by Athene Airheart March 21, 2004
Any device that flies. An airplane is an example of an aircraft, as are helicopters, dirigibles, gliders and balloons.
Every aircraft needs an aviator or pilot to fly it.
Every aircraft needs an aviator or pilot to fly it.
by Athene Airheart March 21, 2004
Very bad food. Food that is badly prepared or of poor quality, slop. Commonly found in school cafeterias or on leftover night.
by Athene Airheart March 15, 2004
Airports are places where various aircraft take off and land from. There are big, busy airports, like O'Hare International, and there are small, quiet airports like where I am writing from, Olympia Regional.
Many airports have flight schools where you can learn to fly an airplane or a helicopter. Smaller airports have plenty of airport bums and ramp rats, which is a good thing since flying is fun to watch.
Sometimes airports will have museums, restaurants, and other fun activities.
Many airports have flight schools where you can learn to fly an airplane or a helicopter. Smaller airports have plenty of airport bums and ramp rats, which is a good thing since flying is fun to watch.
Sometimes airports will have museums, restaurants, and other fun activities.
I am happy because I found a job at the airport, renting out planes and answering phones.
or
Let's go to the airport and get a plane ride!
or
Let's go to the airport and get a plane ride!
by Athene Airheart May 01, 2004
by Athene Airheart March 21, 2004
In bed.
This phrase is also part of a game where you take any common sentence or title and add "between the sheets." A popular juvenile activity.
The possibilities are endless.
This phrase is also part of a game where you take any common sentence or title and add "between the sheets." A popular juvenile activity.
The possibilities are endless.
"Romeo and Juliet... between the sheets!"
"The Passion of Christ... between the sheets!"
"The Return of the King... between the sheets!"
"The Passion of Christ... between the sheets!"
"The Return of the King... between the sheets!"
by Athene Airheart March 28, 2004
1. Anyone who can fly an aircraft. Pilots can be military, commercial, or fly for pleasure.
2. In general, a fairly skilled and intelligent individual who had the guts to get into an aircraft and learn how to fly it. Often possessing of a "higher" mindset. Most of us are good lookin,' too.
Joke to prove I have a sense of humor too:
How do you know if a pilot is at a cocktail party?
He'll tell you.
2. In general, a fairly skilled and intelligent individual who had the guts to get into an aircraft and learn how to fly it. Often possessing of a "higher" mindset. Most of us are good lookin,' too.
Joke to prove I have a sense of humor too:
How do you know if a pilot is at a cocktail party?
He'll tell you.
"The ultimate responsibility of the pilot is to fulfill the dreams of the countless millions of earthbound ancestors who could only stare skyward and wish."
by Athene Airheart March 15, 2004