Salutations Sodomites!

[vorlon13]

[Edwardo Piet]

WELL. THAT'S NORMAL.

Sorry caps. No, really, for Vorlie it's totally normal.

[Whateverist]

After doffing our flight gear, I walked by the operations supervisor's desk, where I saw a teary-eyed 20-something trying to explain why he had been "shot down" (told to land). I felt awful. Yes, that student royally screwed up, but we've all been there. Fortunately, however, most of us haven't been yelled at/about over the radio for all to hear whenever we made a mistake. A new pilot suffering a lack of confidence can be just as dangerous as an experienced one suffering a bad temper.

Blah blah blah, I don't understand any of this boring talk.

I know, right? Don't you hate when your farting threads get hijacked like this?

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Nope, I don't fart. Hes lying.

Hmm... Who to trust?

10 years and you don't foof in front of each other? Nonsense.

Nah, it's possible.  When Lia's mom died I remember her dad saying what a relief it was to be able to fart when needed without making sure he wouldn't be detected by her.  Strange.  Lia and I compete to get more volume.  Not really fair though, without her hemorrhoids I just can't get the same explosiveness.

[Thumpalumpacus]

I obviously hate that anybody would lose their life in an air accident, but I kind of grieve the loss of a plane that was so popular during my childhood, too. I need to stahp!

I'm right there with you. They won't be around forever. I'm sorely disappointed I never got to see an F4. At least not one in flight. The AF just had the last manned F4 flights this past week as well. It culminated in a four-ship supersonic pass over Holloman AFB, followed by AB patternwork. Pretty awesome.

Lol, be happy. When I was a firefighter at Carswell, the 301st flew F-4Es ... 'round the clock IFEs. Also prone to flaming the engines on start-up.