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Flying light about 25gph, 40 loaded, burns MoGas.

You'd have to ask them...FOD on the taxiway?:dunno:

Part of the theory I heard as well, 'tighten up traffic'.

How can we expect civil service to provide as efficient of service as the private sector, when we don't allow it? You don't trust government with money, but you trust the billionaires who profit off government programs with money. Is there something not obviously wrong with the logic there? If...

Wouldn't it be cheaper and easier to just change the procurement process to the same one private industry would use and save their management fee?:dunno: All you have to change is a few words, and the people who change them are already being paid. Why would they choose to incure the costs of...

:idea: I just figured why. The photo ID has been a mandate for some years now, however it has been an unfunded mandate because politicians couldn't make a budget. The whole ID issue all around has become a major govt priority thing; if you live in NY, LA, or one of the other two states that...

If you are going to dispose of the sheet metal for scrap, there's a trick to it. You see, the recycling yards hate airframes and it has to do with the rivets, not sure why, but I've done a couple now, and it's been that way, so you have a bit of work to put in cutting out the aluminum panels...

I think the 80/20 split holds here too, dogs can get testy when you try to claim you spot in the bed.:rofl:

I like them all. I've lived with lots of strange animals all my life, I seem to attract animal girls.:lol: The only thing I don't like as a pet is a pig. The polecat family, including skunks, are my favorites, always fun. My ex-wife decided to date me because her chow that hates everyone layed...

Is it?:dunno: I thought you had to actually be a mechanic, but considering you can do 720 days as the cook on a Sportfish day or half day boat, never so much as handled a line, and get a 100 ton Master from the USCG, I wouldn't be shocked.

Pocket gun I carry a .25. Close range it's plenty lethal.

Cats, as with wives, and most things in life, are best dealt with along the path of least resistance.:rofl:

That often leads to blood letting when claws try to oppose acceleration toward the wall...:lol:

That's exactly what it is for, because without that data, the NTSB can't do any better nor can the insurance actuaries, at developing true safety statistics and see what efforts are paying results with time. There's really nothing else the data is useful for. The potential benefit to pilots is...

Thing is, very few shops do all the different maintenance that would give them exposure to everything. Reality is it's not necessary, because the real issue is tool and procedural competency, and thre it doesn't really really matter if you are working at a GA FBO or one of the airliner heavy...

No sir, not in the slightest. Every perception is its own reality if someone acts on it.

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl: And you think babies can cry loud and incessantly...:rofl: Or scratch at the door for hours on end...:rofl:

Morracas are good to train cats off of things as well. Usually a shake scares em away from whatever.

That time was working for Foley's on LGB, but I have been the mechanic for many lawyers and even a judge on various cars and yachts as well. I don't fear lawyers, I have nothing they can sue me for. :lol:

Actually I usually fly through anything like that there below as well, however I don't do it at night. I get through the Pan-Florida front lines by picking my way between the heavy cells VFR underneath and usually have a decent ride through even when airliners are sitting on the ground because...