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Post subject: Re: My TBM850 Demo Today  Posted: 11 Nov 2009, 13:28 |
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Username Protected wrote:
One of the advantages of taking european delivery is that you can fly to Brussels, pick up Yves and check out all those places accross europe your mom allways warned you about.
Better ?
Fortunately for me, I almost died in Amsterdam once. I'm not about to do it again. Lesson learned.
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Post subject: Re: My TBM850 Demo Today Posted: 11 Nov 2009, 14:00 |
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Quote: Fortunately for me, I almost died in Amsterdam once. I'm not about to do it again. Lesson learned. You dated Yves' first wife, Helga? 
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Post subject: Re: My TBM850 Demo Today Posted: 11 Nov 2009, 14:04 |
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Username Protected wrote: Guys, you make me feel very sad talking about Europe and not including me in all the fun !!!! Ok. One of the advantages of taking european delivery is that you can fly to Brussels, pick up Yves and check out all those places accross europe your mom allways warned you about. Better ?
Brussels...
...that's in France, right?
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Post subject: Re: My TBM850 Demo Today Posted: 11 Nov 2009, 14:06 |
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Username Protected wrote: Brussels... ...that's in France, right? Close. It's where the french-fries are from.
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Post subject: Re: My TBM850 Demo Today Posted: 11 Nov 2009, 14:15 |
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Username Protected wrote: Ignore Scott, it's what the ladies think that really counts!!  Maybe we should just nominate you for The Batchelor.  Great thread comparing the planes.  Thanks Jeanne. You rescued me. I'll re-think my position regarding "girls being allowed on Beechtalk". BTW, I remember this being 1992: 
I figured you wouldn't mind me joshing you a little. I mean dang, you own a succesful business, have a new G36 and a full hear of hair. 
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Post subject: Re: My TBM850 Demo Today Posted: 11 Nov 2009, 14:18 |
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I don't mind Scott. Always good times here on BT. Note to self: Add Scott Dixon of Norman OK. to %#$@ list.
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Post subject: Re: My TBM850 Demo Today Posted: 11 Nov 2009, 15:55 |
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Username Protected wrote: Thanks Jeanne. You rescued me. I'll re-think my position regarding "girls being allowed on Beechtalk". BTW, I remember this being 1992:  Looks like Mr Achy Breaky forgot to use hair conditioner! and you forgot in your notes to self:
"Allow girls on Beechtalk (if they are impressed by men with airplanes)."
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Post subject: Re: My TBM850 Demo Today Posted: 11 Nov 2009, 15:56 |
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Username Protected wrote:
and you forgot in your notes to self:
"Allow girls on Beechtalk (if they are impressed by men with airplanes)."
and bad haircuts.
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Post subject: Re: My TBM850 Demo Today Posted: 11 Nov 2009, 16:06 |
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Username Protected wrote: :lol:
Is that a toupee ? Yves, would you please re-do your avatar, and move the focus about 10 degrees right??
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Post subject: Re: My TBM850 Demo Today Posted: 11 Nov 2009, 18:06 |
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Username Protected wrote: My buddy and I just did the math. He has a home in Steamboat, CO.
He can fly the TBM850 direct from PDK to steamboat in 4.5 hours non stop. 3.5 coming back.
The same trip takes an hour longer in the Pilatus non stop.
That's the mission for the TBM. yeah but if you buy skying equipment and goodies for your vacation then go ahead and have it all shipped to CO because there's no room in the TBM...
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