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Old 29th January 2003 | 21:55
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The United Kingdoms bid for the Olympics

Sections of our community, want this to take place on Great Britain.
Now as far as I'm concerned; they can only have my tax cash if -
The world helicopter championships are selected as an Olympic event.

So we need to develop particular styles, and points mean prizes.This is seriously unserious
Forced landings----Roofs-----water-----land
Coralling people by helicopter.
Get all those in favour of fox hunting. Put them in a valley, plenty of room for stadium seating. Arm the co pilot with a paint ball gun, the team with the most same coloured splattered targets win the gold. More points for direct hits on red jackets!
Should we allow the Australians to participate: I have seen what they can do cattle mustering, with an R22 in and out of the avoid curve?

Let your imagination run.
Think and create a giggle

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Old 29th January 2003 | 22:03
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You'll need some track and field events...

Tossing the Robinson?
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Old 29th January 2003 | 22:25
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Helicopter high jump
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Old 29th January 2003 | 22:40
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Sure you COULD toss a robinson, but wouldn't it be more fun to watch which pilot got his passenger to blow chunks/ **** pants, first? Xtra points if you manage it while still on the ground
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Old 30th January 2003 | 00:00
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A 10km pursuit round a standard running track would be good spectator sport- especially if you caught up...

Sort of Rotor Rollerball
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Old 30th January 2003 | 02:27
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Fitting through the narrowest gap-attitude left to pilot discretion.
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Old 30th January 2003 | 05:26
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Helicopter limbo ?

Fastest post-ditching evacuation ( a la Q ) ?
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Old 30th January 2003 | 08:42
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Quidditch in helicopters!
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Old 30th January 2003 | 09:02
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Another one. Helicopter tag. Needs a reasonably wooded area with lots of gaps / breaks. No flight with rotorhead above treetop level, and best played in summer when there's foliage to block the view.
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Old 30th January 2003 | 11:39
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Disc-Cus Throwing !

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Old 30th January 2003 | 12:47
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Weight lifting?
you can classes from a featherweight upwards
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Old 31st January 2003 | 00:56
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Tug o' war. Tie two helos together, lift into the hover simultaneously and drift backwards...

oops sorry, the aussies have tried this already


Long distance gliding. Each competitor flies to a 10,000ft hover, then switches the donk(s) off. Whoever glides the furthest, wins.
[in auto...before you ask ].
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Old 31st January 2003 | 23:45
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How about Flying Gardening, what.
Points awarded for trimming those damnable leylandie. A good way of testing rotor blades.
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Old 31st January 2003 | 23:51
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Hammer Throwing

Attach hammer to main rotor, then crank up

Fencing

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The Disney Doubles in Spindle Throwing.....course the Sikorsky team using 61's would be the house favorite to win!
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