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Now I feel attacked.

The one then the other. We were also hampered by being single engine (half propulsion).

I've actually heard of people who make tomato soup by adding water to ketchup. I once survived on that soup and grilled cheese sandwiches made with lard instead of butter for 11 days. I was on a submarine, and due to a series of unfortunate circumstances, we ran out of food. I like to refer to...

Beware of leaky fuel tanks and that nose gear thingy that @SixPapaCharlie mentioned. If those things are good to go, cop the shades and pull the canopy back to the mark because it is a sweet little plane. I will always be a fan of the top loaders fo sho. Seriously, leaky tanks should probably...

The wife and I recently began converting this little fella into an RV. 39 feet of blank canvas. It was a college campus transit before we bought it a few weeks ago.

ABA - answer by accident

At least he didn't jump out of a perfectly good airplane with a fire bottle attached to his leg.

I know you didn't ask, but the best deep dish in the lower 48 is Zachary's in Oakland. Fight me.

Same reason as this one... This one... and this one...

I have a disproportionate amount of night flying time, and the majority of that was well after midnight. I never knew that I suffered from poor ADM. Is there a medication for that? Who do I talk to, my PCM? Flight Doc? Shrink?

First time to Airventure and you are diving in head first. Good hunting, and congrats. Have you checked out the Airventure forum? https://www.pilotsofamerica.com/community/forums/airventure.38/

This is fine.:yikes:

Hey! I resemble that remark.

I lived in Bryan for a hot minute 2003-2006. Does the name Sodolak's bring it all back for you?

Oh boy. I once bought a cheap plane. The first annual bill was more than the purchase price.

You reminded me of my initial instrument check ride in my .mil job. I was rapidly approaching KMOB at 6000 patiently waiting for a decent to shoot an ILS. The decent came way too close and they were about to vector us back for another try when the IP (with 4000 hours in type) had me request a...

Years ago I had a window seat on a SWA cattle car. I looked out my plexiglass of bliss and saw KAUS lit up in all its glory. I figured we were on about a 3-mile base to one of the parallels and still at least 5000 feet. My first thought was that this was an odd VFR routing for a 121 type to...

Did anyone else think of this when they read the subject line? No, just me? Fine.

Looks like a HILOPT flown poorly. Isn't that the OM?

I was today years old when I found out about America's Great Loop. Well, Yesterday. Challenge accepted.