Wagstaff thread
Mon Aug 18, 2008 6:55 pm
Gezz 183 replys and 14,783 viewed the thread, wondering if thats some kind of a record.
Probably not
Mon Aug 18, 2008 7:25 pm
I'm not sure if it was a record, probably not. Patty has been known to fly warbirds once in a while so I don't think it was completely OT. I think the topic started off just fine for the first few pages but it did start to go down the tubes in the last few. On the other hand, I'm not sure it should have been pulled or locked just yet. There were a few folks that probably still needed to settle their differences in a respectful manner, something I think would have happened in the next page or two. In any event, it's not my call and I respect the moderator's decision.
As far as Patty's situation, I hope it all works out without the need for a trial. It's an unfortunate situation for all involved, Patty, the EAA, security, the local sheriff's office, and a few others. I'll take a guess at one thing, Patty has been quoted as saying she is really sorry about the entire situation and I'll bet she really is.
As far as Patty's situation, I hope it all works out without the need for a trial. It's an unfortunate situation for all involved, Patty, the EAA, security, the local sheriff's office, and a few others. I'll take a guess at one thing, Patty has been quoted as saying she is really sorry about the entire situation and I'll bet she really is.
Mon Aug 18, 2008 7:55 pm
It is obvious you never look at the stickys at the top of the page. The Diamond Lil thread might be tops.
Les
Les
Mon Aug 18, 2008 8:02 pm
BigGrey wrote:It is obvious you never look at the stickys at the top of the page. The Diamond Lil thread might be tops.
Les
Yeah, but most of those posts were just from some poor ol' bored mechanic who couldn't sleep, submitting a bunch of rambling messages.
Gary
Mon Aug 18, 2008 11:25 pm
just like the national enquirer, people magazine, etc, & other trash rags......... people love dirt on celebrities!!!
Mon Aug 18, 2008 11:26 pm
retroaviation wrote:
Yeah, but most of those posts were just from some poor ol' bored mechanic who couldn't sleep, submitting a bunch of rambling messages.
Gary
You've got a good point there Gary.
Just Kidding; I loved it.
- David
Tue Aug 19, 2008 11:15 am
retroaviation wrote:Yeah, but most of those posts were just from some poor ol' bored mechanic who couldn't sleep, submitting a bunch of rambling messages.
Gary
that was the best thread ever. I am looking forward to it's sequel "Gary ~ what's the plan for the F-82?" thread
The real thread to wait for
Tue Aug 19, 2008 12:46 pm
Certain Wixers buy a project aircraft, and we set up a web cam while it rots away, pasting all the "advice" on how to restore it next to the real-time corrosion blooms...
Tue Aug 19, 2008 8:21 pm
Certain Wixers buy a project aircraft, and we set up a web cam while it rots away, pasting all the "advice" on how to restore it next to the real-time corrosion blooms...
Hey! Get out of my hangar!
Chunks
Thu Aug 21, 2008 10:56 pm
Maybe they send EAA security to the same training camp?
Woman cuffed, booked for not paying library fines
GRAFTON, Wis. - A Wisconsin woman has been arrested and booked for failing to pay her library fines.
Twenty-year-old Heidi Dalibor told the News Graphic in Cedarburg that she ignored the library's calls and letters as well as a notice to appear in court.
Still, she was surprised when officers with a warrant knocked on her door, cuffed her and took her to the police station to be fingerprinted and photographed.
Police Capt. Joe Gabrish says officers follow the same procedure with every warrant.
Library director John Hanson says a couple of dozen people are cited each year for failure to return materials or pay fines.
The incident cost Dalibor about $30 for the two overdue paperbacks. It cost her mother $172 to free her.
Fri Aug 22, 2008 12:51 am
bdk wrote:Maybe they send EAA security to the same training camp?Woman cuffed, booked for not paying library fines
GRAFTON, Wis. - A Wisconsin woman has been arrested and booked for failing to pay her library fines.
Twenty-year-old Heidi Dalibor told the News Graphic in Cedarburg that she ignored the library's calls and letters as well as a notice to appear in court.
Still, she was surprised when officers with a warrant knocked on her door, cuffed her and took her to the police station to be fingerprinted and photographed.
Police Capt. Joe Gabrish says officers follow the same procedure with every warrant.
Library director John Hanson says a couple of dozen people are cited each year for failure to return materials or pay fines.
The incident cost Dalibor about $30 for the two overdue paperbacks. It cost her mother $172 to free her.
Al Bundy can be glad his old grade school librarian didn't follow this Wisconsin law!
Speaking of security, TSA is using pitot tubes and AOA vanes for stepladders now. http://www.aero-news.net/index.cfm?Cont ... 8fa5effaa&
Fri Aug 22, 2008 7:20 am
TSA agents... 
Need I say more... Those guys are the worst ambassadors the US ever had.
Need I say more... Those guys are the worst ambassadors the US ever had.
Fri Aug 22, 2008 7:25 am
TSA = Thousands Standing Around
Absolutely no Wagstaffs were harmed in the creation and sending of this e-mail.
Absolutely no Wagstaffs were harmed in the creation and sending of this e-mail.
Fri Aug 22, 2008 9:50 am
ww2John wrote:TSA = Thousands Standing Around
Absolutely no Wagstaffs were harmed in the creation and sending of this e-mail.
I always thought it was Those Stupid A-holes?
Fri Aug 22, 2008 11:22 am
Just a quick fact. . .
The speeding case was from 2005.
Devil is in the details.
The speeding case was from 2005.
Devil is in the details.