Pinckneyville report

Real briefly...

The weather curse of recent years lifted finally. Gorgeous weather,
temps in the 70s, cloud cover varying between clear and high scattered
to broken. No groundloops yet, but then the Stearman and Waco brigades
haven't shown up. Rumor has it that a truly new experience for the
fly-in occurred right over the numbers on RWY 36 last night. Something
involving an indecent, or at least inexplicable, proposition...

Please tell me Oyster didn't go out there with his pet goat.... I knew
there was a reason he always kept a pair of high rubber boots with the goat.

amprobe

Rich Ahrens wrote:
Real briefly...

The weather curse of recent years lifted finally. Gorgeous weather,
temps in the 70s, cloud cover varying between clear and high scattered
to broken. No groundloops yet, but then the Stearman and Waco brigades
haven't shown up. Rumor has it that a truly new experience for the
fly-in occurred right over the numbers on RWY 36 last night. Something
involving an indecent, or at least inexplicable, proposition...

In article ,
Rich Ahrens wrote:
Real briefly...

The weather curse of recent years lifted finally. Gorgeous weather,
temps in the 70s, cloud cover varying between clear and high scattered
to broken. No groundloops yet, but then the Stearman and Waco brigades
haven't shown up. Rumor has it that a truly new experience for the
fly-in occurred right over the numbers on RWY 36 last night. Something
involving an indecent, or at least inexplicable, proposition...

Dagnabit!!! so _many_ opportunities for a smart-ass follow-up:

1) ... ending a sentence with a proposition.

2) ... doing it on the numbers, if not by the numbers.

3) ... founding the 'zero AGL club', to complement 'mile high' membership.

4) ... rumor mill says there's a movie in the works -- 'runway bride'

5) ... in daylight it's "runway three-six", at night it's "oh, oh, ohhhhhh..."

ROTFL!
It was LAST year that it was just a proposition.
What kind of flowers go with asphalt?

Robert Bonomi wrote:
In article ,
Rich Ahrens wrote:
Real briefly...

involving an indecent, or at least inexplicable, proposition...

Dagnabit!!! so _many_ opportunities for a smart-ass follow-up:

1) ... ending a sentence with a proposition.

2) ... doing it on the numbers, if not by the numbers.

3) ... founding the 'zero AGL club', to complement 'mile high' membership.

4) ... rumor mill says there's a movie in the works -- 'runway bride'

5) ... in daylight it's "runway three-six", at night it's "oh, oh, ohhhhhh..."

Stella Starr wrote:
ROTFL!
It was LAST year that it was just a proposition.
What kind of flowers go with asphalt?

Dandelions.

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Stella Starr wrote:
Robert Bonomi wrote:
In article ,
Rich Ahrens wrote:
Real briefly...

involving an indecent, or at least inexplicable, proposition...

Dagnabit!!! so _many_ opportunities for a smart-ass follow-up:

1) ... ending a sentence with a proposition.

2) ... doing it on the numbers, if not by the numbers.

3) ... founding the 'zero AGL club', to complement 'mile high' membership.

4) ... rumor mill says there's a movie in the works -- 'runway bride'

5) ... in daylight it's "runway three-six", at night it's "oh, oh, ohhhhhh..."

ROTFL!
It was LAST year that it was just a proposition.

"living dangerously", too. Using the wrong end of the runway like that.
At the far end, at least there would have been assurance that all the
participants were "over 18".

What kind of flowers go with asphalt?

quote They _do_ look like orchids. Lovely. unquote


Possibilities:
(see http://www.earthlypursuits.com/FlwrsPer/FlwrName.htm for context)

Wild Daisy
Double Daisy
Honeysuckle
Scarlet Ipomen
Zephyranth

What kind of flowers go with asphalt?

quote They _do_ look like orchids. Lovely. unquote


Possibilities:
(see http://www.earthlypursuits.com/FlwrsPer/FlwrName.htm for context)

Wild Daisy
Double Daisy
Honeysuckle
Scarlet Ipomen
Zephyranth



Isn't asphalt a rectal disorder?

Since Dylan Smith returned from across the pond, can we call it an
international fly-in?

Betsy


Rich Ahrens wrote:
Real briefly...

The weather curse of recent years lifted finally. Gorgeous weather,
temps in the 70s, cloud cover varying between clear and high scattered
to broken. No groundloops yet, but then the Stearman and Waco brigades
haven't shown up. Rumor has it that a truly new experience for the
fly-in occurred right over the numbers on RWY 36 last night. Something
involving an indecent, or at least inexplicable, proposition...

Yes!
And I move we return the favor, and all go visit him!
(hope he has a big hangar)

wrote:
Since Dylan Smith returned from across the pond, can we call it an
international fly-in?

Betsy


Rich Ahrens wrote:
Real briefly...

The weather curse of recent years lifted finally. Gorgeous weather,
temps in the 70s, cloud cover varying between clear and high scattered
to broken. No groundloops yet, but then the Stearman and Waco brigades
haven't shown up. Rumor has it that a truly new experience for the
fly-in occurred right over the numbers on RWY 36 last night. Something
involving an indecent, or at least inexplicable, proposition...

In a previous article, Stella Starr said:
Yes!
And I move we return the favor, and all go visit him!
(hope he has a big hangar)

We're gonna need some long range fuel tanks.


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