It's the test facility's own fault for feeding them.
Meet the Team: Sgt Scott "Scotty" Scottson leads the team that enforce the No-Fly Zone around the LARPA Broom Lake test facility, it's his job to shoo away any unauthorised aircraft trying to land there. Seen here shooing away a Merlin helicopter. #AvGeek #RAFLutonpic.twitter.com/DptuAN9UrL
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^^ he's right you know!
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No way that can fly away. It's blades aren't going round.
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In their defence they were told that
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Thought he was signalling for a Touchdown in the NFL.pic.twitter.com/WeotaOpt50
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Interestingly 'Scotty' got this job following an Industrial Accident that turned his entire Body into a Permanent Magnet, causing his Arms to be repelled by his Feet ...
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Look Ma, no hands!
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What you can't see in this cropped photo are the M C & the A off to the right
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Sgt Scott “Scotty” Scottson was adopted and suffered a nervous breakdown after a paternity court case where DNA evidence showed his parents were in fact 100% English. He endured torment for years with people continually shouting “Kuilty or not Kuilty”
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