Don't tell me nobody ever thought of this one!

Awang se

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Well, in all our excitement talking about parachute, do we ever thought about the event prior to chute deployment, like, EJECTING. I guess this event will see many fatalities.
 

Winter

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Awang se said:
Well, in all our excitement talking about parachute, do we ever thought about the event prior to chute deployment, like, EJECTING. I guess this event will see many fatalities.
What?...You mean like all the plane's passengers leaping out one by one (Geronimo) and ending up in the jet engine?

Out of the frying pan and into the fire.

Regardless of everything, would it actually be feasible to chute out at 35,000 feet?

:frosty
 

gf0012-aust

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oxygen supply and a lack of warm air could dampen the enthusiasm for doing a 35k jump.

put it this way, they could all be entitled to honorary parachute jump wings.

all those completing a successful HAHO could start new jobs in the special forces. :)

if they open lower, then they could be HALO certified. ;)
 

Winter

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gf0012 said:
oxygen supply and a lack of warm air could dampen the enthusiasm for doing a 35k jump.

put it this way, they could all be entitled to honorary parachute jump wings.

all those completing a successful HAHO could start new jobs in the special forces. :)

if they open lower, then they could be HALO certified. ;)
:frosty

Any lower, and you can be DOA-certified...heh heh... *throws head back and guffaws

How inconsiderate of me.

I'm getting more and more irresponsible each day. Damn.
 

elkaboingo

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gf0012 said:
oxygen supply and a lack of warm air could dampen the enthusiasm for doing a 35k jump.

put it this way, they could all be entitled to honorary parachute jump wings.

all those completing a successful HAHO could start new jobs in the special forces. :)

if they open lower, then they could be HALO certified. ;)
since civilians dont have any experincen in jumping i think it will end out a HANO (high alt no-opening :D ) jump.
 

Black Mamba

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ummm do they really have floatable thingies under the seats?
of what practical use r they?
i mean, if a plane blows up or nething or is abt to crash (not over water), then u don't need floatation devices under the seats do u?

and since jumping out of an aircraft at 35000 feet is a very very 'scary' thing to do, i think it would b a HANG jump (high altitude no-jump)
;)
 

umair

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Wait! Better still why not issue every body with jetpacks! :D
Or better stop flying alltogether :smokingc:
 

Black Mamba

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ok.....ok...so it's better the way it is right now...!!!
atleast it's some form of population control!!
hehe
 

Awang se

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So commercial airliner passengers and crews can do nothing except wait in their seat, don the mask and pray that the aircraft don't disintergrated once they touch the gound.
 

general

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gf0012 said:
Awang se said:
I did mention a word inflatable right? maknanya kita boleh lipat, jadi gulungan kecil. lagi pun benda ni buat dari getah atau plastik. lepas tu dalamnya diisi dengan angin, dia mengembang jadi le bentuk sfera.
ok, whats this in english? ;)
hang orang mana?lawak tol hahahha apsal tak bawak tayar kereta je?
 
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