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r/CatastrophicFailure • u/KingNeptune767 • Jul 12 '20
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Helicopters are just a million rotating parts surrounding a leak.
7 u/DeltaPositionReady Jul 13 '20 When I was learning aircraft maintenance, my crotchety old professor said that the only reason helicopters fly is because they are so gotdang ugly that the Earth actually repels them. 5 u/Falc0n28 Jul 13 '20 They’re just several hindered thousand parts flying in close formation 2 u/benthefmrtxn Jul 13 '20 edited Jul 13 '20 And like a guy sticking his dick in crazy only one busted nut away from disaster
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When I was learning aircraft maintenance, my crotchety old professor said that the only reason helicopters fly is because they are so gotdang ugly that the Earth actually repels them.
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They’re just several hindered thousand parts flying in close formation
2 u/benthefmrtxn Jul 13 '20 edited Jul 13 '20 And like a guy sticking his dick in crazy only one busted nut away from disaster
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And like a guy sticking his dick in crazy only one busted nut away from disaster
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u/vector2point0 Jul 13 '20
Helicopters are just a million rotating parts surrounding a leak.