i took my 170A up to jefferson a few days ago
and found out the A+P's BD is the exact same as mine
and we are the same age.
go figure!!
dave
same birthdays!
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iowa
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same birthdays!
1951 170A 1468D SN 20051
1942 L-4B 2764C USAAC 43-572 (9433)
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GAHorn
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Re: same birthdays!
And when is it? (Along similar lines, I just found the chief Hawker MX instructor at work and I share the same Bday.....today!)iowa wrote:i took my 170A up to jefferson a few days ago
and found out the A+P's BD is the exact same as mine
and we are the same age.
go figure!!
dave
'53 B-model N146YS SN:25713
50th Anniversary of Flight Model. Winner-Best Original 170B, 100th Anniversary of Flight Convention.
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50th Anniversary of Flight Model. Winner-Best Original 170B, 100th Anniversary of Flight Convention.
An originality nut (mostly) for the right reasons.
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Are you telling us your age?? 
Don't let it get you down. It's just another day 
. Have a great one.
John
Don't let it get you down. It's just another day . Have a great one.John
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Re: Birthday
Frank do you really have to ask? I thought it was obvious.170C wrote:HAPPY BIRTHDAY GEORGEAre you getting close to or are you now an official Old Fart
Maybe I need to ask Jamie rather than you
From a young fart of 50.
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George, are you slippin' a bit? I could have sworn that last year the 170 calendar had your birthday on it.
If this year's would have had you listed, I'm sure you would have received a cold Beck's or two. But without top line billing.... well.... it's just another day.
Best wishes.
If this year's would have had you listed, I'm sure you would have received a cold Beck's or two. But without top line billing.... well.... it's just another day.
Best wishes.
Kyle
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Ha! You guys cheer me up! Thanks to all!
Doug had actually sent me a nice email B-day greeting and I couldn't help but wonder about our illustrious calendar-guy having such timely knowlege. (a secret issue coming up?)
Hey Doug! That gives me an idea..... (expect a follow up)...
As for how I spent my Happy Day.... I spent it drinking only WATER, no cake, no partying, no food whatsoever for 36 hours starting the day before, all thru my B-day, and until this morning, when I had my first-ever colonoscopy. (Thanks, Joe.) I'd put this off for various "good" reasons for a long time and the only time I ever recall actually seeing a truly angry response from Joe Harris, was about a month ago when I was sitting in his living room and we were talking. He asked about it, and I admitted to him that I'd not yet had one done. He shot me a glance that, if looks could kill.... that one would have knocked out a neighborhood. Then it just as quickly left his face, ...and he gently reminded me that I'd promised him last December that I'd have one done.
Well, Joe I did, and it's done now. Thanks, Buddy!
Guys and Gals.... consider it a stall warning. Go get yours! (It's not nearly as bad as you might think. The facility and the personel and the Doc* never once made me feel embarrassed or self-conscious ....(as if that could ever be, contemplates Ol'Gar ...) and the day off from work spent napping the rest of the day was welcome.)
Now.... Wonder what's to EAT!!! ???
* When the Doctor came in prior to beginning the procedure was the first time I'd met him. He was a late-40's guy (James Weber) and his cordial manner was immediately apparent. I told him I figured he was the bravest guy in the world and he asked how I came to that conclusion.
"Well", I said, "I can't imagine anything requiring more courage than a young man risking his family's fortune and 12 years of college, medical school, internship, fellowship, and specialization....just for the lifetime privilege of looking at a bunch of ......!"
He interrupted with "....going where no man has ever gone before...." ... which I interrupted with "....and you're the ONLY guy that's ever gonna, either!"
The nurses were dying laughing.
(He asked if I'd been having any problems and I told him about what led me to request the procedure. He told me about his good friend, an experienced physician buddy of his, who is in his late 50's. Despite his medical training and knowlege and disregarding the advice he gave for years to his own patients on the subject, he'd put off having his own exam performed until...yep...too late. The man is now in the last stages.
Folks, something new I just learned today about this subject.... by age 40 10% of the population will have polyps. By age 50 over half the poplulation will, and by age 60 over 75% will. Now...Get this: 100% of all polyps, left untreated, will become cancerous. It ain't IF you've got them..... it's pretty darn sure that by your 50's or shortly thereafter you will have them. And if not removed, they always become cancer.
Go get yours removed.
Doug had actually sent me a nice email B-day greeting and I couldn't help but wonder about our illustrious calendar-guy having such timely knowlege. (a secret issue coming up?)
Hey Doug! That gives me an idea..... (expect a follow up)...
As for how I spent my Happy Day.... I spent it drinking only WATER, no cake, no partying, no food whatsoever for 36 hours starting the day before, all thru my B-day, and until this morning, when I had my first-ever colonoscopy. (Thanks, Joe.) I'd put this off for various "good" reasons for a long time and the only time I ever recall actually seeing a truly angry response from Joe Harris, was about a month ago when I was sitting in his living room and we were talking. He asked about it, and I admitted to him that I'd not yet had one done. He shot me a glance that, if looks could kill.... that one would have knocked out a neighborhood. Then it just as quickly left his face, ...and he gently reminded me that I'd promised him last December
that I'd have one done.Well, Joe I did, and it's done now. Thanks, Buddy!
Guys and Gals.... consider it a stall warning. Go get yours! (It's not nearly as bad as you might think. The facility and the personel and the Doc* never once made me feel embarrassed or self-conscious ....(as if that could ever be, contemplates Ol'Gar ...) and the day off from work spent napping the rest of the day was welcome.)
Now.... Wonder what's to EAT!!! ???
* When the Doctor came in prior to beginning the procedure was the first time I'd met him. He was a late-40's guy (James Weber) and his cordial manner was immediately apparent. I told him I figured he was the bravest guy in the world and he asked how I came to that conclusion.
"Well", I said, "I can't imagine anything requiring more courage than a young man risking his family's fortune and 12 years of college, medical school, internship, fellowship, and specialization....just for the lifetime privilege of looking at a bunch of ......!"
He interrupted with "....going where no man has ever gone before...." ... which I interrupted with "....and you're the ONLY guy that's ever gonna, either!"
The nurses were dying laughing.
(He asked if I'd been having any problems and I told him about what led me to request the procedure. He told me about his good friend, an experienced physician buddy of his, who is in his late 50's. Despite his medical training and knowlege and disregarding the advice he gave for years to his own patients on the subject, he'd put off having his own exam performed until...yep...too late. The man is now in the last stages.
Folks, something new I just learned today about this subject.... by age 40 10% of the population will have polyps. By age 50 over half the poplulation will, and by age 60 over 75% will. Now...Get this: 100% of all polyps, left untreated, will become cancerous. It ain't IF you've got them..... it's pretty darn sure that by your 50's or shortly thereafter you will have them. And if not removed, they always become cancer.
Go get yours removed.
'53 B-model N146YS SN:25713
50th Anniversary of Flight Model. Winner-Best Original 170B, 100th Anniversary of Flight Convention.
An originality nut (mostly) for the right reasons.
50th Anniversary of Flight Model. Winner-Best Original 170B, 100th Anniversary of Flight Convention.
An originality nut (mostly) for the right reasons.
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