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Blogs > virtualcuzi > A Dirigible lost on the wind!

virtualcuzi 52T
1671 posts
11/2/2023 6:14 am
Hit turbulance today in the toyota.
Getting it sorted out at last and it's riding comfortably and beautiful.
The last<b> owner </font></b>had me wondering what sort of fool they were as it would develop a deep shuttering when you came up to speed and I got the mechanic to drive it.
He guessed what it was and then put it up on the hoist to show me.
It was in the rear drive shaft and he ordered the part and put it in and that fixed that and now it rides as smooth as a plane across an untroubled sky.
I decided I needed more electronics to complete the airbus experience.
I'd already adopted the walk around identifying anything that didn't look right.
Like a little smudge of dust that needed a finger to clean it off.
The sheep skin seat covers and power steering made it a dream to operate and that air fragrance was kinda like what sitting in a 380 airbus cockpit would smell like.
Maybe it would smell the way the lady pilots smelled.
Most of the flight would be done on autopilot but the tricky taxiing required a hands on bit of dexterity, working the foot brakes and joystick.
She was really quite slim and beautiful and the seat belt rested comfortably up to her cunt.
Strange to think that 20,000 horsepower was being twiddled by her effeminate small and exquisite hands.
Maybe I'd found a new hobby, to enjoy the comfort of that cockpit, in my mind anyway.
Yes the toyota was a lot like flying once you knew all the finer points of the cockpit, managing weight and fuel load and waving to the conning tower.
There's even a foldout keypad that accepts your diametrics or whatever you call them.






Imagine my surprise when I found out that my opinion actually mattered!
virtualcuzi 52T
1280 posts
11/2/2023 6:20 am

 Actually I've never had it up to the 100 mile an hour speed that I'd heard mentioned in the cockpit. Probably closer to 200 mph at takeoff !
Imagine my surprise when I found out that my opinion actually mattered!


bdsmDOMdaddy 61M
4225 posts
11/2/2023 6:30 am

 100mph turbulence Toyota’s nice tittys hardon oil rig mansions sounds like paradise to me let’s go girl!


drmgirl622 68F  
26184 posts
11/2/2023 6:58 am

 I always did have a thing for a woman in uniform


virtualcuzi 52T
1280 posts
11/2/2023 12:34 pm
    Quoting bdsmDOMdaddy:
    100mph turbulence Toyota’s nice tittys hardon oil rig mansions sounds like paradise to me let’s go girl!
It was a real joyride Domdaddy. But too quick for the cops to keep up. At 20,000 ft the air is thin and you can really speed along. If I was in the seat next to her I'd have a hardon.
Imagine my surprise when I found out that my opinion actually mattered!


virtualcuzi 52T
1280 posts
11/2/2023 12:39 pm
    Quoting drmgirl622:
    I always did have a thing for a woman in uniform
I have to get some of those shirts with the captains stripes on the shoulders for when I go to exotic locations in the 4wd toyota dream. Sit by a fire with a cold one. It's got a fridge in it. I should take a crew to work the bar and pie warmer.
Imagine my surprise when I found out that my opinion actually mattered!


boh99 68M
3172 posts
11/2/2023 8:22 pm

 love Toyotas !


virtualcuzi 52T
1280 posts
11/2/2023 11:55 pm
    Quoting boh99:
    love Toyotas !
luv mine too Boh. It's my ticket to freedom.
Imagine my surprise when I found out that my opinion actually mattered!



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