Buckster

Gay.

I can't get a decent picture without reflections in the visor because it is so cool.

Yet here we are.

Anyone who can read a book while riding a unicycle and balancing an egg on their nose can fly a helicopter.

You want a picture of my helmet?

Ren remembers thinking the Wright brothers were a pair of upstarts.

I actually did use my CPL (H) for a few years when I was on contract for a communications project in the Middle East but it was an addition to my main role.

It arrived today, I went for the large rather than x-large like my Scorpion and HJC which both are known for coming up small, I have a cheap chinky lid that is large as well and that is really comfortable. The Roof seems to fit well, it comes with some foam pads to adjust the skull cap fit but it seems good with the standard pads in, after wearing it for a short while the cheek pads felt good as well but if they don’t give enough with time I can get a set of the extra large versions and use them as the shell size is the same and you can mix and match to customise the fit. It sits quite low on my brow which is good and the visor sits low which is what I wanted. I suspect I will spend a fair bit of time playing with my helmet tomorrow.

20 years is slightly isn’t it?

Bought a lemon.

I have a slightly expired commercial rotary wing license, maybe we could steal one.

Who doesn't?

It’s not really sun damage, that’s just code for a bad toilet experience.

How could I not?

Just ordered.

An anonymous Scottish inventor has created the first ever engine that runs off fully sustainable Haggis milk. The system converts the high alcohol content in Haggis milk, caused by their diet of whisky, into a fully operational engine able to run for over a year off just one fill. The inventor wants to remain anonymous in fear of the oil industry trillionaires will attempt to stop production at any cost. Just another of Scotland's wonderful inventions given to the world.