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sabredriver
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why cant superman, sorry retro ,sorry Garry - become a famous man in the aviation magzines..

he has a CULT scary following on line nowdays

next he'll have wixers and nuttters stalking him for autographs and staying out side his home - speculation he never sleeps there also.... he sleeps in the hanger and is connected to a battery all night for a recharge???
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Sure, come on out to Austin Acres Wildlife Refuge, Petting Zoo, Aircraft Tours and Canoe Rentals, and we'll sit around the pond, light candles, and pray all night to the Gods that allow planes to float to the surface of Austin Lake. That IS what cults do, right? :lol: :lol:

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if your from texas do youse mob wear those kinky white dresses and needle top hates?

us aussies would just be drinking and stirring youse texans around the goddly lake of mr austin magic pond - hell most aussies are too laid wed be drinking and dunno whatesle? us aussies do... um
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retroaviation wrote:
Sure, come on out to Austin Acres Wildlife Refuge, Petting Zoo, Aircraft Tours and Canoe Rentals, and we'll sit around the pond, light candles, and pray all night to the Gods that allow planes to float to the surface of Austin Lake. That IS what cults do, right? :lol: :lol:

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Ummmm...just as long as you don't serve any Kool-Aid!
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I believe that 100 octane is the preferred drink of aviation cultists. Just sit back and take a whiff of that aroma!
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Y'all are starting to scare me a little now. :shock:

:lol:

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Thats were we should have a big WIX outing... Gary's back yard!

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Scott WRG Editor wrote:
Thats were we should have a big WIX outing... Gary's back yard!



You know, that is actually not a bad idea at all! I haven't really had any folks over since I bought the place nearly a year ago now, so a WIX gathering would be great. Y'all just bring the food, beverages, barbeque grill, ice, coolers, lawn furniture, bug spray, and snake repellent, and it'll be quite the event!

No tools allowed. :wink:

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retroaviation wrote:
Scott WRG Editor wrote:
Thats were we should have a big WIX outing... Gary's back yard!



You know, that is actually not a bad idea at all! I haven't really had any folks over since I bought the place nearly a year ago now, so a WIX gathering would be great. Y'all just bring the food, beverages, barbeque grill, ice, coolers, lawn furniture, bug spray, and snake repellent, and it'll be quite the event!

No tools allowed. :wink:

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What about the girls? :shock:
Only if they are into aviation of course! :wink:

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What about the girls? :shock:
Only if they are into aviation of course! :wink:

Cheers, Alan


Hmmm, good point. Reckon I just haven't had enough time (or money) for them lately. If you bring some, just make sure they have low standards. :lol:

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retroaviation wrote:
ALAN.L wrote:

What about the girls? :shock:
Only if they are into aviation of course! :wink:

Cheers, Alan


Hmmm, good point. Reckon I just haven't had enough time (or money) for them lately. If you bring some, just make sure they have low standards. :lol:

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I am sure there is a fine young filly out there Gary, who will be mightily impressed when you give them the back lot tour....

'Say is that a PBY y'all have parked there? Gee I have always wanted to have a closer look at one.....' :P

By the way have you ever seen a programme on the BBC called Top Gear?
The latest episode featured the presenters driving three old wrecks from Florida to New Orleans and on the way they painted slogans on their cars to try to get a reaction.....If I ever make it to the States, my uncle lives up north in Sheboygan WI, I will be sure not mention ,Hilary Clinton, Man Love and say that Nascar sucks, they were not popular dudes!

Sorry for the digression, your comment about low standards hit a funny bone. :lol:
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Gary,

sure sounds like you are developing a "Gary's Groupees" following here. And the backyard event at your place sounds like a great idea....but..........NO TOOLS ??? Man....what a let down !! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Let's have the event there in April, right around the time of the LSFM airshow, 'cause that's when I will be in TX, and it is all about me after all! :lol:

Just kidding... but I like the idea of TX! :D

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Hey Steph...you know Midland and Galveston are only about 500 miles apart...(as the crow flies)


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MAN...Talk about disappointed. From the title of this thread, I expected to see Gary in some risqué outfit.

Mudge the voyeur :oops:

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