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Wow, that looks a lot like my office. Only they're paying ME 20k to sit there. Imagine that. Pretty ironic, as I write this there's a commercial on Disc Wings for PanAm academy as a fast-track to the airlines.
 
And, it looks at least a little like my office, except I have GPS, and own it. I do pay to fly it, fuel bills, annuals, etc, but it gets me where I'm going. Oh, and ALL my time is logged as PIC.
 
ooops
 
Sky, sweet pad. I think I need your job!

Where is the airpark?
 
I need some help here boys. I've been a little short of cash lately, a situation that has resulted in my inability to purchase proper BBQ ingredients. Specifically, meat. So I bought a package of chicken leg and thigh combos the other day to throw on the grill. The first couple, I tried to grill with skin on, they burned. The next couple, I tried to grill skin off, they burned. Then I tried leaving the cheap BBQ sauce off, until the chicken was almost done. It burned less, but still got charred.


HELP ME, WHAT DO I NEED TO DO TO ELIMINATE BURNED CHICKEN?

That out to get this thread on the proper track.

enigma
 
enigma said:
I need some help here boys. I've been a little short of cash lately, a situation that has resulted in my inability to purchase proper BBQ ingredients. Specifically, meat. So I bought a package of chicken leg and thigh combos the other day to throw on the grill. The first couple, I tried to grill with skin on, they burned. The next couple, I tried to grill skin off, they burned. Then I tried leaving the cheap BBQ sauce off, until the chicken was almost done. It burned less, but still got charred.


HELP ME, WHAT DO I NEED TO DO TO ELIMINATE BURNED CHICKEN?

That out to get this thread on the proper track.

enigma
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Cook the chicken at a low temperature for a longer time, then for the last few minutes, brush on the sauce and turn up the heat to finish it up. BBQ sauce will burn if it's exposed to high heat for more than a few minutes, so you need to cook the chicken most of the way without it.

Try a dry rub on the raw chicken, then brush on sauce when it's almost done!
 
Tyler.....You're an IDIOT. I wouldn't piss on you if you were on fire! Nice office by the way. How much is the rent?
 
EagleRJ said:
Try a dry rub on the raw chicken, then brush on sauce when it's almost done!
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Dry rub, How could have I missed that? I used to cook yard bird in a weber smoker, with the meat quite a way from the flame. The weber went south, so I tried the grill. The weber was perfect. I didn't really use it as a slow cooker for chicken, nor as a smoker, I guess that it sort of acted as an oven. I guess that I'll try some dry rub, and go buy myself another weber.

Thanks,
enigma
 
garf12 said:
ummm I'm I missing something, why is this guy getting flamed soooo bad? Im just a private pilot for fun, not planning on making a carrer out of it. I am just wondering what this guy did wrong?
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Well, garf12, since no one else is addressing this:

KigAir said:
So I have decided to do something productive about it that will put my career on the fast track. Yesterday I got “the call” from Mark Ottoesen that I have been accepted in Gulfstream’s First Officer Program yippee!!! I just submitted my application online 5 days ago and within 4 days of submitting it I got a response from the president no less!
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The big deal here is that another pilot has succumbed to the lure of PFT, which stands for Pay For Training, or more accurately, paying for a job. The poster in question will, if this is a genuine post and not merely an example of flame bait, pay a large sum of money to Gulfstream for the right to sit in the right seat of one of their scheduled turboprop aircraft. This demeans the piloting profession, and circumvents the normal progression of a piloting career, essentiallly "cutting in line" in front of pilots who have been both dilligent and patient.

As you might imagine, this really angers most of us. It lowers the value of a pilot, and supports the idea that a pilot will do almost anything to get into an airplane. That idea is something less than an image of a professional, isn't it?

Do a search here on the board on "Gulfstream" and on "PFT."
 
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alrighty alrighty, when i type i just type fast...let me try this again

You're-----not your.

hey, i went to riddle, what do you expect.....and now im gonna edit the post so it looks right :-)

thanks,
Mark
 
Timebuilder said:
Well, garf12, since no one else is addressing this:


The big deal here is that another pilot has succumbed to the lure of PFT, which stands for Pay For Training, or more accurately, paying for a job. The poster in question will, if this is a genuine post and not merely an example of flame bait, pay a large sum of money to Gulfstream for the right to sit in the right seat of one of their scheduled turboprop aircraft. This demeans the piloting profession, and circumvents the normal progression of a piloting career, essentiallly "cutting in line" in front of pilots who have been both dilligent and patient.

As you might imagine, this really angers most of us. It lowers the value of a pilot, and supports the idea that a pilot will do almost anything to get into an airplane. That idea is something less than an image of a professional, isn't it?

Do a search here on the board on "Gulfstream" and on "PFT."
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Oh Ok now I understand, but I have to admit if I had the money and I was wanting to be a pilot and I wasnt getting anywhere, I think I would do this?
 
Roflmao!!

garf12 said:
Oh Ok now I understand, but I have to admit if I had the money and I was wanting to be a pilot and I wasnt getting anywhere, I think I would do this?
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God that was funny! Please never let it be said pilots don't have a sense of humor.

I'm still wiping the tears from my eyes.

Hell, garf12, you can be my wingman ANYTIME!!! Just write me a check for $10,000 and let you fly with me as long as you keep crackin' me up. I'll even let you LOG it!!

"...if I had the money...and I wasn't gettin' anywhere..."

Too funny.

It's just too godd@mn funny...
 
skydash said:
Hey Lrjtcaptain,
While your post was funny,I can't help but point out that when you call someone a moron,make sure you don't make yourself out to be one as well by saying"Your a moron",while everyone with a 4th grade education knows it's "You're a moron". Sorry...that one was too good to let go.:p
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Of course, those of us with a fifth grade education know that the commas and periods go inside the quotation marks, and you put spaces after end punctuation marks.

Oh, the irony indeed! :D
 
ha ha ha LMAO

dude you guys are so gullible. HA HA HA Laughing my arse off!!!!!!!!!


everyone knows gulfstream is the devil but is so funny getting you guys riled up!
 
(Somebody tell me what all those round things with the needles are. :confused: )
 

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