How safe is the sport of soaring today

Hi Lennie,

Could you do me a big favor? Change your email handle... irony just
isn't your strong suit.

I thought irony *was* his strong point - chunks it up in lathes and mills,
etc? 8-)

Keith

"Keith W" wrote in message ...
Hi Lennie,

Could you do me a big favor? Change your email handle... irony just
isn't your strong suit.

Sorry, CHris, that's my spambox, everything can be deleted with two
clicks. It'll stay the same. IF there's anyone that I think needs my
addy, they've already got it. Nobody else gets through.

I thought irony *was* his strong point - chunks it up in lathes and mills,
etc? 8-)

Visit he

http://www.n-lemma.com/ssadventures/camp.htm

Then, irony is that we're predicted to have rain and thunderstorms for
the next three days. Rain started tonight, supposed to clear on
monday.

Lennie the Lurker wrote:
...
It's not a game for the average wage
earner, and I'm not willing to substitute soaring for life.


But it doesn't depend on what you are willing, soaring IS life :-)

Robert Ehrlich wrote in message ...
Lennie the Lurker wrote:
...
It's not a game for the average wage
earner, and I'm not willing to substitute soaring for life.


But it doesn't depend on what you are willing, soaring IS life :-)

Life for the last two weeks has been trying to avoid the $%%&&$#@
phone because out of 200 applicants for a machinists job, not a damn
one of them can do the work. 4 hours monday, six tuesday, four
yesterday, five today. I'm supposed to be retired, not just tired.
That's 200 applicants for an $18 per hour job, easy work, and no
qualified people except retirees that, like me, don't want to work.
Humor though, half of the applicants are either people with
engineering degrees, or business administration. Neither of which
helps when the job is pulling handles and turning cranks. Which I
would like to be doing with my OWN projects, not somebody else's
repair job.