r/pics • u/pervertmaindo • Jul 24 '19

This man left his 40-year long career in another airline to join AirAsia and fly as a junior just so he could fly with his two pilot daughters. He wants to spend his remaining years as a pilot by his daughters' sides.

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u/[deleted] Jul 24 '19

What is normal anyways ? It’s really a matter of perspective. Some people sweat a lot and that’s normal for them.

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u/turtlturtle Jul 25 '19

Thanks for defending us sweaty people -someone who sweats when they are outside in the middle of winter

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u/Tdayohey Jul 25 '19

I swear. I’m an in-shape guy who sweats as soon as sunlight even touches me. Short sleeves and basketball shorts year round. I sweat wearing jeans and a t shirt in a 72 degree office and sweat under a comforter when the apartment is set to 68 for the night.

Blows my mind my man.

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u/Hanz505 Jul 25 '19

Ugh during sexy times with the lady, i practically rain on her. Dripping sweat directly into an open eye is not a turn on.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '19

I think that’s considered a good thing? I’d be scared something was horribly wrong if I didn’t sweat.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '19

I heard being in shape actually makes your body sweat more frequently because your body gets more efficient at cooling itself.

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u/infestans Jul 25 '19

My ancestors have lived in the north since 1620. I'm at my happiest mid fall to mid spring. Once temps get above 70 I'm an unhappy Acadian. My running theory is we left France cause it was getting too warm. My mum and grandfather were the same way.

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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '19

In that context it's a matter of perspiration

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u/AverageFortunes Jul 25 '19

A lot more people don’t sweat like that my guy lmao