Wut.
I thought the airline staff wanted to fuck each other
Wut.
I thought the airline staff wanted to fuck each other
Does this sentence make sense?
They're saying that aviation professionals are obsessed with planes to the point of romantic infatuation, and would do anything to prevent them from crashing.
Yes they are married to the planes.
Oh man, today Lemmy learned that "living planes" and such is a thing. "Living Aircraft" has like 5500 tags on e621 dating back to 2009. Reddit used to have r/dragonsfuckingcars, too.
Sure a “friend”. They must go to a different school in Canada and that’s why we’ve never met them.
I mean it sounds absurd, but have you seen the size of the landing gear on some of these bigger planes? Like a good A380? Huge tires. I'd get inside her cockpit.
I'm dating a living plane otherkin. We're going to get married.
So yeah I'm a planefucker.
I don’t understand other comments’ confusion, this makes total sense to me.
It took me a couple tries but I got there. Some punctuation would have helped.
I'm getting confused by "those things". What things are we talking about? Are they talking about the plane, or something else.
My father used to be an airline pilot and I know airline pilots can be a bit obsessive but it's not about the plane as much as it's about all the procedures and regulations. They mostly swear at the planes. Cabin crew mostly see it as just a job, with some bonuses that you don't normally get. Crew don't get assigned to a particular plane, they move around quite a lot, so they don't really get attached to one aircraft in the way that sailors may get attached to their ship.
I think they're talking about the mechanics, viewing "those things" (the planes) as wives, the mechanics' autistic (<-complimentary) love transcending material and size, to reach around to lust.
Sounds about right, to be honest.
Crew don't get assigned to a particular plane, they move around quite a lot, so they don't really get attached to one aircraft in the way that sailors may get attached to their ship.
There might be a very good reason for that... regulations are often written in blood
Pilots used to be pretty insane. I'd generally describe modern pilots as more obsessed with the privilege to fly than the actual procedure itself
So one of us has had a brain aneurysm, because that's sentence makes absolutely no sense.
that's sentence
Might be you
Might be you
No period? I'm sorry, your argument is therefore invalid.
Might be maybeline
there is like mayyybe one missing comma
otherwise it's perfectly comprehensible
Wtf is this saying? Can someone translate to English for me?
"Everyone who works in aviation wants to fuck these things" these things = the planes, "wants to fuck" = is overly emotionally attached to the plane. "every plane that crashes is a wife who dies" = the technicians will dearly mourn the "death" of the plane, and don't want it to happen in the first place.
Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?
Less likely to die on a bus than a plane. Less likely to be injured on a plane than a bus.
...can we get some people who work in aviation to confirm or deny this allegation? I'm going to assume it's true till then and y'all kinda perverts.
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