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One concrete suggestion I can offer, see if you can get your parents to talk of either 1) memories (Hey, mom, where did we take that vacation with Uncle Fred? or How did you and dad meet? Dad, was it a near world record carp you caught? Tell me how you did that.) or 2) Areas of their (perhaps...

That actually made me laugh out loud!

A really, really long one...

They're all curved because space itself is curved...

Oh. You learned on the new one. ;)

Easy. Grill the tomatoes first. Done.

Or does he now need one?

Double.

Nope. Sage advice though it may be. I'm sticking with airplanes until the money runs out.

Your father in law suggested I switch to cocaine because it's cheaper. Just sayin' And here's the proof:

I was using a pull along trencher to dig around a pool deck to bury electrical conduit. I was watching the dirt pile up beside the growing trench when I saw a single strand of that colorful telephone wire come up and out and land on the dirt. I thought "Uh-oh!". I had cut a 200 pair cable. Right...

To quote Kenny Rodgers, every hand’s a winner and every hand’s a loser…

Besides, it's hard to fit the entire textbook on there...

My experience with motorcycles and loud pipes is (even in my convertible with the top down) I rarely hear them coming up from behind, but they are greatly startling when they pass by and annoying loud beside or in front. Even coming from in front facing towards me they are not that loud until...

Again. They got hit pretty hard just, what 3 years ago? Flooded a lot of the ground floor buildings. Hope it doesn't destroy all their new pavement.

The Navion (if I remember correctly) is low wing with "both" setting. So it is possible. Not sure of the design for the Navion.

Most (as in virtually all) UPSs switch from wall power to battery/inverter when the power drops. They will not solve noise issues. I could type several pages to describe how I learned this, but suffice it to say I still twitch a bit thinking about it. A true isolation transformer is pricey as...

In newer 172s (At least P model on) the control locks locks the elevator full down (or nearly). The C model I flew locked at neutral.

SO what plane is the camo twin? The name is cut off the scan/photo.

It was OK but he really can't do the Swedish accent.