in the cloud of crazyness that i'm going through..... this is the most crazy thing happened to me...i felt as if this year was done .... but fortune proved me wrong..... there was that thing which made me really really cry ( with the amount of laugh though)
30 dec 2009 would surly remain in ma memory for ever!!!as i got up in the morning it was raining.... which was the start of the speciality of this day!!!
i was in the wash room (posh language).... i was on phone wishing my friend as it was his b'day...i'm done with work ( not on phone...work here is the one that i did at that particular place)....
as soon as i forced the flush nob!!! next couple of seconds i saw myself in shock..... then after a while i was out into my room pounced on to bed and started laughing like HELL
you know what happened??
the nob broke open....fell into the comode (pardon for the spelling i really didnt know that) and got flushed away..... :) :)
for a movement i dint know what was going on....initially i didnt know what fell into that.....and what got flushed away.....
as i looking up i found the nob of the flush missing.....
sakethursforever :)
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Have you ever tried to be crazy?
DO YOU KNOW WHAT IS IT TO BE CRAZY
We are living in a crazy world with crazy people around. Crazyness is something that most of us have and yet we tend to forget we posses it.
But there are people who search for that crazy instint in every thing they do. They cant live with crazyness around them.
They wake up crazy.... They sleep crazy.
Dawn to dusk.... Monday to Sunday..... January to December.....
only thing crazy people keep looking for is crazyness...some people posses this crazy nature in their blood....some others try to be crazy with their gestures and other behaviour .
Here are some of the "crazy" line that make you crazy reading them ........
#WHY DO YOU THINK BANKS HAVE BRANCHES WHEN MONEY DON'T GROW TREES....
#WHEN THERE IS A NON-STOP FLIGHT FROM LONDON TO PARIS, HOW CAN SOMEONE GET INTO THAT FLIGHT....
#WHY DO WE CALL IT BUILDING,WHEN IT IS ALREADY BUILT....
#IF GLUE IS USE TO STICK TWO DIFFERENT THING WHY DOES 'NT IT GET STUCK TO THE BOTTLE IN WHICH IT IS CARRIED....
#IF WE ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO DRINK AND DRIVE, WHY ARE BARS PROVIDED WITH A PARKING LOT WITH WALLET PARKING FACILITY....
# IF IT IS TRUE THAT EARTH IS ROUND, WHY DO PEOPLE TALK ABOUT IT HAVING CORNERS....
#IF IT IS TRUE THAT WE ARE HERE TO HELP OTHERS, THEN WHY ARE OTHERS HERE FOR....
#DO PILOTS TAKE CRASH-COURSES....
#IF IT IS ZERO DEGREES TODAY AND IT IS SUPPOSED TO BE TWICE AS COLD TOMORROW, THEN WHAT WOULD THE TEMPERATURE TOMORROW....
#IS IT THAT NO ONE CAN DIE IN LIVING ROOM....
#IF BLIND PEOPLE WEAR DARK GLASSES, THEN WHY DON'T DEAF PEOPLE WEAR EARMUFFS....
#IF A PERSON OWNS A PIECE OF LAND,DOES HE OWN IT UP TO CENTER OF THE EARTH....
SO IT IS TRUE THAT WE ARE LIVING IN A CRAZY WORLD WITH CRAZY PEOPLE AND CRAZYNESS ALL AROUND!!!!
NOW YOU TRY TO BE CRAZY....AND DO WRITE TO ME IF YOU FEEL YOU ARE CRAZY.....LETS SPREAD CRAZYNESS TO ALL THE CORNERS OF THE EARTH!!!
WHILE DRAFTING THIS I'VE GONE THROUGH OXFORD DICTIONARY WHICH DOESN'T HAVE THE WORD "CRAZYNESS" LETS JOIN HANDS AND GIVE THIS WORD THE PLACE IT DESERVES
sakethursforever :)
Monday, November 23, 2009
RUNWAY-CROSSING!!!!
!!!!RUNWAY CROSSING!!!!
EVERY ONE MIGHT HAVE SEEN A RAILWAY CROSSING.BUT DID U EVER SEE A RUNWAY CROSSING??
GENERALLY WHEN A TRAIN HAS TO PASS CROSSING ROAD THE GATE ARE PUT TO STOP THE ON GOING TRAFFIC.WHAT IF THERES A FLIGHT WHICH HAS TO PASS BY??
GENERALLY WHEN A TRAIN HAS TO PASS CROSSING ROAD THE GATE ARE PUT TO STOP THE ON GOING TRAFFIC.WHAT IF THERES A FLIGHT WHICH HAS TO PASS BY??
Gibraltar airport is the place where you can see this runway crossing.
Every time a aircraft lands or takes off the gates are closed and the traffic is stopped.
what if u were in the car!!!
sakethursforeve :)
Monday, November 9, 2009
what a trip!!!
Man accidentally ejects himself from plane
It probably is best not to fiddle with switches or controls when riding in the back seat of an air force plane.
A man who failed to obey that principle found himself hurtling out of the cockpit, smashing through the Perspex canopy and into space after grabbing the black- and yellow-striped handle between his legs. He had inadvertently pulled the eject lever and found himself blasted 100 metres into the sky on his rocket-powered seat.
The South African air force has confirmed the incident that took place last Wednesday, when the passenger took off for a flight with an experienced pilot from South Africa's Silver Falcons air display team. Investigators are assuming that the passenger tried to steady himself while the pilot was putting the Pilatus PC-7 Mk II through its paces by grabbing the eject lever.
"Much of the information has yet to be tested, but it is confirmed that a civilian passenger unintentionally ejected from a Silver Falcons Pilatus PC-7 Mk II Astra during a general flying sortie out of Langebaanweg air force base this week," a South African air force spokesman said. "The passenger was recovered [by helicopter] unharmed, and returned to Langebaanweg. The aircraft landed safely."
The spokesman said the flight had been cleared and all procedures adhered to "prior to the passenger boarding the aircraft", making it unlikely charges would follow.
A retired SAAF instructor pilot said the passenger was extremely lucky to have survived the ejection with barely a scratch.
"We train for this and if you don't get it right, and are not in the correct ejection posture, you can sustain severe spinal cord injuries or even worse," he told South Africa's Sunday Times.
He discounted the possibility that the seat fired of its own accord, as too many safety features were built into the system.
"All it takes is for the firing handle [the rubbery black- and yellow-striped loop] to be pulled up about 2.5cm and you're on your way out."
He said the ejection would have been dramatic. "You get one almighty kick under the backside and then you're gone. The seat separates from the pilot automatically and the chute opens," he said. "This is in case the pilot is incapacitated during the ejection."
Passengers would have been briefed on the ejection sequence and warned that the "loop" between his legs was not to be touched unless the pilot called "Eject, eject, eject" during the flight. Such a briefing is done routinely, even when two qualified pilots are involved in the flight. It is likely the rear cockpit was extensively damaged by the firing of the cartridges and rockets during the ejection.
The Silver Falcons are the SAAF's aerobatic team that perform precision formation and aerobatics displays at airshows around the country. The five pilots are all serving instructors at Central Flying School, Langebaanweg.
As one observer said: "What a trip. That guy took off in an Astra, came down in a parachute, and landed back at base in a helicopter. Not bad for a for a single flip."
sakethursforever :)
A man who failed to obey that principle found himself hurtling out of the cockpit, smashing through the Perspex canopy and into space after grabbing the black- and yellow-striped handle between his legs. He had inadvertently pulled the eject lever and found himself blasted 100 metres into the sky on his rocket-powered seat.
The South African air force has confirmed the incident that took place last Wednesday, when the passenger took off for a flight with an experienced pilot from South Africa's Silver Falcons air display team. Investigators are assuming that the passenger tried to steady himself while the pilot was putting the Pilatus PC-7 Mk II through its paces by grabbing the eject lever.
"Much of the information has yet to be tested, but it is confirmed that a civilian passenger unintentionally ejected from a Silver Falcons Pilatus PC-7 Mk II Astra during a general flying sortie out of Langebaanweg air force base this week," a South African air force spokesman said. "The passenger was recovered [by helicopter] unharmed, and returned to Langebaanweg. The aircraft landed safely."
The spokesman said the flight had been cleared and all procedures adhered to "prior to the passenger boarding the aircraft", making it unlikely charges would follow.
A retired SAAF instructor pilot said the passenger was extremely lucky to have survived the ejection with barely a scratch.
"We train for this and if you don't get it right, and are not in the correct ejection posture, you can sustain severe spinal cord injuries or even worse," he told South Africa's Sunday Times.
He discounted the possibility that the seat fired of its own accord, as too many safety features were built into the system.
"All it takes is for the firing handle [the rubbery black- and yellow-striped loop] to be pulled up about 2.5cm and you're on your way out."
He said the ejection would have been dramatic. "You get one almighty kick under the backside and then you're gone. The seat separates from the pilot automatically and the chute opens," he said. "This is in case the pilot is incapacitated during the ejection."
Passengers would have been briefed on the ejection sequence and warned that the "loop" between his legs was not to be touched unless the pilot called "Eject, eject, eject" during the flight. Such a briefing is done routinely, even when two qualified pilots are involved in the flight. It is likely the rear cockpit was extensively damaged by the firing of the cartridges and rockets during the ejection.
The Silver Falcons are the SAAF's aerobatic team that perform precision formation and aerobatics displays at airshows around the country. The five pilots are all serving instructors at Central Flying School, Langebaanweg.
As one observer said: "What a trip. That guy took off in an Astra, came down in a parachute, and landed back at base in a helicopter. Not bad for a for a single flip."
sakethursforever :)
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