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what do the bachelors do for crew?



 
 
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Old November 10th 06, 04:15 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Mike Lindsay
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Default what do the bachelors do for crew?

In article . com, Papa3
writes

01-- Zero One wrote:
Not a married guy are you, Johan!!!


:-)

Larry


There is a rule of thumb which posits that the time spent at the
airport by any significant other varies inversely with the stage in the
relationship:

Just started dating: "This is cool, when can we go back to the
airport"
Dating a while: "This is cool, I'll meet you there later"
Dating a long time: "This is cool, I'll skip today but I'll see you
tomorrow"
Engaged: "This is cool, but I'll meet you for dinner afterward"
Just married: "Do you have to go to the airport today?"
First child: " You're not going to the airport today, are you?"
Second child: "Don't even think about it"


Many years ago there was an article in S&G by Mike Bird which described
Mrs Bird saying
"You seem to think gliding is a substitute for sex"
"No," he claims he said, "Sex is a substitute for gliding".

There is a Serious Point in there somewhere...


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Mike Lindsay
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Old November 11th 06, 08:31 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Kilo Charlie
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Default what do the bachelors do for crew?


"Mike Lindsay" wrote in message
...

Many years ago there was an article in S&G by Mike Bird which described
Mrs Bird saying
"You seem to think gliding is a substitute for sex"
"No," he claims he said, "Sex is a substitute for gliding".

There is a Serious Point in there somewhere...


--
Mike Lindsay


Now THAT is funny!!!
Thanks,
Casey Lenox
KC
Phoenix


 




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