BW
October 16th 03, 11:21 AM
Apologies for the stupid, stupid error in my last THRILL posting. Yes,
I am a researcher, and NO it that wasn't a spam. Only moments before,
I'd been talking to some country dancers and hence my error. So please
read on - this is how it should have read.... (but if there are pilots
out there who like to dance, then hey, read the original posting!)
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> I was searching through some past articles trying to answer the above
> question and came across someone who wrote this:
>
> "I can tell you that the thrill of soloing, being THE ONLY ONE in
> charge of your continued success, is the thrill of a life time"
>
> You might have guessed that this person was a student. There's
> something to be said about the novelty of the experience for a
> new-comer. But where do YOU get YOUR thrill's whilst flying?
>
> I'm a researcher in England and I'd really like to know about your
> flight related thrills. I'm currently conducting interviews with people
> about their personal experiences on the web-site www.chromo11.com
>
> If you remember a thrill related to flying then I'd like to invite you
> to be interviewed. On the site you'll find a set of short, but
> carefully crafted questions which you can download and answer at your
> leisure; you'll also be able to read more about the project.
>
> Thanks
>
> Brendan
> email: thrill@chromo11[dot]com
> web: www.chromo11.com
I am a researcher, and NO it that wasn't a spam. Only moments before,
I'd been talking to some country dancers and hence my error. So please
read on - this is how it should have read.... (but if there are pilots
out there who like to dance, then hey, read the original posting!)
+++++++++++++++
> I was searching through some past articles trying to answer the above
> question and came across someone who wrote this:
>
> "I can tell you that the thrill of soloing, being THE ONLY ONE in
> charge of your continued success, is the thrill of a life time"
>
> You might have guessed that this person was a student. There's
> something to be said about the novelty of the experience for a
> new-comer. But where do YOU get YOUR thrill's whilst flying?
>
> I'm a researcher in England and I'd really like to know about your
> flight related thrills. I'm currently conducting interviews with people
> about their personal experiences on the web-site www.chromo11.com
>
> If you remember a thrill related to flying then I'd like to invite you
> to be interviewed. On the site you'll find a set of short, but
> carefully crafted questions which you can download and answer at your
> leisure; you'll also be able to read more about the project.
>
> Thanks
>
> Brendan
> email: thrill@chromo11[dot]com
> web: www.chromo11.com