Becoming an Air Ambulance pilot - am I dreaming?
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Even more funny then. I did wonder wtf.... 
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Yes, it did. I was asleep in bed.
Of course, I've no idea about low flying.
Of course, I've no idea about low flying.
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Just bantering with my dear pal Whirls until you jumped in.
If I was in Oz I certainly wouldn't be asleep in bed at 1 in the afternoon.
As for cephalic, what an insult..I'll have you know that I've never suffered from any sexual diseases whatsoever....
If I was in Oz I certainly wouldn't be asleep in bed at 1 in the afternoon.
As for cephalic, what an insult..I'll have you know that I've never suffered from any sexual diseases whatsoever....
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Now, now gentleman .... please behave and play nicely together and then we can all talk about The Ashes. 
Cheers
Whirls
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I walked out on my PhD to join 'the circus"
Last edited by EN48; 10th Jan 2011 at 13:36.
My work was related to some 'interesting' (ie potentially lucrative for the sponsor, Guinness) biochemical pathways and potential gene manipulation in yeasts.
If I'd had another chance (knowing what I know now), I wouldn't have even bothered with the first degree, let alone a PhD and would have got flying at 18 rather than 28!
I could have had 10 extra happy years, being paid to tart around in the sky! (42 years instead of 32) (EN 48 has got a point though; he's been a pilot for 45 years!)
Just 1 year left for me now.
(Air ambulance with floats, Floppy? You'll be winching next!....perhaps not beyond the realms of possibility, given the current twists and turns of the 'SAR-H' saga!)
If I'd had another chance (knowing what I know now), I wouldn't have even bothered with the first degree, let alone a PhD and would have got flying at 18 rather than 28!
I could have had 10 extra happy years, being paid to tart around in the sky! (42 years instead of 32) (EN 48 has got a point though; he's been a pilot for 45 years!)
Just 1 year left for me now.
(Air ambulance with floats, Floppy? You'll be winching next!....perhaps not beyond the realms of possibility, given the current twists and turns of the 'SAR-H' saga!)
Last edited by Bertie Thruster; 10th Jan 2011 at 13:58.
