QUOTE OF THE DAY!!

[petetheprinta]

Back in my school days, two negatives made a positive, so I'd agree!

So...you lose $10, you are therefore -$10. 5 minutes later (you are very careless) you lose another $10 you are now

 

-$20. Two minuses. Where is the positive in that??

 

 

[Tomo]

So...you lose $10, you are therefore -$10. 5 minutes later (you are very careless) you lose another $10 you are now-$20. Two minuses. Where is the positive in that??

Well, I didn't say I excelled in school did I?

 

 

[Tomo]

Three weeks ago?

Coming up to 4yrs now... sheesh time flies!

 

 

[pylon500]

Hang on, is this a five minute argument, or the full half hour?

 

 

[Tomo]

Hang on, is this a five minute argument, or the full half hour?

Have you seen that video too? Gotta be the funniest thing I've seen!

 

 

[eightyknots]

Quote of the Day? Prepare your own quote, fill in the dollar figures after reading this attachment:

 

http://www.raa.asn.au/documents/airworthiness/Jabiru_ADVISORY_ENGINE_BULLETIN_18_December_10.pdf

 

 

[petetheprinta]

Hang on, is this a five minute argument, or the full half hour?

Classic British humour

 

 

[Guest Howard Hughes]

This is not an argument, it's just contradiction...

 

Coming up to 4yrs now... sheesh time flies!

30 years for me this year and yes time does fly!

 

 

[petetheprinta]

This is not an argument, it's just contradiction...

No it's not!

 

 

[Guest Maj Millard]

Bloody wrong again !!!!.......................................................................Maj...

 

 

[pylon500]

What do you mean contradic'

WHACK "OWW, what did you do that for?"

This is being hit on the head class.....

 

 

[petetheprinta]

THURSDAY 9/8/2012

 

"When you have two engines, you have two engines that can fall to bits. When you have four, you have four that can fall to bits. The less engines you have, the safer you are."

 

— Frank Fickeisen, chief engineer for Boeing, replying to a complaint made by the American Airlines Allied Pilots' Association about the dangers of flying the Atlantic with two engines.

 

 

[facthunter]

That argument has been made. I think a Boeing Stratocruiser lost 3 of the four engines once, but it STILL made it. Twin engined planes have to be quite overpowered compared with four engined ones, to cover the engine out case.

 

A twin engined plane is required to land at the nearest SUITABLE airport when it loses a motor, because flying on one is not considered to provide a level of safety that is desired. Nev

 

 

[petetheprinta]

FRIDAY 10/8/2012

 

"Every time I fly and am forced to remove my shoes. I'm grateful Richard Reid is not known as the Underwear Bomber."

 

— Douglas Manuel