Flying is Life - The Rest is Just Details

MRQB wrote:
In Portland, OR we have more strip joints than LA I used to be a safe ride
for the ladies never charged them a dime giving them rides to work and home
that stopped when i took one to my home to let her visit my bedroom and try
out my pillows when wife was gone well the wife showed up oops.

My wife still let's me go see my girls so she is not a bad wife she gives me
my freedom to go if i chouse to. If you have strip joints in your area get a
nice sports car and business cards become a Saferide Driver you will not
have time to do any thing with all the free lap dances and among other
things you may get to do with the ladies. idd rather fly and study for other
ratings than mess strippers at this point in my life.

I see you in a trailer park right now. Learn to read and write and
maybe those ratings you might get can actually be put to some use.

I see you in a trailer park right now. Learn to read and write and
maybe those ratings you might get can actually be put to some use.

Easy now, Newps. I've known department heads of fortune 1000 companies who
were less literate than our friend here.

His garage was bigger than my house.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

In article , MRQB
wrote:

Still trying to find a place in the NorthWest that dose upset recovery
training. Anyone know?

Got to www.iac.org and follow the links for aerobatic schools

"Michael" wrote in message
om...
|
| Aviation is not so much an industry as it is a disease. I think I'm
| quoting a former CEO of an airline here, and I think he nailed it.
|
| I was once asked what I had spent on my aviation habit. I did a rough
| calculation, and I blanched. It has to be close to a quarter of a
| million dollars. I suppose I could get some of that back selling my
| aircraft, my parachutes, and my tools - but most of it is gone
| forever, leaving nothing but memories. The crazy part is that I don't
| regret any of it. I think a normal person would.
|
| Aviators - the few, the proud, the totally insane.
|

Great. Yet another idiot reinforcing the public's opinion that we are
nothing but a bunch of spoiled romantics. Disposable spoiled romantics at
that.

Believe it or not, there are a few of us around that take aviation seriously
as transportation.

"C J Campbell" wrote in message
...
Great. Yet another idiot reinforcing the public's opinion that we are
nothing but a bunch of spoiled romantics.
Believe it or not, there are a few of us around that take aviation
seriously
as transportation.

And some of us are just spoiled romantics!

:-)

Paul