1261 days to go!

[Andy]

bump.

Andy, I am doing some research. Standby to standby....

ROTFLMAO! Looking forward to the response ....

 

[Grizz]

damn...15 secs too early

 

[Quimby]

4 0 8

 

[Andy]

408!

Happy Halloween!

 

[Andy]

Quimby, I invoke the askterisk rule. You had the wrong date and didn't correct it until after my post. Whataburger's looking it up right now...

 

[Skyflyin]

Dang, page two AND after midnight.


407

 

[DesertDuck]

Unacceptable! Second page and 30+ minutes after midnight.

4-0-7!!!

 

[Quimby]

Quimby, I invoke the askterisk rule. You had the wrong date and didn't correct it until after my post. Whataburger's looking it up right now...

Yes, I missed it by a day. 408 goes to you!
:beer:

 

[Andy]

Yes, I missed it by a day. 408 goes to you!
:beer:

It's all good; we're both winners. One day closer to a normal retirement cycle.

 

[Quimby]

406 is just over 12 hours away

 

[Andy]

406 is just over 12 hours away

And it's still not enough time for many to save for retirement. ... where's your compassion (AKA how stupid are you?); there are a lot of pilots who won't be able to retire at 65 because they haven't had enough time to save. Geez, 9/11 was only a tad more than ten years ago and apparently that wasn't a wake up call for many pilots.
I think that we need to immediately raise the retirement age to 70.

 

[Quimby]

And it's still not enough time for many to save for retirement. ... where's your compassion (AKA how stupid are you?); there are a lot of pilots who won't be able to retire at 65 because they haven't had enough time to save. Geez, 9/11 was only a tad more than ten years ago and apparently that wasn't a wake up call for many pilots.
I think that we need to immediately raise the retirement age to 70.

I'm a heartless bastard.

 

[Quimby]

406..............

 

[Whataburger]

bump.

Still in D.C. at National Archives looking up Andy's question. The original "GeezerMeter ByLaws" from 1813 are quite amazing.

 

[Andy]

bump.

Still in D.C. at National Archives looking up Andy's question. The original "GeezerMeter ByLaws" from 1813 are quite amazing.

I think you'll find that Major League Baseball's incorporated a version of the asterisk rule.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/02/sports/02iht-hall.1.14161963.html
http://www.masslive.com/mywideworld...k_mcgwire_and_the_ironey_of_the_asterisk.html