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The coincidence is pretty remarkable, ain’t it? Laurie and Ted have set a remarkable standard - amazing mates, beautiful children. You’re walking in good footsteps!

Brings a smile to my face, for all kinds of reasons!

Doctor Bruce: What’s the denominator in that fraction? Is that one of one, one of ten? Just curious. This is serious stuff, for a fact!

What a treat to see you back! I do recall reading your posts, and seeing your beautiful airplane, in my early days on the forums, including the genesis of POA in 2005. Don’t be a stranger!

I love you guys.

Facing west, a drink held high: fair winds, Mr. Gardner. You’ll not be forgotten.

Papieren, bitte!

John, don’t forget: fly 172 speeds, burn 172 gas (or less).

The challenge is, as always, this: while you can dramatically reduce your fuel consumption in a Bonanza by throttling back, flying slower and aggressively leaning, it is so very difficult to fly slowly, when you know that fast is right there, at your fingertips. Unless you can explicitly avoid...

It is a privilege, my friend. If you’re looking for a wide cabin, the Bo is not for you… but it’s a good compromise. Comanche’s certainly wider, but when I told my wife I was buying an airplane, she told me, “It better be a Bonanza!” Who was I to argue with that?

For occasional sale (and the “fly-away” exemption), see this page: https://comptroller.texas.gov/taxes/publications/94-168.php Actual form: https://comptroller.texas.gov/forms/01-917.pdf You give this to Buyer. Bill of sale (you give buyer this)...

Gaston’s, 2009…

Thread drift, but an interesting story. Client of mine wrecked his 2020 Escalade last week (totaled). Went to the local (world renowned) Cadillac dealer to buy a new one, was told, "Ain't got 'em, not gonna have 'em for a long time." But, they said, "Our used car department has some." Walked...

I really like my CZ75, but it's a lot of hardware to carry, so I don't. Ruger LC9, OTOH...

I like it, without "kinda."

Referring to paved aircraft ramps as “tarmac”; “tarmac” is a material, not a place.

Here's another with the Ruger LC9. Nice rig.

What the heck is an “air tab”?

…you should see his yard!

If I am understanding the poor translation by Google, you're looking for a listing of fasteners for a Cessna 172 wing - for this, first and foremost, you'd want to look at the Cessna 172 Maintenance Manual; you can find many such manuals for downlod by dilgent searching, or order them from...