Paper Airplanes
 

One of my cow orkers made a very lame plane the other day. It flew about 2 inches before nose planting. The crash was so bad it should have burst into open flame. I refolded her plane and flew it the length of the office. She has a three year old daughter. These skills must be passed on to the next generation!.

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Which one?

My Dad used to make us Harriers.
I made them for the children at school on rainy-day lunchtimes. Never ever flew as well as the ones he made me though.

There is a 4th type that does lots of loops and stuff ...

Slightly off topic, but I saw Crowded House at the Royal Albert Hall. Neil Finn encouraged the people up in the top tiers to use the flyers [printed adverts if the term is confusing/ does not translate] left on their seats to make paper aeroplanes and fly them down to the stage.

It was wonderful. Although having paid very good money to sit in the Stalls I was a bit narked when they continued to fly during a very moving song which had previously always made me cry. Hard to cry when people around you are applauding successful flights...

When I get my time machine working I will take Classic's amazing stunt plane with me and amaze the band so much they adopt me and take me on the rest of their tour as a mascot.

My experience with musicians tells me a paper airplane is not the way to a bands uh... heart.

The RAH is flipping enormous. A perfect venue for paper planes. Even blinded by the lights you'd see the few that made it as they slowly dropped at the end of their flight.
I can see why it appealed to his sense of fun.

Don't imagine it as The Blues Brother singing Rawhide, or even a ticker tape parade; more like throwing rose petals in the Coliseum.