Royal choppers ?

Question

would you want to land your chopper in your favourite ladys garden today?

Answer 1

Oh I've lost count of the number of choppers that have landed in my garden.   Must be the giant H I've had painted down there.  Which is ironic because they were actually looking for my G-spot.  Tally ho!

Answer 2

he shouldent of done that why should he get special treatment no one else does

just coz hes a prince

Answer 3

I saw that news report and it appeared to me that the prince was on a training exercise as he didn't stay on the lady's garden for more than 20 seconds.

Answer 4

I've tried it... all I can say is that my future in-laws were very understanding about the dog after I promised to stick to my dirigible in future.

Answer 5

Ah. I am disappointed. I thought you were talking about a machete. Here in Zimbabwe, everybody has a machete, and they use them for all sorts of things, including politics.

I however land my chopper very often in Grace's garden, even though she does not often clear away the bush to make the landing-place smooth and soft. My chopper suffers for this, but I live with it. After all, my chopper is quite old.

Answer 6

Hi I do think that laying royal choppers anywhere seems to be a part of MOD training now according to the statement issued by the MOD. !

Wonder how many other trainees get to take their choppers to stag parties and lay them on their girlfriends lawn ?

Mod said that the young prince needed to get experience over water and navigation amongst other obstacles that may be a barrier to him in his navigation of his chopper !

Answer 7

I don't know what the fuss is about. We've all done this as adolescents, first its the Aston Martin up the drive, then the Chinook in the garden soon the Yacht up the dry dock, its what we do don't judge us. i remember the first time I asked my girlfriend if I could leave my Raleigh chopper parked up her back passage at her council home, there was very little misunderstanding.

Happy Days.