Curmudgeon Crab Time

[KenSandyEggo]

"your"...means it belongs to someone. Example: Is that YOUR gyro?

"you're"...means "you are." Example: YOU'RE a heck of a nice guy.

"hangar"...means a place where you park a plane inside.

"hanger"...means a device, usually triangular in shape, on which you hang apparel.

:p

[Chuck_Ellsworth]

Please don't,.. STOP!

Please don't stop.

[Harry_S.]

That's a good one, Chuck!

[ToddP]

Yeah Ken, but don't you park your gyro in a hanger? :)

[KenSandyEggo]

"Yeah Ken, but don't you park your gyro in a hanger?"



SCREEEEEEECH!!!

[ToddP]

I'm sorry I got that all wrong, I meant -

Don't your park you're gyro in a hanger?

What was I thinking. :confused:

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[Thumpernator]

I thought a hanger was used to go shopping for a good used car.

[KenSandyEggo]

Huh?.... a used car??? Got me there. Wait.....I get it....to unlock the door.....right?

[PW_Plack]

Ken,

You're going to inspire Todd to start a bad gyro grammar and spelling section!

Among my favorites seen frequently (only one is correct):

High Thrustline - A condition in which a gyroplane's center of thrust is significantly higher than its center of mass.

High Thurstline - A condition in which the pilot has flown too long between cold beverages.

High Trustline - A condition in which the pilot has complete confidence in whatever the manufacturer tells him. Example: "Everyone tells me my RAF has a high trustline, but the receptionist at the factory says 'there's nothing wrong with that, eh?'"'