Jay Honeck must get an instrument rating

Steven P. McNicoll wrote:
"Matt Whiting" wrote in message
...

Steven, you might want to check into the price of a sense of humor.
Hopefully, you can get a good deal!



No doubt, but why would I want to sell it?


Excellent!!!

Margy

Steven P. McNicoll wrote:

"Matt Whiting" wrote in message
...

Steven, you might want to check into the price of a sense of humor.
Hopefully, you can get a good deal!



No doubt, but why would I want to sell it?

You wouldn't. You couldn't. It doesn't exist. Maybe you can buy one,
however.

Matt

"Matt Whiting" wrote in message
...

You wouldn't. You couldn't. It doesn't exist. Maybe you can buy one,
however.


You're wrong. I have a wonderful sense of humor.

Matt Whiting wrote:

Steven, you might want to check into the price of a sense of humor.
Hopefully, you can get a good deal!

Matt
ROTFL...good one Matt.


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PP-ASEL-Instrument Airplane

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Steven P. McNicoll wrote:
The subject line says it all. I declare from this moment on all
rec.aviators should, on all possible occasions, pick on Jay Honeck for not
having an instrument rating.


Why? Is there something wrong with not having an instrument rating?


Yeah, it makes flying in the clouds so much more interesting.



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Mortimer Schnerd, RN
mschnerdatcarolina.rr.com

Mortimer Schnerd, RN wrote:
Steven P. McNicoll wrote:
The subject line says it all. I declare from this moment on all
rec.aviators should, on all possible occasions, pick on Jay Honeck for not
having an instrument rating.

Why? Is there something wrong with not having an instrument rating?


Yeah, it makes flying in the clouds so much more interesting.



Hehehe...I used that line on a student once and his response was, "I've
flown in the clouds before and lived, so what's wrong with not having
one?" Got rid of that one real quick. Who needs that kind of liability?

Man, that's why I don't have kids.

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Emily wrote:

Hehehe...I used that line on a student once and his response was, "I've
flown in the clouds before and lived, so what's wrong with not having
one?" Got rid of that one real quick. Who needs that kind of liability?

Man, that's why I don't have kids.

the usefulness of that would depend on whether or not you could
improve the genepool of future generations.

--
Bob Noel
Looking for a sig the
lawyers will hate

Emily wrote:

Hehehe...I used that line on a student once and his response was, "I've
flown in the clouds before and lived, so what's wrong with not having
one?" Got rid of that one real quick. Who needs that kind of liability?

Man, that's why I don't have kids.

Hmmm. No kids. A pilot. This could be love.

Ron Lee

Ron Lee wrote:
Emily wrote:

Hehehe...I used that line on a student once and his response was, "I've
flown in the clouds before and lived, so what's wrong with not having
one?" Got rid of that one real quick. Who needs that kind of liability?

Man, that's why I don't have kids.

Hmmm. No kids. A pilot. This could be love.

Ron Lee

I think I pointed that out a while ago!

(maybe not to you)

Emily wrote:

Man, that's why I don't have kids.

Children are a product of their upbringing. There are still some
excellent children out there, as there are still parents who actually care
to do the proper job in raising them.

--
Peter