1261 days to go!

[Flopgut]

Despite a low tonight in the 30's, I will be firing up the grill. Gonna spend way more than normal on a real good steak. Kick off with a Bud Clamato with a Patron shooter. Then sip a sixer of some IPA. Tom Petty's "The waiting" will rotate frequently thru tonight's playlist. I'm looking forward to seeing every pilot "waiting" get a break.

 

[Quiet Flight]

270 pages.

Has it been teed up yet?

Just a point of info: I posted a bunch yesterday to try and hit 400 pages. I was successful as long as you're viewing on a smartphone with Tapatalk! Oops!

 

[Quiet Flight]

And just to be sure, even though I think it has been covered...

TEA DUP!!!!!

 

[Whataburger]

Just a point of info: I posted a bunch yesterday to try and hit 400 pages. I was successful as long as you're viewing on a smartphone with Tapatalk! Oops!

I was wondering about that, but I appreciated the effort so much that I let it slide.:beer:

 

[dirkdigler]

12/12/12 - the last day. It's been a looooooooong 5 years... BUH BYE....

 

[Whataburger]

Just over 7hrs remaining.

Good thing Duck Dynasty is on to help pass the time.

 

[spitfire1500]

Our company uses Z time for everything....only 1 hour and 10 mins Z!!!

 

[SXMp2c]

I'm thinking it could sink or sail on its own as we collectively keep it alive by posting what ever the poster wants to share with us, or we can let it fade away into the aviation/Flightinfo history books.

It becomes a new blank slate tonight at 12:01am after I post ZERO.

What other ideas are there?

Has it been teed up yet?

Thats nice of you to concede the win by waiting until 12 : 01.

i plan on posting at 12 : 00

 

[Quimby]

Whos' going to post the 2nd "0" tonight after I wrap this thing up?

6 hours!

T E E D

 

[humveedriver]

I had no idea when I wrote that original post how important those retirements would be to me. Thanks to all the posters who kept the geezer meter going. To those retiring, farewell. My intent of this thread was never meant to be disrespectful. Given the consolidation of the industry, the retirements are more important now than when I wished everyone luck in 2009. All there is left to do now is countdown my own geezer meter ;-)