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Planespotting

Harsh and dangerous sport involving the use of a camera, often performed by the weird people known as plane spotters, they will do almost anything to have a good day planespotting. The most common threat to planespotting is the wild savages, also known as airport police. Planespotting is done in all conditions, rain or shine.
Did you hear about that weirdo planespotter who was brutally asked to leave by airport police while planespotting?
Planespotting by TrollLol6969 January 22, 2022
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planespotting

Observing airplanes and logging the numbers. Generally involves standing around in bad weather, watching the tracks. A British hobby. Similar to trainspotting.
Oi! Me and Tommy are going to head down to Heathrow and do a bit of planespotting! Perhaps we'll spot Concorde!
planespotting by JusticeSalmon October 26, 2005
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planespotting

The act of getting blasted sky high due to the consumption of various psychedelic substances.

See: Trainspotting
Planespotting: Never let your friends tie you to the sky.
planespotting by Stimulatte June 13, 2022

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Planespotting by Longus slongus January 30, 2020

plane spotting 

the person in question equipped with a camera phone visits the local airport in an attempt to
obtain pictures of the female occupants of the airport (not the planes!)
"hey i got a new camera phone check out the zoom on this"
"does it have bluetooth?"
"yeah i'll send you some pics i got when plane spotting"
"lets go tonight there shud be some well fit birds"
plane spotting by tezla May 4, 2005
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