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HAHAHAHA that's awesome...hollllyyyy oh my goddd ok ok repeat the las OH MYYYY GODDDDD...

seriously? a roller coaster? comeonnnnn
 
Uhh, that kid looked like the type who would know more about Briyney Spears than Baseball...he may not have done any better at 1G/0 AGL/0 KIAS
 
ocs first week it all goes as plan, it will shut off and I can run on pure instinct.
 
I just keep going back to the Projo thing where they have to tie their shoes while they turn on and off the lights, have marines screaming at you, and have a band playing...
I imagine the roller coaster was like that to his brain.
 
Bonko said:
I just keep going back to the Projo thing where they have to tie their shoes while they turn on and off the lights, have marines screaming at you, and have a band playing...
I imagine the roller coaster was like that to his brain.
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Come to think of it, this guy in the video reminded me of how I sounded during RLP. :D
 
midn09 said:
^Just you. I don't think the average 10 yr old would find a roller coaster THAT intense.
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Yes but the average 10 year old hasn't been a pilot for at least a couple years. My point was that going to six flags after flying a couple hundred hours was kinda disappointing. Takes the fun out of the rides. I don't know. Maybe it's just me.
 
probably depends on what and how you fly. I am sure after acrobatics yea they would be fairly mild, but straight and level is like driving a car... just really high up.
 
IMHO there are roller coasters out there that are more intense than any aerobatic flying I have done
 
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