PEZ

[John Shelton]

Another true story of risk and rescue as told by Pez D. Spencer.

www.soaravenal.com

click on the What's New button and then at New Pez at the top of the page.

Enjoy.

There are 4 to go and one on the Vernal Equinox. Then as Sam says, "Let's
all go fly."

[Mark James Boyd]

In article .net>,
John Shelton > wrote:
>Another true story of risk and rescue as told by Pez D. Spencer.
>
>www.soaravenal.com
>
>click on the What's New button and then at New Pez at the top of the page.
>
>Enjoy.
>
>There are 4 to go and one on the Vernal Equinox. Then as Sam says, "Let's
>all go fly."
>
>

Hmmm...from all them eyes in the dark, it looked to me like there
was a lot of p***y in that cabin...
Hmmm...Jeez John, not like you to be that subtle... ;P

[John Shelton]

Actually, with a LOT of license, that landout and a whole lot more happened
on one eventful afternoon/evening to Chris O'Callahan (not a doofus like
Pez) and his wife (not a bitch like Delilah) in Tonopah. She wrote a story
about it and it's posted somewhere on the Internet. Absolutely one of the
greatest landout stories that came out good that I have ever
heard...especially if you know Tonopah and just how desolate it is out
there.

[Greg Arnold]

John Shelton wrote:
> Actually, with a LOT of license, that landout and a whole lot more happened
> on one eventful afternoon/evening to Chris O'Callahan (not a doofus like
> Pez) and his wife (not a bitch like Delilah) in Tonopah. She wrote a story
> about it and it's posted somewhere on the Internet. Absolutely one of the
> greatest landout stories that came out good that I have ever
> heard...especially if you know Tonopah and just how desolate it is out
> there.

http://m-asa.org/convector/conv200211.htm

[bumper]

"Greg Arnold" > wrote in message
news:%Q%Vb.28667$tP1.13973@fed1read07...
> John Shelton wrote:
> > Actually, with a LOT of license, that landout and a whole lot more
happened
> > on one eventful afternoon/evening to Chris O'Callahan (not a doofus like
> > Pez) and his wife (not a bitch like Delilah) in Tonopah. She wrote a
story
> > about it and it's posted somewhere on the Internet. Absolutely one of
the
> > greatest landout stories that came out good that I have ever
> > heard...especially if you know Tonopah and just how desolate it is out
> > there.
>
> http://m-asa.org/convector/conv200211.htm
>

Thanks! That was a great read. Makes me wish I had a MG. Oh wait . . . I do!

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