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One FACT we know for sure. DB didn't escape with all the money........since a kid found some of it in the sand on the beach in Kalama.

T-Mobile is here for me.................BUT If I wanted to save money I'd just stay in WIFI range and use "Google Voice" that does everything for free! Voice....Text.....and choose your own phone number with ANY area code. If you do go to "Voice" you'll have to keep your T-Mobile account until...

NOBODY knew more about general aviation airplanes/history than Jeff. I wish that his photo album would be published here on PoA. He was a good friend. https://goo.gl/photos/LX36CTaZkSVeY7XZ7

The term is not "Sovereign Citizen," but "Sovereign Jail-bird!"

My favorite place to buy gas was Ocean Falls, B.C. No one was EVER there and to gas your plane you just opened a valve and gravity-fed gas filled your tank. There was NO METER...........and you had to guess/estimate the amount you fed in. This was the old days.........and then you would run...

I flew floats professionally for about 2000 hours. Washington, British Columbia, Alaska. PA18S, Cessna T206, Beaver, Caravan...............and a few more.

I "heard" that the minimum oil level in your engine is the bottom number on the dipstick.

It OFTEN is much easier to just go IFR

I just removed the need to use a password....completely! https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/solutions/ht503518-how-to-remove-login-password-from-windows-10

They are in excellent condition in their boxes. Pick up at the Chehalis Airport or I will ship them to you on your dime.

Nope.....The 737 Max8 is a TERRIBLE airplane design. It was designed by accountants in Chicago instead of engineers at Seattle. Those accountants listened to the airlines who were too cheap to buy new type ratings for an airplane that was COMPLETELY different from a 737-200. So they applied...

It looked intentional to me.

Kenmore Air Harbor, many decades ago, had a customer service..........to where they would ground run customer's floatplanes in the parking lot in the winter. They stopped doing that a few years later after all those engines rusted out.

Yes. From eBay

Beechcraft was TOTALLY complacent about the breakup problem......so was the American Bonanza Society. Then, the president of the Bonanza Societies "V" tail disintegrated..........and finally, Beech made a strengthening kit. The straight-tail Debonaire is a MUICH better design

There is no perfect record.....and some years ago I tried to research it......But 350 Bonanzas have disintegrated in flight. It wasn't until the president of the Bonanza society failure that Beech reluctantly made the tail mod............which is only somewhat of a fix.

Actually a Cessna 185 floatplane.

I have an acquaintance with "V1V2R"

I wanted to be a Cub Scout. But they wouldn't let me unless my mother agreed to be a den mother......or whatever you call that. She couldn't......as she traveled the world with my father for View-Master.