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Scrubed....that's a decent sized chip on your shoulder. Get knocked back by the Academy at some stage?

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I do show disdain, but not for those who choose the career path of Pig. Rather for those who determine to pay them a pittance and for those who recruit what applies for the resultant lowly-paying job.

You obviously have extensive knowledge about police pay, made enquiries recently have you? Would it come as a suprise for you to learn that the local plod is paid a lot more than the local pilot? If GA was in a better state the salarys would be similar.

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I also show disdain for those who hasten to enlarge their jurisdiction in whatever way including deciding that an engine failure and forced landing, handled well given the terrain but with resultant bent airframe is a possible "crime scene"......

How can you say with absolute certainty that it isn't a crime scene? The police have to assume so until proven otherwise. Who's to say sabotage isn't involved, highly unlikely but all bases have to be covered.

Pilot envy???:yuk: Now you're showing your true colours.

Before you ask, no I'm not a "pig", which by the way stands for Pride, Integrity and Guts, I'm a GA charter pilot. I was once in "the Job", quite a few years ago. The reason I left?...became sick of dealing with knobs like you.

To the 210 driver with the broken ankle....job well done.:ok:

Hey TQ,

That's a bit harsh...he's obviously a well balanced individual. Chips on both shoulders....

Snow over your way I heard....all the exciting stuff happens after I leave.... :E

Hey Stallie and TQ, how goes it guys.
Good job that pilot bloke. a sore ankle is a pretty small price to pay to survive a roll in the dust in an airplane.
Could be the guy landed gear up because drag was a factor in getting it to glide to where he wanted it.
he he TQ, we both know that pigs can fly (hey ya Dawny) ;)

Stallie, didn't see any of that snow stuff. Could be that the 'Eyre minimum temp phenomena' is moving northward. Either way, I don't think it would compare with the snow you're accustomed to.

Wiz, I think Dawny will be too busy hanging onto the elevator of a Navajo to reply.:ooh:

J430, great photo of the smiling post-crash punters.:ok:

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Wiz, I think Dawny will be too busy hanging onto the elevator of a Navajo to reply

Hope it's true. Well done mate if it is. Well deserved.

520.

must be training for something with less engines and faster. ;)
Hope he remembers where that initial twin rating came from when he's famous. :}

Wheels up on that type of ground is the correct thing to do.

Well done young man:ok:

Media interest in a plane falling down..........suprise, suprise, suprise..............what would you expect?:zzz: