“you don’t really need a pilot’s license, what are they going to do pull you over” was posted on X/Twitter by Village Person on March 6, 2021. “You don’t really need a pilot’s license, What are they going to do pull you over” was posted on Reddit—Showerthoughts on March 7, 2021.
No, they’re probably not going to pull a plane over in mid-flight, but an airplane eventually has to land. This statement is only a joke.
X/Twitter
Village Person
@SvnSxty
you don’t really need a pilot’s license, what are they going to do pull you over
10:53 AM · Mar 6, 2021
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@Diccoooo
I don’t really get the need for a pilot’s license, what are they going to do?? pull you over??
12:12 PM · Mar 6, 2021
Reddit—Showerthoughts
Posted by u/coolidiot2000 March 7, 2021
You don’t really need a pilot’s license, What are they going to do pull you over.
X/Twitter
Imtiaz Mahmood
@ImtiazMadmood
You don’t really need a pilot’s license.
What are they going to do, pull you over?
1:46 PM · Mar 7, 2021
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Bob Kostic
@causticbob
you don’t really need a pilot’s license, what are they going to do pull you over?
5:52 PM · Sep 3, 2023
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Robin Bastard
@robbacrab
you don’t really need a pilot’s license
What are they going to do pull you over?
#FridayFuckology
2:22 PM · Sep 8, 2023
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