Wine with your 100LL?

I fly out of CVO (Corvallis, OR), a small non-towered airport. While
walking to the porta-potty this afternoon I walked past the dumpster.
Naturally I looked in to see what was there, and I was pretty surprized
to see several of the empty wine boxes. Now tell me how many folks
keep wine in their hanger. For medicinal purposes only, I'm sure.
tom pettit

In article .com, tom
wrote:

I walked past the dumpster.
Naturally I looked in to see what was there, and I was pretty surprized
to see several of the empty wine boxes. Now tell me how many folks
keep wine in their hanger...

If it comes in a box, it isn't wine. Bleeccch! :-)

"tom" wrote in message
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I fly out of CVO (Corvallis, OR), a small non-towered airport. While
walking to the porta-potty this afternoon I walked past the dumpster.
Naturally I looked in to see what was there, and I was pretty surprized
to see several of the empty wine boxes. Now tell me how many folks
keep wine in their hanger. For medicinal purposes only, I'm sure.

It is pretty common practice for some people to bring trash from home, and
dump it in "other's" dumpsters.
--
Jim in NC

No doubt, judging from some of the stuff in there.
tom

Now tell me how many folks
keep wine in their hanger. For medicinal purposes only, I'm sure.

Is there something wrong with keeping wine in your hangar???

We keep a fridge full of beer at ours all the time... An adult beverage
after a beautiful flight is, well, lovely.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
news:hi5rf.429883$084.90611@attbi_s22...
Now tell me how many folks
keep wine in their hanger. For medicinal purposes only, I'm sure.

Is there something wrong with keeping wine in your hangar???


I think the issue was that the wine was in a box. I haven't tried any yet,
but there have been at least two articles in the papers over the year with a
positive wine in the box slant.

Tom Conner wrote:

I think the issue was that the wine was in a box. I haven't tried any yet,
but there have been at least two articles in the papers over the year with a
positive wine in the box slant.

Really? Do you recall the positive points raised in the article?

--
Peter

1. The ability to consume it in volume.
2. Easy to pour after you've consumed it in volume
3. No glass to break after you've consumed it in volume
4. Nobody gets stabbed with the cork screw after you've...
5. After you've CIIV, you don't care if it came in a box.
Jim

"Peter R." wrote in message
...
Tom Conner wrote:

I think the issue was that the wine was in a box. I haven't tried any
yet,
but there have been at least two articles in the papers over the year
with a
positive wine in the box slant.

Really? Do you recall the positive points raised in the article?

--
Peter

1. The ability to consume it in volume.

Actually, the ability to consume it =not= in volume. Since air makes
wine go bad, if you can prevent air from getting in, it's always fresh,
even if you only have half a glass today and half a glass three months
from today.

Jose
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"Peter R." wrote in message
...
Tom Conner wrote:

I think the issue was that the wine was in a box. I haven't tried any
yet,
but there have been at least two articles in the papers over the year
with a
positive wine in the box slant.

Really? Do you recall the positive points raised in the article?

--
Peter

Something about low wing drivers liked the box because it could be set on
the wing and made for easy dispensing. :-)