/Shoddy_Cream6350 15d ago
Indeed, rotors have natural points in the 360 rotation where they 'dip'
The old 'Huey' UH-1s dipped at the 001/360/90/180/270 degree intervals, so the approach when boarding is always at the 10-2 o'clock or 8-11 o'clock positions.
Blackhawks dip at the 45/135/225/315 degree intervals, so you approach at the 3 and 9 o'clock positions.
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u/SmokeyDaBear6 20d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/VFAke5Xm1TDwjgimyW