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Dear Ann Landers ...
I'm a Pilot. I've met a woman that I'm very interested in. She has a
great personality and we have many common interests. I believe that we could have a great future together. We seem compatible in every way but one. I've been a Cessna pilot for many years. But she flies a Piper low-wing. Is there any chance that our relationship will work? |
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John Ousterhout wrote:
I'm a Pilot. I've met a woman that I'm very interested in. She has a great personality and we have many common interests. I believe that we could have a great future together. We seem compatible in every way but one. I've been a Cessna pilot for many years. But she flies a Piper low-wing. Is there any chance that our relationship will work? Dear John, The logical solution is obviously to compromise: fly both a high and a low wing plane at the same time. A bi-plane! A Neuport 11 replica would not appear to be a wise choice but a nice Waco or Stearman should fill the bill (in more ways than one!) Cheers, Sydney |
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Sydney Hoeltzli wrote: The logical solution is obviously to compromise: fly both a high and a low wing plane at the same time. A bi-plane! A Neuport 11 replica would not appear to be a wise choice but a nice Waco or Stearman should fill the bill (in more ways than one!) And a Staggerwing will make her very dear to you. If your relationship becomes very productive, an Antonov 2 is an obvious choice... |
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Gilles KERMARC wrote:
Sydney Hoeltzli wrote: The logical solution is obviously to compromise: fly both a high and a low wing plane at the same time. A bi-plane! A Neuport 11 replica would not appear to be a wise choice but a nice Waco or Stearman should fill the bill (in more ways than one!) And a Staggerwing will make her very dear to you. If your relationship becomes very productive, an Antonov 2 is an obvious choice... I was thinking about that. Yes, an Antonov AN-2, the very thing. The ground handling might be a tad difficult for the Lady of the House, admittedly, but it's probably easier to drive a tug than to master that 'run in place on the mainwheels' thing the local Stearman pilots practice. Cheers, Sydney |
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Gilles KERMARC wrote in message And a Staggerwing will make her very dear
to you. If I had a Staggerwing, Why would I still want a girlfriend? D. :-) |
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"Capt. Doug" wrote in message ...
Gilles KERMARC wrote in message And a Staggerwing will make her very dear to you. If I had a Staggerwing, Why would I still want a girlfriend? To pay your maintenance expenses? Just a thought, Sydney |
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Capt. Doug wrote: If I had a Staggerwing, Why would I still want a girlfriend? To work on it for you? Tina Marie -- Life is like an analogy. http://www.tripacerdriver.com |
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Tina Marie wrote:
In article , Capt. Doug wrote: If I had a Staggerwing, Why would I still want a girlfriend? To work on it for you? Tina, you da woman! Much better answer than mine! *highfive* Sydney |
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Or maybe an Extra 300 with a mid-wing?
"Sydney Hoeltzli" wrote in message ... John Ousterhout wrote: I'm a Pilot. I've met a woman that I'm very interested in. She has a great personality and we have many common interests. I believe that we could have a great future together. We seem compatible in every way but one. I've been a Cessna pilot for many years. But she flies a Piper low-wing. Is there any chance that our relationship will work? Dear John, The logical solution is obviously to compromise: fly both a high and a low wing plane at the same time. A bi-plane! A Neuport 11 replica would not appear to be a wise choice but a nice Waco or Stearman should fill the bill (in more ways than one!) Cheers, Sydney |
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Sydney Hoeltzli wrote
Dear John, The logical solution is obviously to compromise: fly both a high and a low wing plane at the same time. A bi-plane! A Neuport 11 replica would not appear to be a wise choice but a nice Waco or Stearman should fill the bill (in more ways than one!) Cheers, Sydney A Stearman, what a great idea! Of course there are some disadvantages to tandem seating. (G) Manwhile we've decided to see if she can convert. We'll schedule a meeting with Pastor Bernoulli. |
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