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Metsys
14th Feb 2002, 22:34
Hi guys,

Still un-employed! but accepted by Oxford if they have a vacancy end of March. Else it's stacking shelves at Tesco!

In the interim, have been asked by a bunch of rotor heads to run a CAA CPL met theory and practical course at Barton, Manchester, 18th, 19th & 20th Feb.

Anyone else wanting to join is welcome, £200 per person, give me a call on 01751 417598 for info.

All the best

. .John Standen

ex Met Instructor PPSC & SECOAT.

P.S. Hope that Welshman doesn't object, but I did get him through his Met!

Polar_stereographic
14th Feb 2002, 22:45
John,

Just to add my 2d's worth, you can quote me for a double first time pass as well. Anyone who knows me will apreciate how good a job you must have done!

PS

smallfry
15th Feb 2002, 00:51
Best Met Man around... Got me through both first time. Good Luck John.

Wee Weasley Welshman
15th Feb 2002, 00:55
Indeed John you did so you get a special discompensation. Good luck, you really are one of aviations true, and sadly dissapearing, characters.

WWW

scroggs
15th Feb 2002, 02:13
Ooh, dodgy one this. Should I lock it or just delete it? Guess I'll think about this flagrant abuse of Pprune's advertising rules for a month or so :)

Metsys
16th Feb 2002, 00:42
Thanks for your support guys.

Those who know of my post graduate interests will be amused to hear that I just got access to 10,000 plus skeletons at the London Museum for my PhD research.

See there is a job at Guildhall, better apply for it as I could teach Met by day and examine skeletons by night!

Each to his own!

Cheers

John S.

Pub User
16th Feb 2002, 01:57
Scroggs, you are a Gentleman.

. .Metsy, I am sure the RAF could could use your expertise.

somewhatconcerned
16th Feb 2002, 04:51
John's the 'MAN'. .a rather flatulent one however.. .Still, as they say you can't make an omlete with out breaking eggs and you can't teach Met without breaking wind.. .Ok so I made the last bit up but I will say that you are an awesome instructor however I will never be able to open a MET book without laughing.

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MorningGlory
16th Feb 2002, 18:13
Still remember the day in one of my Met class assessment tests last summer when you got up out of your seat at the front of the class, purposely walked all the way to the back of the class in order to gracefully break wind next to my face!

I seem to remember (not only the very bad odour which not so gracefully, made its way across the room) that everyone was p+@sing themselves laughing!

Anyway glad to have passed 1st time too! Good luck oh FartMaster!

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