Bright brides...
... and there was me thinking it was a site for intelligent women.
More fool me.![]()
Bright brides...
... and there was me thinking it was a site for intelligent women.
More fool me.![]()
Back to just bimbling in the TST.
No longer instructing - just pontificating..
and now a Tai Chi instructor
Gentreau (23-08-19), unwind-protect (23-08-19)
The intelligent women can be found on SugarDaddy.com .........
The three most useless things in aviation:
- The air above you.
- The runway behind you.
- The fuel in the bowser.
Rule #1: Always tie your aircraft to the largest heaviest object available. The planet Earth meets these requirements and is readily available in all locations.
Rule #2: The great thing about twin engined aircraft is, if one engine fails, the other engine always has just enough power to get you to the scene of the crash.
Semper specto in clara parte vitae.
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I seem to the odd one out. My beloved broom driver keeps booting me out with the words just go flying will you, see you when you come back.
Back to just bimbling in the TST.
No longer instructing - just pontificating..
and now a Tai Chi instructor
I have a 2nd wife that flies a Quik, comes flying with me all the time, she only weighs 7 stone which makes her ideal for a "fuel trade-off"......now for the only "bad point" she knows exactly how much I spend on flying.
Bit of a double edged sword
You try getting half the fuel money out of the wife at the end of the flight !.......if you can your a better man than me.
Back to just bimbling in the TST.
No longer instructing - just pontificating..
and now a Tai Chi instructor
The three most useless things in aviation:
- The air above you.
- The runway behind you.
- The fuel in the bowser.
Rule #1: Always tie your aircraft to the largest heaviest object available. The planet Earth meets these requirements and is readily available in all locations.
Rule #2: The great thing about twin engined aircraft is, if one engine fails, the other engine always has just enough power to get you to the scene of the crash.
Semper specto in clara parte vitae.
.
"Holy Dynons"
Mine told me to buy another aircraft to get me out from under her feet. If I didn't, there would be a hammock installed in the garage. (There was no way I was letting her sleep in there for fear that she would "tidy up" all my tool kits. )
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