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Tom Callahan
November 17th 07, 10:23 PM
We watched the pilot and passenger suit up for this flight home after the
airshow. If that kid in the backseat isn't flying in competition in a few
years then I'm a monkey's uncle, Tom
RobG
November 18th 07, 06:48 AM
"Tom Callahan" > wrote in
:
> We watched the pilot and passenger suit up for this flight home after
> the airshow. If that kid in the backseat isn't flying in competition
> in a few years then I'm a monkey's uncle, Tom
Lucky little SOB. I wish my Daddy had been rich.
RobG
(The Aussie one)
Andrew Chaplin
November 18th 07, 11:47 AM
"RobG" > wrote in message
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> "Tom Callahan" > wrote in
> :
>
>> We watched the pilot and passenger suit up for this flight home after
>> the airshow. If that kid in the backseat isn't flying in competition
>> in a few years then I'm a monkey's uncle, Tom
>
>
> Lucky little SOB. I wish my Daddy had been rich.
I would be concerned that the safety systems are not engineered for someone
the size and weight of an eight-year-old. If Daddy has to check out of the
office, Junior is going to be mangled.
But, Hell yes, I would have loved to have had a ride in one of those at his
age.
--
Andrew Chaplin
SIT MIHI GLADIUS SICUT SANCTO MARTINO
(If you're going to e-mail me, you'll have to get "yourfinger." out.)
Tom Callahan
November 18th 07, 01:11 PM
The kid was really cute. A blonde, he was wearing a Blue Angel flight suit
(sold in the musuem) and had good safety awareness on the ramp. The
aircraft had been on static display during the airshow. It was parked with
the T-38s used for U-2 training and the Yaks, Tom
"Andrew Chaplin" > wrote in message
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> "RobG" > wrote in message
> ...
>> "Tom Callahan" > wrote in
>> :
>>
>>> We watched the pilot and passenger suit up for this flight home after
>>> the airshow. If that kid in the backseat isn't flying in competition
>>> in a few years then I'm a monkey's uncle, Tom
>>
>>
>> Lucky little SOB. I wish my Daddy had been rich.
>
> I would be concerned that the safety systems are not engineered for
> someone the size and weight of an eight-year-old. If Daddy has to check
> out of the office, Junior is going to be mangled.
>
> But, Hell yes, I would have loved to have had a ride in one of those at
> his age.
> --
> Andrew Chaplin
> SIT MIHI GLADIUS SICUT SANCTO MARTINO
> (If you're going to e-mail me, you'll have to get "yourfinger." out.)
>
>
AJ[_2_]
November 27th 07, 04:38 PM
"Tom Callahan" > wrote in
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> The kid was really cute. A blonde, he was wearing a Blue Angel flight
> suit (sold in the musuem) and had good safety awareness on the ramp.
> The aircraft had been on static display during the airshow. It was
> parked with the T-38s used for U-2 training and the Yaks, Tom
>
Any chance of pictures of the kid? I'd love to see the expression on his
face.
Tom Callahan
December 2nd 07, 04:21 AM
No, I just got the photo of him standing next to the aircraft. Safety was
more important than me climbing up the side of the aircraft. I try to not
be intrusive when they are fueling and starting engines, Tom
"AJ" > wrote in message
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> "Tom Callahan" > wrote in
> :
>
>> The kid was really cute. A blonde, he was wearing a Blue Angel flight
>> suit (sold in the musuem) and had good safety awareness on the ramp.
>> The aircraft had been on static display during the airshow. It was
>> parked with the T-38s used for U-2 training and the Yaks, Tom
>>
>
> Any chance of pictures of the kid? I'd love to see the expression on his
> face.
>
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