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.........dogs are taught the languages of the world using AI, and taught how to develop personalities, but the one thing TCTO hadn't got around to was teaching them to observe basic health precautions when deciding what to eat.

 

Over several days around Vijayawada Toto was known as the "Flying Dog", seeminglu rocket powered and leaving a yellow trail arc through the air, but there were thousands of complaints at his take off points and track about a foul odour and .............

 

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..... his damaged, twisted personality after undergoing the TCTO training by the CTO, the great man himself, which meant that poor Toto was .....

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11 minutes ago, Captain said:

..... his damaged, twisted personality after undergoing the TCTO training by the CTO, the great man himself, which meant that poor Toto was .....

 

11 minutes ago, Captain said:

..... his damaged, twisted personality after undergoing the TCTO training by the CTO, the great man himself, which meant that poor Toto was .....

.... taught “ the Turbine Boost” which spread the yellow trail even further.

There was an active Rec Flying cell in the big “V” as the locals called it.

Punjab Nehru had a Drifter with a Mahindra engine, a vast improvement on the Bluehead which.......

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..........the six cylinder being called Sexy.

As Punjab explained "There were people all over India and in Delhi tooo squeezing their Blackheads to get more power but they couldn't squeeze that last bit out.

Tata rushed in with a clone introduced by the great Mr Tata himself flying a Drifter but he finished in a ditch with his ankles around his head when his engine got the quiets and ............

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7 hours ago, turboplanner said:

but he finished in a ditch with his ankles around his head when his engine got the quiets and ............

..... that position gave Mrs Tata an idea, as it had been a while, so she assumed the .....

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..... that position gave Mrs Tata an idea, as it had been a while, so she assumed the .....

........position and called,clear.......

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.....the soup froze before you could get it to your mouth, straight from the stove! Cold!? You've never seen cold like it! It was so cold, we had to light fires under the barrels of the guns, and even then, there was still a chance the remnant ice would block the barrel!!

And as for flying! - we had to light fires under the engines to try and start them, and use the fire axes to chop the ice off the wings! - and even then, you'd still.........

 

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.... need to light a fire under the initial fire, in order to .....

..... and given that it has been 2 hours since my last post, it would need another fire to be lit under the 2nd fire in order to warm up that frozen fire, to warm up the 1st fire again.

 

Below is a photo of the 2nd fire, just before it froze and was about to extinguish.

 

It was certainly bitterly cold as described in Onesie's post, but not as bad as in '73, when six fires needed to be lit in order to keep fire # 1 alite and stop the flames from freezing. We think that this was the record "FIRE STACK".

 

This is, of course, an area where bull has considerable experience, being from Tasmania and all, so he suggested .....

 

FIRE # 2 ABOUT TO SNUFF IT

 Frozen fire | Carlos Larios | Flickr

 

WHAT THE FLAMES LOOK LIKE AFTER THEY FREEZE.

THEY ARE SHARP TOO, SO ALWAYS BE VERY CAREFUL.

Frozen fire by itso on DeviantArt

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..... and given that it has been 2 hours since my last post, it would need another fire to be lit under the 2nd fire in order to warm up that frozen fire, to warm up the 1st fire again.

 

Below is a photo of the 2nd fire, just before it froze and was about to extinguish.

 

It was certainly bitterly cold as described in Onesie's post, but not as bad as in '73, when six fires needed to be lit in order to keep fire # 1 alite and stop the flames from freezing. We think that this was the record "FIRE STACK".

 

This is, of course, an area where bull has considerable experience, being from Tasmania and all, so he suggested .....

 

FIRE # 2 ABOUT TO SNUFF IT

 Frozen fire | Carlos Larios | Flickr

 

WHAT THE FLAMES LOOK LIKE AFTER THEY FREEZE.

THEY ARE SHARP TOO, SO ALWAYS BE VERY CAREFUL.

Frozen fire by itso on DeviantArt

........not diving into the swimming ppol on a cold night, and not putting your hand in a frozen fire to pull out a snag.

On another night on the Khyber Pass when Cappy and Turbo had six nesting fires going, an icy wind blew down the valley and one of the flames froze just as Turbo bent down to get the last goat rib and he was cut on the ..............................

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..... bias, so his skin didn't stretch too much  but his usual biasses did start to show through, like his terrible .....

 

Cappy remembers his time with Turbo, up the Khyber, with great fondness, because this is where their lifelong friendship was forged, as they watched each other's back (NTTIAWWT). Plus Turbo is very warm, not so much in personality, but in body heat and therefore he is a useful cuddle (NTTIAWWTE) on a cold wet night when the natives are restless, the bullets are flying (avref) and there is no alternative. 

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....disease, the Blotch, which Turbo would prefer not to talk about. It's so bad the treatment is a monthly bath of sulphuric acid, but they give you a free cup of tea afterwards.

After noticing that, as we can see in Cappy's photo above, there were quite large gaps in the frozen flames, Turbo decided he could fit a Thruster through them, so he borrowed on and made several successful transitions, then started to weave in and out, but he hadn't noticed the sun coming up and before he could stop himself he ...........................

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2 hours ago, turboplanner said:

....disease, the Blotch, which Turbo would prefer not to talk about.

Confidential Comment...... Turbo has affectionately been known, behind his back of course, as "The Blotch" by 1Root, bull, the CT, Crappy and by Planey, ever since he joined Wreck Flying back last century. 

 

The 1st blotches appeared after Turdy had a night on the town in Jamrud and Tubb has been unable to shake it off ..... although he did confide once to Cappy that that night had been worth it.

 

(Cappy, ever the entrepreneur had even proposed The Blotch as a new character in the next Batman movie)

 

This is but one reason why the fighting soldiery know the area as the Khyber Puss (Erky Perky I know).

 

Turbo's shocking appearance is also the reason why 1Root has only ever had that one, for fear of catching something similar. 

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........when he went through inverted then pulled into a dutch roll, all the while staying clear of the flames which...........................

..... certainly raised his profile to that akin to Douglas Bader ............... but with legs and blotches.

 

CASA & the NTSB approached Turbo for him to promote them to also raise their profile, which is akin to using a VC to sell war bonds, but Turdboy .....

 

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.........was far too modest and politely declined,  suggesting instead that they should choose Cappy.

"First there was the ongoing mystery of who landed the Cherokee on Uluru" he said "- Captain Cook."

"Then there was the mystery of the Beechcraft Baron that barrel rolled around the low sections of the Golden Gate Bridge all the way across the Bay": he continued " -Captain Cook."

"Then the mystery of who flew the Beech Baron upside down under the Sydney Harbour Bridge" he said "- Captain Cook".

"Then the case of the mystery around the paint bombing of the Opera House" he continued "-Captain Cook."

"Then the strange case of spraying Agent Orange all the way up the Appalaccian Trail" he explained "He's not an environmentalist".

Both CASA and NTSB were full of people who'd never taken a risk in their lives extending to not handling money in case they got "germs", and they were both full of environmentalists with the goal, before going to the Great Ramp Check in the Sky, of walking the Appalachian Trail with its magnificent butterflies and bees.

A Joint Allies delegation of forty people descended on Kapooka and made Cappy an offer he couldn't refuse, and soon he was putting on makeup, cleaning his wig, and, dressed like Sully he was pontificating to pilots on "Doing The Right Thing" but ..............................

 

 

 

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Part of the Appalachian Trail denuded by the four passes of Cappy.

 

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8 hours ago, turboplanner said:

.........was far too modest and politely declined,  suggesting instead that they should choose Cappy.

"First there was the ongoing mystery of who landed the Cherokee on Uluru" he said "- Captain Cook."

"Then there was the mystery of the Beechcraft Baron that barrel rolled around the low sections of the Golden Gate Bridge all the way across the Bay": he continued " -Captain Cook."

"Then the mystery of who flew the Beech Baron upside down under the Sydney Harbour Bridge" he said "- Captain Cook".

"Then the case of the mystery around the paint bombing of the Opera House" he continued "-Captain Cook."

"Then the strange case of spraying Agent Orange all the way up the Appalaccian Trail" he explained "He's not an environmentalist".

Both CASA and NTSB were full of people who'd never taken a risk in their lives extending to not handling money in case they got "germs", and they were both full of environmentalists with the goal, before going to the Great Ramp Check in the Sky, of walking the Appalachian Trail with its magnificent butterflies and bees.

A Joint Allies delegation of forty people descended on Kapooka and made Cappy an offer he couldn't refuse, and soon he was putting on makeup, cleaning his wig, and, dressed like Sully he was pontificating to pilots on "Doing The Right Thing" but ..............................

 

 

 

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Part of the Appalachian Trail denuded by the four passes of Cappy.

 

................ promptly forgot why he was there [old farts disease][avref].........now the leader of the group  approached Cappy and asked...............

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................ promptly forgot why he was there [old farts disease][avref].........now the leader of the group  approached Cappy and asked...............

..... "What is your name old fella?"

 

Cappy took offense and responded aggressively "Don't you, you, you, condescend to me you young wipper snipper. I always know my name. ......... It is H B to me. H B to me, H B dear Cappy ....

 It either Cappy or Crappy, so take your pick."

 

But the group leader also had a dose of early onset OFD and he (or she) .....

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....wasn't the sharpest tool in the drawer as well.  Cappy had just been foxing and had managed to fool everyone in the room.  His crew (a group of local volunteers including Ahlox) had rolled out a Ferarri red Beechcraft Staggerwing. Turbo, who had been invited along to watch Cappy retraining these people had been there on the day when Cappy had taken him to a Griffith Chicken growers property to pick it up. It was a skeleton covered by chicken droppings. Cappy had exploded because it had been advertised as "needs a wash and she'll be right to fly" but a few years of loving work by Cappy had it performing to the standard Walter Beech had set, and Cappy now jumped in and threaded it in and out of the 50 foot pine trees along the boundary and parked it in the hangar at the end of the landing roll.

The combined CASA and NTSB operatives broke out into a chatter and one yank yelled out "That flying was goddamned RECKLESS; that's not doing the right thing!"   

"What flying?" said Cappy and in measured and precise tones taught them what getting evidence entailed.

No one ever questioned him again, and he went on to instill .......................

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