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probably same reason you don't need to duck when a fighter plane goes overhead
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6M-lXM1D8ZI |
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doubleagent 24 Nov 04:35 0000001 to 1.So you mean even money? 0.00000001/1 |
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When someone (nearly always a woman) arrives late at a play/comedy show/meeting and they have to get to their seat they do that little half-run on the tiptoes as if that will make them invisible.
Silly cows. |
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KAMAKAZE PILOTS WEARING HELMETS
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standing in the aisle of a train carriage for about 10 mins as it very slowly pulls into the station
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Turn car radio off when you are lost.
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hey i do that! i cant think when its on!
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Different kinds of helicopters will have blades rotating at different heights above the ground. The rotating blades of a helicopter are not necessarily at the same height all the way round the circle in which they rotate, the forward part of the circle is often much lower. Further, they can quickly dip several feet when at slow speed.
Whether or not you duck depends on how sure you are of the distance between the top of your head and the lowest possible point of those blades. And how much you enjoy a faceful of downdraught. |
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Punterfleecer I think you got your decimal point in the wrong place!
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