Troll of the year award

You're giving skiers a bad name, skylune.

People become expert pilots for the same reasons they become expert skiers:
for the sense of accomplishment, mastery, and thrill.

Come find me at the Beav and I'll show you the way down Ripsaw.

Anyway, you make too much noise.

Seth
PSIA Level III, Vail/Beaver Creek Ski School
PP SEL, SES, Instrument
Comanche N8100R

"Skylune" wrote in message
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Hi Ice. I noticed the wonderful reception you got here when you talked
about starting training. Best of luck!! But, decide first if you really
have the time to devote -- flying just isn't for amateurs -- and what u
wanna do with your ticket. If its just to fly around looking for spots to
eat and refuel, I think its weird, but to each her own! Just please don't
wake up the whole damned neighborhood while your getting your kicks.

My sports: amateur mogul skiing comps, some NASTAR, tennis, mountain
biking. (I wonder why anyone who has had the experience of carving a
perfect turn, or cutting the line thru the bumps right down the fall line,
wouldn't immediately decide that nothing else in the world could possibly
top this, especially something passive that requires use of an engine.
Ski areas bring enormous economnic benefits to areas in which they are
located. I believe my season passes s/b govt. subsidized. ;-) )