All I can say is, "WOW!!!" Thank you goodgirl
 

That was so much fun.

Now, to get my stomach back, and drive back to LA.

She got you a tranny?

got pictures of your adventure.

you drove a couple 100 miles to have lunch (which you probably paid for) with a chick you will never have, if you're lucky she takes a pic with you.

Or what's the reason for this thread?

Uhmm.. she's been his biz partner for years.

goodgirl really is a a good girl.

Just got done with an hour of stunt flying. It was a gift from her. I got to pilot the plane this time, and it was fucking amazing.

The plane was not set up with cameras, unfortunately. I got a couple pics of before and after, but nothing from up in the air . . was too busy to take pics myself.

Too busy playing with your stick to take pictures...

Sounds like a problem that occurs in this industry from time to time.

:)

You are welcome. I hope you got your stomach back :) Was the drive worth it?

man i bet that was a blast. wow!! :)

I think I saw you flying by...

http://www.packitup.org/krisflight3.jpg

You'll be eating solid food again in no time...

http://www.bonistalli.it/images/bluto.jpg

ADG

The Return Of O'rly Owl ?

ho snap :1orglaugh

Stomach took about an hour to get back where it should be, and as far as the drive . . . I have driven 700 miles for less pleasurable experiences, so no question about it.

Few pics

http://juliablue.com/stunt1.jpg


http://juliablue.com/stunt2.jpg


http://juliablue.com/stunt3.jpg



http://juliablue.com/stunt4.jpg

Old man passive bragathon?

crazy... something ive kinda wanted to do one time or another in my time...

do you have to have some sort of past flying history or license to do this?

No experience required.

The amazing thing about flying small planes like that, is that they are actually really slow (my first time I had doubts that it could get/remain airborne), and they shake like hell (plus there is not much space inside, so if you are claustrophobic, fuggetaboutit).

It's basically like driving an old truck...but in the air instead of on a bumpy dirt road. Still, it's quite a rush...

ADG

Well done my friend :thumbsup glad you enjoyed it.


ps: Good Girl, that's not the way to get rid of a biz partner :winkwink: Just kidding babe, hell of a gift.

That much of been a great time, but flying scares the living crap out of me. everytime i have to go somewhere, i need to take something to calm me down or ill freak out the entire way

however, i do want to learn how to fly, i think that will ease my nerves.

The only time it was rough was when we would do maneuvers that placed the plane in its own wake.

It was fun to do on purpose.

No, it's really easy to control a small plane, few mins basics while flying, "demo" and you are done, of course, that's just flying, not talking about not so easy.

Once you figure out the peddle and stick combinations it is pretty easy to keep it level, it is the dives, spins, rolls, loops, hammerheads, etc that take a little more concentration.

I have to admit, my body feels like I actually did some work yesterday . . . other than the 700 miles of driving.

you are still alive!

No worse for the wear and tear

Wow that must have been amazing.

I didn't think it was....my dad seem to think I was trying to get rid of him, death by stunt plane?? But my dad would never get on a plane....something about liking his feet on the ground....

Did a little of that kind of flying when I was a kid. 19 actually. Not a lot. but I had a friend that was licensed. and we would fly all the time. I have about 800 hours right seat.

congrats baddog, must have been awesome

This two seater was front and rear, with me in the front. As you can see, the plane was quite small, so it really made it intense when spinning towards the ground.

I really wish it was set up with cameras, I would love to show how nuts it was at times.