Wingwalking - is it a euphemism?

[Pinotage]

By any standard, standing on the wing of an aeroplane in flight is a pretty esoteric and unusual hobby. Yet we get several questions a week on the subject from people who don't look at the previous answers. I am beginning to think that 'wingwalking' is a euphemism for something else. What might it be?

[cupra]

I could submit some suggestions but they'd be edited out straight away!

[5029]

And whats the deal with animals beginning with N?

[j2buttonsw]

And artex is becoming more and more suspicious...

[rekstout]

Maybe AB is being used as a medium for coded communication, rather like spies in novels using the small ads in papers to talk in code. Doesn't explain what "Wingwalking" means other than maybe "couldn't afford to pay for an aircraft seat" or "I quite like swallowing bugs".

[ipek]

...and bl**dy Birdsall's Gravy Salt! Maybe it's a secret ingredient for use in mind-expanding gatherings of 2 or more people........

[WendyW]

I think that some people just find it amusing to keep asking the same old questions ... either that or .......... (I won't even think it or AB will edit it out)

[gazzawazza]

And that flipping Peugot ad...

[xyzzyplugh]

How could you forget 'the girl in the Orange ads'? -and whats NULL null?

[Gef]

I think the answerbankers have sussed it out. "Wing walking", 'animals beginning with N", "artex" and "Birdalls gravy salt" are all codewords enabling so called terrorist forces to commucate with each other,

[WendyW]

What about the question on I'm sticking with Glue ... that must hold the record for the question asked the most often.

[boognish76]

I think there's some guy with a wingwalking business who is trying to make it look as if wingwalking is the new craze!

[5029]

No way, most commonly asked question is how to spot a fake "LV" don't want to write the full words in case it starts redirecting people to this site when they do a search, but anyone who was here about a year ago knows what i'm talking about