Top Gun Maverick

What an amazing movie! exactly what we need. good old fashioned cinematography and just the right amount of cheese.
 
rvZA said:
Still did not happen. At the speeds required for takeoff, he would not have been able to breath at all. You struggle with breathing on a cars' roof at 120km/h. Turbulence would have had him flapping all around and against the plane as well. They are fooling people.
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Why would they lie, and why are you suddenly an expert who knows they're lying...
 
rvZA said:
Still did not happen. At the speeds required for takeoff, he would not have been able to breath at all. You struggle with breathing on a cars' roof at 120km/h. Turbulence would have had him flapping all around and against the plane as well. They are fooling people.
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Remember this guy:

After spending nearly 22 minutes exposed to winds of more than 600 kilometres per hour and temperatures close to -17 °C, Captain Timothy Lancaster was treated and taken to a hospital alive. He made his recovery within weeks and returned to work after less than five months.
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The Incredible Story Of Timothy Lancaster: The British Airways Pilot Who Was Sucked Out Of Plane At 23,000ft Yet Lived To Tell The Tale!

In 1990, the cockpit window of a plane feII off and one of the pilots named Timothy Lancaster got sucked out. So the cabin crew just held onto his legs while the plane landed.
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rvZA said:
Still did not happen. At the speeds required for takeoff, he would not have been able to breath at all. You struggle with breathing on a cars' roof at 120km/h. Turbulence would have had him flapping all around and against the plane as well. They are fooling people.
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Heh?

I regularly ride with my visor wide open at speeds much higher.

I’ve also gone out on the wing of a plane at 160km/h and then jumped from it with no breathing issues.

I very much doubt you’ve been on a car’s roof at 120 though.

You also clearly have no idea what turbulence is.
 
SauRoNZA said:
Heh?

I regularly ride with my visor wide open at speeds much higher.

I’ve also gone out on the wing of a plane at 160km/h and then jumped from it with no breathing issues.

I very much doubt you’ve been on a car’s roof at 120 though.

You also clearly have no idea what turbulence is.
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So basically you’re dead and a zombie?
 
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