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Editado por Tri1k:
9/15/2018 7:22:05 PM
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Do you guys like some turbulence
Do you guys like a little bit of turbulence when in your flight? I kinda do because it’s pretty fun imo and it just makes you feel all the adrenaline rush through your body
The picture above is the sunset 6000 feet above Maui
https://imgur.com/gallery/FIWPmMc
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3 RespuestasNo. One of the first times I went flying we had terrible turbulence, so the plane had to make multiple attempts to land. It felt like tower of terror on steroids and I nearly lost my lunch.
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1 RespuestaNo tf who likes that
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3 Respuestas
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1 RespuestaNot when I’m trying to -blam!-IN NAP
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6 RespuestasI love flying in turbulence, always fun in a small plane by yourself
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3 RespuestasWhile flying to Atlanta one time, the plane was above all the clouds, and I had a perfect view of the night sky.
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1 Respuesta6000 miles. im liking that cruising altitude.
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1 Respuestaif i see a nervous passenger, I like to help them with their freak out by freaking out with them... I love to fly, I love turbulence, I am seriously bored if it is a smooth flight... but I love roller coasters as well... [spoiler]no spoilers [/spoiler]
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2 RespuestasI don’t, seeing as I’m terrified of being in a plane and heights in general
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1 Respuesta"The picture above" [b][i][u]meanwhile at the bottom of the post[/u][/i][/b]
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1 RespuestaMeh. If the plane drops it can get pretty exciting (and scary), but general turbulence is kind of a nuisance because you need to stay in your seat and once the seatbelt light goes off there's a line for the barhroom.
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4 Respuestas*6000 feet. 6000 miles would put you in space.
