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Yeah pretty bizarre right??

Woooooo Decker that's awesome man, welcome to the club!

As someone who obviously likes the old styling of Jaguar, how do you feel about the latest iteration of the XJ?: http://www.rpmgo.com/cars/v/2010_jaguar ... 8.jpg.html

Very different, but I think it has a very strong but still somewhat regal stance. And in person, it's huge.

Hopefully one that when it comes to this, has boring stories to tell.

Glad to hear Aaron, though you're right, it's a shame to see this happen regardless.

I'm between the Ferrari 599GTB or the 498 Italia right now. I'm not usually a huge Ferrari fan, but their latest machines are some of the best they've ever made, from looks to performance.

Just found out I may get a tour of AF1 at Andrews sometime soon, thanks to someone my sister knows. Will update if it comes through!

Good luck renting a car until you're 25. Sucks. Well, unless Oregon has regulations where only people of 25+ years of age can rent car, I might be able to do somethings, though at a little fee. :roll: Yup, you can do rentals with just about any company anywhere, as long as you pay a fee that's usua...

I was just about to ask about this today!

Sounds like a great time, wish I could have been there and gone on yet another tour with Aaron. Have always wanted to make it up a ramp control tower, so that's pretty cool.

Look great Ali, thanks so much!

Ali Abou-Zeid wrote:I flew a '58 Piper Apache - 150

They made FBW planes in '58?! Because I know if cables or pulleys are involved you won't touch it!

So you got it?! Congrats man!! That's awesome to hear. Enjoy it

Damn so you get to fly in new planes! I fly in 1970s junk that always has something broken...

So I'm at work today, and a co-worker of mine walks in. She has some business cards she got at a convention recently, and wanted to find one in particular for a project I'm working on. She's flipping...flipping, there are about 1-200 of them. We're talking and I look down, and the one time I happen ...

Great, great shots. My favorite is definitely the first Gulf shot, with the Southwest approach a close second.

Strange, I had 7 circuit lessons (only 4 before I was ready to solo, but weather held me up). Most of my lessons were 0.4-0.7 in length though. Thanks a lot, Josh! The left-turn tendency is a pain when you're up solo, especially on takeoff and climb-out. Wow that's pretty short for lesson length! T...

Congrats Sam!! I know I had the hugest smile on my face when I was on downwind and looked over to the right at the airport and didn't have to look around my instructor (our field has a right pattern).

Good luck with the rest of your work, it's a ton of fun.

Great shots Bryan, an excellent way to end.

Thanks Tim. And I agree, in retrospect some angles are less than perfect. But in my defense, I just don't see how this screenshot has a 9 rating, when mine get 6's. http://apg.pacificairways.net/ss/display.php?id=8076 He's at like 1000ft with his gear up! And not to be critical, but what the hell.....

Awesome, awesome news Brandon. Huge congrats man.

Having walked underneath a KC-135 yesterday at the Andrews Air Show, all I can say is...good luck.

I can't make it unfortunately. Summer classes will be holding me up in Boston.