...no, not seeing Debbie Harry without any clothes on.
This morning I sat in a fully airworthy Mk IX Spitfire. I even got to waggle the controls and press the trigger. For those who are interested, a Spitfire's cockpit is surprisingly comfortable despite being a little on the cosy side. The part of me that is still an eight year old boy is absolutely stoked as the saying goes.
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3 weeks ago i sat in the james bond DB5, bit underwhelmed tbh.
(sat in 2, the 'road' model without effects and the gun/revolving number plate effects car)
wouldn't mind having a gander at a spitfire cockpit though.
Debbie Harry without any clothes on
bit wrinkly now I'd imagine ๐
Did you press the gun button and make "dugga dugga dugga" noises?
You jammy sod! How'd you manage that?
Tally ho .lucky bast
Yes, I did do the "Dakka-dakka-dakka" noises. My missus arranged it as an early birthday present and it's not as expensive as you think.
I got to sit in the "Borough of Bromley" Which resides in an innocuous hanger at Biggin Hill. Also in the hanger was another Mk IX, a Mk XVI and an airworthy Mk1 which first flew in early 1940. Incredible stuff for a total Spitfire nerd like me really.
I sat in the second seat of a Typhoon taxiing out at Cameri. My missus talks to me about it when she wants 'some' and I'm not really in the mood.
Sat in the business end of an English Electric Lightening .
Lots and lots of dials and not alot of space.
Bruntingthorpe , next door to the hanger which housed the Vulcan , whilst it was being rebuilt
Just bought my dad a taxi ride for his 60th....
... Should note, it's not just a ride home from the pub in a mini cab. It's up and down a runway. In a Lancaster bomber.
Wish I'd bought me the same thing! 'jerry! 9 o'clock high! He's coming from the sun! Dakka dakka dakka!'
would LOVE to sit in a Lightning! That's second only to sitting in a Spit!
I've sat in the captains seat on one of the new T45 Destroyers, and been inside the big gun on the front.. pretty cool.
