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warbird1 · **Joined:** Fri Sep 21, 2007 6:25 pm **Posts:** 2760

spookythecat wrote:

The Inspector wrote:

OK buddy! Get out of Dodge and get your head cleared out some! Enjoy the museum, I'm one of those who just tries to soak in the scale of that much lumber stacked so intricately, by guys using pretty rudimentary equipment and bucket loads of ' Norwegian steam'

My friend/roomie (who happens to be a gal) is really excited to see the place. I am too.

Cool, so she likes airplanes? Maybe you could date her then?

spookythecat · **Posted:** Wed Dec 03, 2008 2:20 pm

warbird1 wrote:

spookythecat wrote:

The Inspector wrote:

OK buddy! Get out of Dodge and get your head cleared out some! Enjoy the museum, I'm one of those who just tries to soak in the scale of that much lumber stacked so intricately, by guys using pretty rudimentary equipment and bucket loads of ' Norwegian steam'

My friend/roomie (who happens to be a gal) is really excited to see the place. I am too.

Cool, so she likes airplanes? Maybe you could date her then?

She doesn't have the passion like I do but she is curious and very respectful of my interest in them. She even insists my shelf of built models goes in the living room! Not to get ahead of myself but I think we will end up happy with each other in due time. I need to process things still and don't want to jeopardize something that could be great.

warbird1 · **Joined:** Fri Sep 21, 2007 6:25 pm **Posts:** 2760

spookythecat wrote:

warbird1 wrote:

spookythecat wrote:

The Inspector wrote:

OK buddy! Get out of Dodge and get your head cleared out some! Enjoy the museum, I'm one of those who just tries to soak in the scale of that much lumber stacked so intricately, by guys using pretty rudimentary equipment and bucket loads of ' Norwegian steam'

My friend/roomie (who happens to be a gal) is really excited to see the place. I am too.

Cool, so she likes airplanes? Maybe you could date her then?

She doesn't have the passion like I do but she is curious and very respectful of my interest in them. She even insists my shelf of built models goes in the living room! Not to get ahead of myself but I think we will end up happy with each other in due time. I need to process things still and don't want to jeopardize something that could be great.

That sounds great Spooky! So, there is some chance then! Just be sure to make it fun for her as well. I've learned a looooong time ago, that airshows and women don't mix unless you get them involved in something they like with it. It's kind of like training a dog. You have to associate a behavior (going to airshows) with a reward of something she likes (like gabbing with other attendee's or pilots' wives). Women will usually like an activity, if it involves something enjoyable for them rather than hearing boring, useless information such as which fighter group in Europe scored the first kill, who was the highest scoring ace, etc., etc.

Good luck!

Hal B · **Posted:** Thu Dec 04, 2008 10:54 am

warbird1 wrote:

It's kind of like training a dog.

Now THAT's a phrase that'll make points with the ladies! :shock:

spookythecat · **Posted:** Thu Dec 04, 2008 4:04 pm

warbird1 wrote:

spookythecat wrote:

warbird1 wrote:

spookythecat wrote:

The Inspector wrote:

OK buddy! Get out of Dodge and get your head cleared out some! Enjoy the museum, I'm one of those who just tries to soak in the scale of that much lumber stacked so intricately, by guys using pretty rudimentary equipment and bucket loads of ' Norwegian steam'

My friend/roomie (who happens to be a gal) is really excited to see the place. I am too.

Cool, so she likes airplanes? Maybe you could date her then?

She doesn't have the passion like I do but she is curious and very respectful of my interest in them. She even insists my shelf of built models goes in the living room! Not to get ahead of myself but I think we will end up happy with each other in due time. I need to process things still and don't want to jeopardize something that could be great.

That sounds great Spooky! So, there is some chance then! Just be sure to make it fun for her as well. I've learned a looooong time ago, that airshows and women don't mix unless you get them involved in something they like with it. It's kind of like training a dog. You have to associate a behavior (going to airshows) with a reward of something she likes (like gabbing with other attendee's or pilots' wives). Women will usually like an activity, if it involves something enjoyable for them rather than hearing boring, useless information such as which fighter group in Europe scored the first kill, who was the highest scoring ace, etc., etc.

Good luck!

All I ask for is that my interests can be respected. My friend does find some of it fascinating and i've invited her to airshows but also explained in great detail what a day there would be like (hot, lots of walking, FUN!) and she's been wanting to check it out but isn't sure about the long day. We've got a big season coming up next year and hopefully I can show her a good time at one of them. Maybe Arlington as I go multiple days and we could kinda go primarily for the show. Plus she's excited about seeing the Tillamook Air Museum this weekend!

warbird1 · **Joined:** Fri Sep 21, 2007 6:25 pm **Posts:** 2760

Hal B wrote:

warbird1 wrote:

It's kind of like training a dog.

Now THAT's a phrase that'll make points with the ladies! :shock:

Now you understand why I am single!

I am so suave and deboner!

spookythecat · **Posted:** Thu Dec 04, 2008 7:38 pm

warbird1 wrote:

Hal B wrote:

warbird1 wrote:

It's kind of like training a dog.

Now THAT's a phrase that'll make points with the ladies! :shock:

Now you understand why I am single!

I am so suave and deboner!

Actually, this is de Boner

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