Iowa City

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message

Right. Next you'll be telling me how interesting the "Golf Network" can
be...

Does everyone have to like the same things as you? Personally, I can't
imagine living more than a short drive from an ocean, or in a place so flat
that from a third floor window you can make out the curvature of the earth,
but some people thrive on that. I knew a guy when I was in the Air Force
who couldn't stand the greenery and texture of Colorado, and wanted to
return asap to the Arizona desert, where things were dry and brown as God
intended.

De gustibus non est disputandem......

Personally, I can't
imagine living more than a short drive from an ocean, or in a place so
flat
that from a third floor window you can make out the curvature of the
earth,
but some people thrive on that.

Personally, that's why I own an airplane.

I can be in Canada in 3 hours, Florida in 6.5 hours, or the desert Southwest
before suppertime.

When you fly, it doesn't really matter *where* you live...
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Jay Honeck wrote:

I don't know what's more funny -- them doing a show in Iowa City, or you
admitting to watching the "Food Network!"

Hey, for those into cooking, it can be just as interesting as r.a.p.


Right. Next you'll be telling me how interesting the "Golf Network" can
be...

:-)

The Golf Network must be of interest for some, same for the Food
Network, otherwise they wouldn't exist (no company sells something that
doesn't pay back).

Imagine there was such a thing as the Flying Network. You would be
watching that all day long, and you would talk about it here with a lot
of fun and interest. On forums about golf you would read:

"The Flying Network? Pouhahahaha! Could you imagine? There are people in
this world so flat so to be interested into watching aircrafts all day
long!"

Get my point?

That said, I'm not interested much in neither golf or food.

Besides.... my wife is addicted to the Food Network... I have no choice!

Consider yourself lucky. Mine is hooked on QVC. I get about 3 packages a day
from them. I can't say anything, because her rebuttal is always the same:

"Yeah? $1000 for a headset? $1000 for a GPS? $3000 for the annual?"

She's right. :-)


www.Rosspilot.com

Jim Fisher wrote:

Nothing gets women of the opposite sex more "in the mood" that a scrumptious
gourmet meal and the proper wine.

What about women of the same sex?

Chris W

Rosspilot wrote:

She's right. :-)

Elisabeth and I have a deal. I don't complain about the packages that arrive every
other day from yarn and pattern suppliers or about the shelves of yarn in the
basement and she doesn't complain about my wood shop or airplane stuff.

I think it's a good deal!

George Patterson
Great discoveries are not announced with "Eureka!". What's usually said is
"Hummmmm... That's interesting...."

"Chris W" wrote in message

What about women of the same sex?

I'm open to that, too . . . As a matter of fact, I'm especially open to
that.

--
Jim Fisher

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
news:XEzQb.143209$na.227962@attbi_s04...
[...] When you fly, it doesn't really matter *where* you live...

I think maybe you missed John's point.

"John Gaquin" wrote in message
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"Jay Honeck" wrote in message

Right. Next you'll be telling me how interesting the "Golf Network" can
be...

Does everyone have to like the same things as you? Personally, I can't
imagine living more than a short drive from an ocean,

Is that a full drive, or just a 3-wood?

I think maybe you missed John's point.

No, but perhaps you're missing mine?
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"