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06-07-2005, 08:56 PM #1MembersZone Subscriber
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Found: Body Part
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06-07-2005, 09:33 PM #2Forum Member
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Um.......Yuck.
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Was the Wendy's finger lady on that flight? 
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Maybe it was the guy who lost his finger. (looking to make a few extra bucks)
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the pilot must have got hungry and stopped at a wendy's fly-thru. As a result wendy's have posted a memo warning staff not to spill the chilli at their fly-thru windows
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Unfortunately, this has happened in the past. Someone tries to stow away on the aircraft by hiding in the landing gear wheel well. The problem is, the gear fits tightly into it's space to save weight and improve aerodynamics, and anyone who stows away there gets crushed to death by the tremendous hydraulic pressure required to pull the landing gear out of the aircraft's slipstream. If they survive that, they have to put up with temperatures that are well below zero as well as oxygen deficient atmospheres. Pilots flying above 12,000 feet are required to be on O2 at all times during the flight, even though the cockpit and cabin area are pressurized.
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Talk about "droping in to lend a hand"
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lmao can you imagine a nice summer day in the back yard having a BBQ and then BAAAAM a leg falls from the sky !! lol that would suck in a disgustingly funny way lol and then someone leans over and asks for the A1.
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