Discovery Flight today...unexpected results

Mxsmanic wrote:
Dudley Henriques writes:

Anyway, your "point" as expressed by you on the issue at hand, is incorrect.

So pilots expect emergencies, but do not prepare for them? Or what?

Now try your very best to pay attention to what follows here. I'm going
to paste in below (just for you) the exact quote from my initial post.
Now....are you with us? Do I have your attention? Please!!! Put down
that hamburger and face the screen!!!
Now read carefully....are you ready? Here it comes........

Dudley Henriques wrote;
"From the first day you step into an airplane until the last flight you
make as a pilot, EVERY second you spend in the training process (a
process that lasts through your entire tenure in aviation) should be
spent preparing for an emergency that might never happen and usually
doesn't."

Now try very hard Mxsmanic.......starting from the left top and reading
to the right and back again to the left with the next line (pretend it's
a typewriter if that makes it any easier to follow.......now count
carefully........not including punctuation marks......the 40th word you
come to........now pay attention........after me please.....spelling
carefully
now..............P.....R....E.....P.....A.....R... .I....N.....G......this
word can be found in the English dictionary. It is defined as the word
(preparing).
Now........are we together on this yet? Am I getting through here. The
word is PREPARING.

Is there ANYTHING at all I need to add to this to better answer your
question as stated;

"So pilots expect emergencies, but do not prepare for them? Or what?"
--
Dudley Henriques

Dudley Henriques wrote in
:

Mxsmanic wrote:
Dudley Henriques writes:

Anyway, your "point" as expressed by you on the issue at hand, is
incorrect.

So pilots expect emergencies, but do not prepare for them? Or what?

Now try your very best to pay attention to what follows here. I'm
going to paste in below (just for you) the exact quote from my initial
post. Now....are you with us? Do I have your attention? Please!!! Put
down that hamburger and face the screen!!!
Now read carefully....are you ready? Here it comes........

Dudley Henriques wrote;
"From the first day you step into an airplane until the last flight
you make as a pilot, EVERY second you spend in the training process (a
process that lasts through your entire tenure in aviation) should be
spent preparing for an emergency that might never happen and usually
doesn't."

Except during naptime, of course.



Bertie

Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Dudley Henriques wrote in
:

Mxsmanic wrote:
Dudley Henriques writes:

Anyway, your "point" as expressed by you on the issue at hand, is
incorrect.
So pilots expect emergencies, but do not prepare for them? Or what?
Now try your very best to pay attention to what follows here. I'm
going to paste in below (just for you) the exact quote from my initial
post. Now....are you with us? Do I have your attention? Please!!! Put
down that hamburger and face the screen!!!
Now read carefully....are you ready? Here it comes........

Dudley Henriques wrote;
"From the first day you step into an airplane until the last flight
you make as a pilot, EVERY second you spend in the training process (a
process that lasts through your entire tenure in aviation) should be
spent preparing for an emergency that might never happen and usually
doesn't."

Except during naptime, of course.



Bertie

Ah...you large airplane drivers have all the fun......nap
time.....scantily clad stews serving piping hot coffee.....oh oh....wait
a second....those scantily clad stews are now wearing PANTS!!!
Maybe I'm better off in a fighter after all :-))))

--
Dudley Henriques

Dudley Henriques wrote in
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Bertie

Ah...you large airplane drivers have all the fun......nap
time.....scantily clad stews serving piping hot coffee.....oh oh....wait
a second....those scantily clad stews are now wearing PANTS!!!



Either way, it's a bit like being in a hairdressers sometimes.


Maybe I'm better off in a fighter after all :-))))

Given the choice I know where I'd rather be...


Bertie

Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Dudley Henriques wrote in
:


Bertie
Ah...you large airplane drivers have all the fun......nap
time.....scantily clad stews serving piping hot coffee.....oh oh....wait
a second....those scantily clad stews are now wearing PANTS!!!



Either way, it's a bit like being in a hairdressers sometimes.

God, I don't envy you. I remember back when a stew was a STEW...all
46/24/36 of her :-))))


Maybe I'm better off in a fighter after all :-))))

Given the choice I know where I'd rather be...

Well, there ARE those long over water flights were those big engines
tend to look AWFUL good hanging out there :-)))


--
Dudley Henriques

Dudley Henriques wrote in
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Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Dudley Henriques wrote in
:


Bertie
Ah...you large airplane drivers have all the fun......nap
time.....scantily clad stews serving piping hot coffee.....oh
oh....wait a second....those scantily clad stews are now wearing
PANTS!!!



Either way, it's a bit like being in a hairdressers sometimes.

God, I don't envy you. I remember back when a stew was a STEW...all
46/24/36 of her :-))))


There are still lots of them like that OK. They can be a lot of fun. the
guys who get invovled with them usually pay big time one way or another,
though..


Maybe I'm better off in a fighter after all :-))))

Given the choice I know where I'd rather be...

Well, there ARE those long over water flights were those big engines
tend to look AWFUL good hanging out there :-)


Yeh, though we go a long way with just two these days!
Lots of electrical redundancy, though.


Bertie

Dudley Henriques writes:

Dudley Henriques wrote;
"From the first day you step into an airplane until the last flight you
make as a pilot, EVERY second you spend in the training process (a
process that lasts through your entire tenure in aviation) should be
spent preparing for an emergency that might never happen and usually
doesn't."

So they don't expect them?

Mxsmanic wrote in
:

Dudley Henriques writes:

Dudley Henriques wrote;
"From the first day you step into an airplane until the last flight you
make as a pilot, EVERY second you spend in the training process (a
process that lasts through your entire tenure in aviation) should be
spent preparing for an emergency that might never happen and usually
doesn't."

So they don't expect them?


Of course, fjukktard. We fly around looking for butterflies praying that
the guys who built the thing and the wetaher channel are all perfect.

Happy?






Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote:
Dudley Henriques writes:

Dudley Henriques wrote;
"From the first day you step into an airplane until the last flight you
make as a pilot, EVERY second you spend in the training process (a
process that lasts through your entire tenure in aviation) should be
spent preparing for an emergency that might never happen and usually
doesn't."

So they don't expect them?

What a shame. The resources you waste in this unending and useless
process of yours is enormous.


--
Dudley Henriques

Dudley Henriques wrote in
:

Mxsmanic wrote:
Dudley Henriques writes:

Dudley Henriques wrote;
"From the first day you step into an airplane until the last flight
you make as a pilot, EVERY second you spend in the training process
(a process that lasts through your entire tenure in aviation) should
be spent preparing for an emergency that might never happen and
usually doesn't."

So they don't expect them?

What a shame. The resources you waste in this unending and useless
process of yours is enormous.



Yes, the areas that could benefit from his endless inanities are boundless.
The world is obviously his oyster and he's the pearl trapped inside it.