Show us your animated GIFs... [Volume 3]

[Blib]

This one was sent by God. Lightning strike on a moving truck.

[VEA]

[Frimley111R]

Wacky Racer said:

That'd be great to do some mates on. I guess there's a website that does this?

[funkyrobot]

VEA said:

[Asterix]

funkyrobot said:

VEA said:

Love the panic after it goes berserk

Edited by Asterix on Tuesday 10th June 10:50

[driverrob]

Blib said:

Yep. That's just what our Staffy would do.

[Blib]

[illmonkey]

Seamen shot into rear.

[thetapeworm]

All from a chap called "Orbo" - http://www.reddit.com/r/orbo

[hidetheelephants]

Blib said:

Salty chopper; that'll do wonders for the airframe life.

[mybrainhurts]

Wacky Racer said:

I think you'll find that's treason, Mr Wacky Racer. It's the Tower for you, my lad...

[NoisyGriff]

thetapeworm said:

The repost police are going to go ape about this. Not even sure what they'll accuse you of.

[Gorf]

hidetheelephants said:

Blib said:

Salty chopper; that'll do wonders for the airframe life.

I scrutinised that one at the time, but I'd already started a protracted discussion about down-firing warheads, and didn't want to overdo it.

It's not possible to see if they are in freshwater or seawater, but they are almost certainly touching solid ground, not just hovering. The front wheels may be off the ground, but the rear wheels are either on the bank or riverbed (or whatever). The horizon is moving with the copter, not independently. I can't see even the best pilots being able to truly hover with the tail end slopping about in water.

[VEA]

This is pretty clever...

[thetapeworm]

NoisyGriff said:

The repost police are going to go ape about this. Not even sure what they'll accuse you of.

I seem safe so far, I presume they are having a meeting about it

[einsign]

VEA said:

This is pretty clever...

Like that.

[wazzow]

einsign said:

VEA said:

This is pretty clever...

Like that.

My project at work tomorrow!

[PaulG40]

Gorf said:

hidetheelephants said:

Blib said:

Salty chopper; that'll do wonders for the airframe life.

I scrutinised that one at the time, but I'd already started a protracted discussion about down-firing warheads, and didn't want to overdo it.

It's not possible to see if they are in freshwater or seawater, but they are almost certainly touching solid ground, not just hovering. The front wheels may be off the ground, but the rear wheels are either on the bank or riverbed (or whatever). The horizon is moving with the copter, not independently. I can't see even the best pilots being able to truly hover with the tail end slopping about in water.

oh, It's in the water alright. British ones aren't allowed to do it anymore though, tend to hover 5foot above it though (probably just as bad for salt corrosion tbh).

for example... chinny water landing... just imagine the ramp is down though. In some instances the U.S. used to fit a water bourne barrier around stn382 ish in the back of it so it could be dipped in without risk of flooding too much. The top of the fuel tanks is Water Line Zero.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHfyJ-ewlAU

[Wacky Racer]

[Colonial]