Rules
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2015 3:03 pm
Sounds an awful lot like marriage to me
Cheers
Rich
Sounds an awful lot like marriage to me
Cheers
Rich
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Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2015 3:03 pmSounds an awful lot like marriage to me
Cheers
Rich
Re: Rules
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2015 4:18 pmI decided to always "fly" Solo, some 40+ years ago...!
No more problems in the Cockpit!.....
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Paul....
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No more problems in the Cockpit!.....
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Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2015 8:22 pmTHE COPILOT
I am the copilot. I sit on the right.
It's up to me to be quick and bright;
I never talk back for I have regrets,
But I have to remember what the Captain forgets.
I make out the Flight Plan and study the weather,
Pull up the gear, stand by to feather;
Make out the mail forms and do the reporting,
And fly the old crate while the Captain is courting.
I take the readings, adjust the power,
Put on the heaters when we're in a shower;
Tell him where we are on the darkest night,
And do all the bookwork without any light.
I call for my Captain and buy him cokes;
I always laugh at his corny jokes,
And once in a while when his landings are rusty
I always come through with, "By gosh it's gusty!"
All in all I'm a general stooge,
As I sit on the right of the man I call "Scrooge";
I guess you think that is past understanding,
But maybe some day he will give me a landing.
— Captain Keith Murray, Eastern Air Lines
I am the copilot. I sit on the right.
It's up to me to be quick and bright;
I never talk back for I have regrets,
But I have to remember what the Captain forgets.
I make out the Flight Plan and study the weather,
Pull up the gear, stand by to feather;
Make out the mail forms and do the reporting,
And fly the old crate while the Captain is courting.
I take the readings, adjust the power,
Put on the heaters when we're in a shower;
Tell him where we are on the darkest night,
And do all the bookwork without any light.
I call for my Captain and buy him cokes;
I always laugh at his corny jokes,
And once in a while when his landings are rusty
I always come through with, "By gosh it's gusty!"
All in all I'm a general stooge,
As I sit on the right of the man I call "Scrooge";
I guess you think that is past understanding,
But maybe some day he will give me a landing.
— Captain Keith Murray, Eastern Air Lines