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Hypothetical Scenario #3 - Urgent Action required!



 
 
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Old February 9th 14, 11:16 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Hypothetical Scenario #3 - Urgent Action required!

You passenger is all buckled up in the sailplane, and you have pushed out onto the runway. The tow plane has pulled up in front of you and is ready to go. Just before you get into the glider yourself, you feel a little fart coming on. To save the passenger from the noxious fumes, you decide to squeak it out betore getting in, but when you do, what come out is more than just gas. What do you do now?

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