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Well, as far as setting my priorities straight, as I said, I find liking your job and making a decent living to be almost equal, with liking your job being a little higher.

I like to design aircraft engines, and I like to fly aircraft. I just like both.

To tell you the truth, I would like flying better...but as it's so close to my love for designing aircraft engines, the benefits of an engineerign job attract me.

Though I would love to feel the power of jet engines when I push the throttle forward in a Lear 31...I really would love to fly those machines for a living...

ARcher
 
Hey Archer!

Your real name wouldn't be Newman, would it? :D

Ohhhh, I crack myself up sometimes! :p
 
The phone keeps ringing (and did during my first post) which distracts me and I loose my train of thought ,so my apologies for not getting my point across the first time.

Ok, now we know, without a doubt, that you are a female. You should have just written that to begin with. Sorry, I couldn't resist.
 
flx757 said:
Falcon Capt,

In that episode, Frank employs George and Lloyd Braun to compete with each other selling computers. Lloyd had once been "intitutionalized". At the end, he tells George and Frank "that 'serenity now' stuff doesn't work. How do you think I went crazy? Serenity now, insanity later." After Frank wonders what to do now, George offers "hoochie mama?" As Estelle drives her car into the garage occupied by Frank's computer business, he screams "HOOCHIE MAMA!!"

So, that's why the reference to it in my previous post.

Yeah I know, too much TV. :)

I REMEMBER NOW!

That was hilarious! I told you I am getting too old! How the mind twists things in old age! ;) :D :) :eek:
 
Re: md8pilot

Ponypilot said:

How boring for a young twentysomething to think life is about chasing the all mighty dollar, AND to think he has to make career descion now and stick with it for the rest of his life. The truth is there are untold numbers of people who decide late in life they want a new or different career. I'm sure these same people thought while they were in their 20's they were making a career choice they would live with for the rest of their lives. What I'm saying is it is OK to be in your 30's, 40's, or even 50's and decide hey you know what I need a change, I'm sick of crunching numbers, sick of sales etc. I even know a Dr. who at the age of 39 is giving up the ER and pursuing a career in flying.


I agree.
 
My 2 Cents Worth

Archer,

I certainly don't fault you for doing your research prior to making a decision. The decisions you make early in life can have a huge impact on your remaining days on Earth. Many decisions can be altered later in life; many cannot.

However, there is only One who knows what the future holds, and it isn't any of us. Sometimes we simply must make decisions based on the best wisdom we can muster up, knowing that circumstances will change, people will change, we will change, industries will change...and so on.

Looking back on my career, I can see where God placed me in certain circumstances and allowed me to make some good and bad decisions to bring me to where I am now. My career isn't what I thought it would be.....but I've never been happier.
 
Re: md8pilot

Ponypilot said:
It is clear you are not getting the point.

I even know a Dr. who at the age of 39 is giving up the ER and pursuing a career in flying.

I hope he did his homework. If not, he might be in for a gigantic disappointment. A person must really have a passion for flying in order to manage the ups & downs of this business.
 
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LOL

I like everyones since of humor.;)

Believe me I wish I did not have to answer this phone, people ask the stupidest questions. Thank god Friday is my last day here.


As for being compared to a homosexual male.......hmmm

I like men, cooking, fine wine, Versace and decorating shows.......so I can see how you could get confused.


And FalconCapt. (spelling? sorry) was it you who said you have a stay at home wife and lovely daughter? Good for you. When your daughter grows up to be President or finds a cure for cancer I know I will be glad she came from a stable home.

Cheers all:cool:
 
And FalconCapt. (spelling? sorry) was it you who said you have a stay at home wife and lovely daughter? Good for you. When your daughter grows up to be President or finds a cure for cancer

President? Curing cancer? I bet Falcon Capt has his daughter shooting approaches to mins in FS2002. He's planning on starting partial panel work once she turns 5.

"What? You didn't start time at the FAF? That's it, GO TO YOUR ROOM!" :D :D
 
750driver,

Yes, we quized him pretty good and made sure he knew a first year FO would only make between 18k-22k. He was just tired of patients coming into the ER and wanting to tell him how to treat their ailment as well as what meds they thought they needed. Can't knock someone for wanting to pursue a dream.

Archer,

Don't assume that because a person does not make a fortune that they cannot be happy, or that their kids will not get a good education.
 
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Ponypilot said:
And FalconCapt. (spelling? sorry) was it you who said you have a stay at home wife and lovely daughter? Good for you. When your daughter grows up to be President or finds a cure for cancer I know I will be glad she came from a stable home.

PonyPilot... My daughter can be anything she wants to be... That is why I am already investing heavily into a college fund for her... So when she gets that full ride scholarship, I can retire at 49 on her college fund!

She's a smart kid (from Dad ;) ), and full of attitude! (She MUST get that from her mother! :D ) She will excel in whatever she decides to do... I won't push her into aviation, but if she chooses that, I will back her up 110%...

BigD said:
President? Curing cancer? I bet Falcon Capt has his daughter shooting approaches to mins in FS2002. He's planning on starting partial panel work once she turns 5.

"What? You didn't start time at the FAF? That's it, GO TO YOUR ROOM!"

HEY!!!! Have you been looking in my windows?!?!?!?! :D ;)
 
Archer,

Observe the thick skin and good natured sense of humor of PonyPilot. Did you ever notice in grade school that the only ones who got picked on were the ones that gave the most dramatic reaction to being picked on?

Best of luck Newman.
 
HEY!!!! Have you been looking in my windows?!?!?!?!

Maybe BigD thinks if he hangs around your house enough you'll make him an FO in the Falcon. With things as tough as they are, you can'tblame him for trying. Lol.
 
fl350

I'm blushing. That is the nicest thing anyone on here has ever said to me.


(And I know I'm setting myself up with that reply.);)
 
FlyChicaga said:
So bigD is doing this two? Was that you in the bushes next to me? I thought I smelled Salt Lick. Only kidding! ;) No Falcons for me... I'm holding out for a Bombardier Aerospace Global Express, because what a fine machine that is!!! Is he here yet?

:p

And to think I was just going to ask you if you would like an F/O position with our company... But seeing as we have no Global Expresses I can already tell the answer would be no...

HHmmm... Is BigD around, I think HE likes Falcons!?!?
 
D*mn,

So you guys are having fun at Falcon D's house, while I'm sitting in the ''bar'' with Archer, drinking a coke :D and watching a mu2 take off??

Sh*t!

g'day!
 

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