Glad that he's OK. I'd like to hear more. Maybe the aircraft flipped while taking off. Who else was on the airplane and how did they fare?
And what is the deal with the cape?!!!
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Fat Kennys pizza buffet wrote:
Why is he wearing a cape?
i see he’s on the Bekele diet plan.Yes, I’m very curious too. Does the cape suggest that he’s his own guardian angel? Or maybe he’s Superman and helped soft crash land the plane.
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Who was flying? Little planes are dangerous because the least skilled pilots get to fly them, and no mighty airline keeps them in perfect condition
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Bad Wigins wrote:
Who was flying? Little planes are dangerous because the least skilled pilots get to fly them, and no mighty airline keeps them in perfect condition
Nick Symmonds
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That would explain the cape.
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Such a relief he's unhurt. Whoever cleared that flimsy plane to fly in that kind of weather should be sacked immediately.
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Fat Kennys pizza buffet wrote:
Why is he wearing a cape?
i see he’s on the Bekele diet plan.The cape is part of Maasai traditional dress. That particular style signifies he's graduated to elder and is no longer considered a warrior.
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Bad Wigins wrote:
Who was flying? Little planes are dangerous because the least skilled pilots get to fly them, and no mighty airline keeps them in perfect condition
In Kenya its ranchers and farmers (usually white) who own those tiny, rickety flying pieces of scrap junk. They sometimes use them to earn a bit of extra cash as public transportation in most remote areas is often unreliable.
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When you see that crashed plane it's hard to believe he survived.But his day to leave was determined to be another day. We all have our day already decided.That's why sometimes people survive accidents they shouldn't normaly survive.
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El Keniano wrote:
Bad Wigins wrote:
Who was flying? Little planes are dangerous because the least skilled pilots get to fly them, and no mighty airline keeps them in perfect condition
In Kenya its ranchers and farmers (usually white) who own those tiny, rickety flying pieces of scrap junk. They sometimes use them to earn a bit of extra cash as public transportation in most remote areas is often unreliable.
Well it's not burnt, and it's got all its wheels, so looks like whoever it was landed it on that rough ground and it got scraped up and then rolled over its right wing, snapping it off and breaking the strut on the left wing.
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The legend grows.
And honestly I don't care how fat he gets. Dudes the goat and a (still) living legend. London 2012 was one of the most beautiful races all of us have ever seen.
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At the same event in 2018 when he was still a warrior.
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Kenya needs to ban domestic flights ASAP
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El Keniano wrote:
At the same event in 2018 when he was still a warrior.
What was the blue dress person, a warrior consort?
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2x Oly Champ, setting a WR while winning London.
Survives plane crash and 2022 LRC fat shamers who can't seem to escape the toxic OCD lifestyle that defines US distance running.
G.O.A.T.
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Ragnar D wrote:
2x Oly Champ, setting a WR while winning London.
Survives plane crash and 2022 LRC fat shamers who can't seem to escape the toxic OCD lifestyle that defines US distance running.
G.O.A.T.
People here can't imagine anyone living a content life outside of politics.
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Rudisha finally admitted a couple of weeks ago that he would not be returning to the track (despite this board professing to worship him as the GOAT, this continues to have passed completely unnoticed). He stated that he had planned to move up to the 5000m, but now accepted he did not have the right body type for distance running. I guess he meant he now had the body type for sumo wrestling, lol.
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I see how it is. Weight jokes are fine if the subject is a man.
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