helicopter34
Veteran
Location: New Jersey, exit 82
| Has anyone ever been to toys r usFirst of all I don't want to rustle any feathers, but seeing as how argueing is my favorite thing in the world, I just had to say a few words. No offense to anyone, I just wanted to say I thought it was pretty safe. Its the same issue as with other things, guilty by associating. Much like how my mom would freak out if I pointed my little toy guns at her when I was a kid, she said never point any gun at anyone. Even though it was just a toy, its a scaled down version of something very dangerous, and as a matter of semantics, she said respect it like it was real, even though it shot plastic bullets. Well my point, just because a corona is considered a scaled down rc heli, it is expected to be used with the same caution as a real one. Well I personally don't think it is that dangerous. I mean you can go by the arguement, you can slip and fall on a rollor skate someone left around... But like my subject title, have you been to toys r us. Even with all the crap with safe toys and what not. All those little toy things, like helicopters, that you pull the string and they wizz off at high speeds.
I think it is good, although probably not neccessary because I think goody is probably a responsible kid, which should be evident from the hobby he picked, but it is good to still remind someone, this is potentially dangerous, don't go wizzing it by your neighbor's dogs.
And also not to offend anyone, I think it was a little bit of and issue of him being a kid. I being 18 have just gotten over that stage where everyone treats you like a moron. I have been discouraged from many hobbies and activities just because I wasn't old enough to be respected. Ask yourself, if goody was 30, would you have ordered him around or would you have said just be careful. Well that is all for now. Please try to keep personal attacks to a minimum on this response, as I have not mentioned any names. Except goody.
Good job goodie. I couldn't describe the feeling of satisfaction of actually hovering. I honestly thought everyone was lieing to me and rc helicopter were a myth and they would never fly(just kidding). |
), which has further sparked their interest in getting involved in larger, nitro powered planks and helicopters. If someone told them they couldn't fly their park flyers at the local park, had to get AMA insurance and fly at fields that take 30 mins to get to, they may have never given it a chance.
