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Bird
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I just now saw a Toyota Tacoma go down the middle of our street with a long rope pulling a guy sitting on a wake board. I guess he doesn't have a proper sled.
bindian
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In the blizzard of 1938, Dad told me, when they dug out the snow to the hogs............they were all okay inside their "igloo".
hugs, Brandi
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Congratulation to your daughter Dennis..
My son friend daughter is graduate tonight also from nursing school,, Her dad called and wanted to know if it would be okay to have a bonfire over at the land tomorrow night.. I told them I would furnish the wood.. I got a brush pile that I need to burn.. What’s that old saying,, two birds with one stone.. The way that bunch parties,, she may get to use that new degree tomorrow night.:laughing:. Lou
My son friend daughter is graduate tonight also from nursing school,, Her dad called and wanted to know if it would be okay to have a bonfire over at the land tomorrow night.. I told them I would furnish the wood.. I got a brush pile that I need to burn.. What’s that old saying,, two birds with one stone.. The way that bunch parties,, she may get to use that new degree tomorrow night.:laughing:. Lou
:shocked: Brandi, you look so young, who would have known you was talk'n in 1938
Your sexy for an old ladyThank you . My hope is she can be independent and rely on no man..Then she can pick and choose for the right reasons.
Lou, that is funny right there:laughing: Problem for me is, now I have 2 nurses in the house, so I get left out of the "medical discussions" My recommendation is always the same though, call Kevorkian
If you have some Crown reserve handy, you may want to have Care flight on "standby"
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I just now saw a Toyota Tacoma go down the middle of our street with a long rope pulling a guy sitting on a wake board. I guess he doesn't have a proper sled.
The CareFlite helicopter may be the next thing you see landing on your street. Sheesh!
bindian
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Thursday night we had two aircraft to work on. First aircraft was there at 20:30 hours (8:30 pm) and the second plane was suppose to be in at 00:30 hours (12:30 am)......a RED eye special. So we took a nap between planes and were told it was moved back to arrive at 01:15 hours. I woke up at 10 minutes after 1 and was told the plane made an approach, aborted landing and diverted to Austin for fuel.
We looked outside and decided it was good enough weather for our Headup Display System (HUD) to get the plane down to 50 foot elevation. If the captain had not acquired sight of the runway at 50 feet, he goes around. This flight came in from St. Louis. So it should have had all tail winds. Why, I asked did he need to go to Austin and get fuel????????? Did the FO mess up on the fuel reserve load??? Was the HUD not working????? We could see the top of the terminal from across the airport, so we knew the ceiling was above 50 feet. So we had to wait until he returned from Austin to work on the plane. So we got hands on the plane at 03:45 this morning.
It's still a mystery to us MX folks why he didn't land. The two mechanics that taxied the plane back did not push the captain for an answer, as his night, morning, and next day was a mess already.
hugs, Brandi
We looked outside and decided it was good enough weather for our Headup Display System (HUD) to get the plane down to 50 foot elevation. If the captain had not acquired sight of the runway at 50 feet, he goes around. This flight came in from St. Louis. So it should have had all tail winds. Why, I asked did he need to go to Austin and get fuel????????? Did the FO mess up on the fuel reserve load??? Was the HUD not working????? We could see the top of the terminal from across the airport, so we knew the ceiling was above 50 feet. So we had to wait until he returned from Austin to work on the plane. So we got hands on the plane at 03:45 this morning.
It's still a mystery to us MX folks why he didn't land. The two mechanics that taxied the plane back did not push the captain for an answer, as his night, morning, and next day was a mess already.
hugs, Brandi
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Dang I'm cold.