What is it like to use oxygen?

[Ghery]

How often do you really expect to be up that high? Most of my friends, even on longer trips, don't usually go above 9,500. One of my friends got the Archer up to 10,500... that was a big deal.

Come fly with us on a cross state flight in Washington. 9500 MSL eastbound and 10,500 MSL west bound are typical for a VFR flight over the Cascades. And I've come back to the west side at 12,500 MSL as well. Nothing unusual about it here. And even at those altitudes we've still got a big rock to dodge.

 

[Henning]

If these were head injuries, that could explain a lot.

Yeah... when I finally go bald, it'll be a scarry sight

 

[SteveinIndy]

Yeah... when I finally go bald, it'll be a scarry sight

Just keep that helmet on and no one will notice

 

[gprellwitz]

Yeah... when I finally go bald, it'll be a scarry sight

It'll be a scary scarry sight! (And you SO set yourself up for this!)

 

[Henning]

It'll be a scary scarry sight! (And you SO set yourself up for this!)

Yep, but I did mean scarry...

 

[poadeleted20]

If I offended Ron or anyone else, you have my apologies.

No offense taken. Most research projects need a Red Team review to make them stronger. If you're serious about collaboration, email me off-board.

 

[SCCutler]

If these were head injuries, that could explain a lot.

Hey, at least Henning's got head injuries to blame when needed; what's my excuse?

 

[gprellwitz]

Hey, at least Henning's got head injuries to blame when needed; what's my excuse?

Sure you weren't dropped on your head as a young child?

 

[KennyFlys]

Hey, at least Henning's got head injuries to blame when needed; what's my excuse?

Sure you weren't dropped on your head as a young child?

Well, doesn't J.D. stand for juvenile delinquent?