Surely many of you will enjoy the blogs of both “Pauls” at Avweb.
Here’s Paul Berge’s latest jewel.
I’m seriously considering getting rid of that mask of a rational human being and dumping that ‘circadia’ in exchange for a proper ‘fuel-to-noise generator’ like a Boeing Stearman. Still being a little rational, the first step would be to ask Peter to delete all my EV and environmental related posts of course.
‘My’ field and hangar is big enough and the only creatures around that I would bother are a few turtles, but they don’t seem to have big ears.
@Antonio, please get rid of that silly airliner of yours and join me..
Whoops, just spilled some pretty strong Mallorcan red wine.
Apparently this is real
In the NUMMY3 Standard Terminal Arrival Procedures at Washington Ronald Reagan Airport (KDCA), there are several consecutive waypoints: WEWIL NEVVR FORGT SEPII ALWYZ. If you connect them together, it means: We will never forget Sep.11 always
And the Casanova VOR 
This seems genuine indeed. In FAA-land “fun” with waypoint names is not rare, I’ve heard of others.
Casanova is an actual village, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casanova,_Virginia
The whole northern California approach/departure structure uses wine names: MRRLO, MLBEC, PEENO, LEGGS (the streaks of alcohol down the side of a glass), CORKK, SYRAG, BRIXX (coincident with the SFO VOR on the airport).
The approaches to KSJC are related to shaving: RAZZR, STUBL, GYLET (Gillette – geddit) and silicon valley companies: SILCN, VLLEY, APLLE, GGUGL (Cisco is in there somewhere too).
Had to show this to wifey… she pointed out that this is a single bed only.
Guess she meant we still need more space for our airborne times 
How dare you? Posting pictures of my abode on a public forum 😉
You guys are hilarious…though, come to think of it , it right on topic
Opened that red yesterday evening and gave it a go. “Honey, we can add a canopy and that will keep the mosquitos away!”
I got that familiar compassionate look whenever I say or do something, ehm, out of the ordinary and then she said two things:
1. “My dear, is this yet another attempt to become a real man in our bedroom? Not going to work with a two-blade and probably fixed pitch prop”
2. “Maybe the time has come for a ‘mile-high club’ membership”
Anyway, at least the red was very good.
Won’t give up though. Anyone here has a one of those masculine 4-5 blade scimitar prop for sale at a reasonable price? Come to think of it, may also be quite effective against mosquitos.
