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Why aren't bakes allowed on the runway at the airport while jets are taking off and landing

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  1. huh???

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  2. Chris Foster said:

    huh???

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    Because governments have a policy of oppressing cyclists. Dont believe
    me? Hang around and the usual suspects will tell you ....

    Someone will tell you that according to a study, you have more chance of
    getting a serious head injury while having a tug over a "mens magazine"
    then you have of getting sucked into a 747s jet turbines while cycling
    in front of a taxiing jumbo so why dont masturbators have to wear
    helmets too? etc etc etc

  3. I think the vibrations from jets will collapse baked goods. Ever see a
    loaf of bread collapsed? Not pretty. Not that anyone in their right
    mind will drag an oven onto a runway.

    Chris Foster said:

    huh???

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  4. "[email hidden]" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    You gotta watch all those sneeky baked goods. Cakes that have fallen are
    tby far the worst!!

    Thanks for the chuckle

    I think the vibrations from jets will collapse baked goods. Ever see a

    Quoted message said:

    loaf of bread collapsed? Not pretty. Not that anyone in their right
    mind will drag an oven onto a runway.

    Chris Foster said:

    huh???

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  5. Chris Foster said:

    huh???

    Bakes? Not sure but thre probably is some regulation about open flames
    on the runway. You might see if you could get away with an electric
    stove.

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