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What percentage of crayons do you think die of natural causes? Has to be less than 1%, right?

Weasel wrote:What percentage of crayons do you think die of natural causes? Has to be less than 1%, right?

I'd be willing to say none. Ever.

Nintendo Switch owners.. its a must buy right? thinking about buying the Lite next week

nick wrote:Nintendo Switch owners.. its a must buy right? thinking about buying the Lite next week

Yes, fantastic console with great flexibility.

Also built like a tank.

nick wrote:Nintendo Switch owners.. its a must buy right? thinking about buying the Lite next week

There goes that 1% raise...

Got the iPhone XR... not too shabby

just had a co-worker pronounce the word quesadilla..... QUESADILIA

ajalves wrote:just had a co-worker pronounce the word quesadilla..... QUESADILIA

Hope it wasn't the Spanish teacher

I officially feel old now.

My boy was officially accepted into the University Nebraska at Omaha Aviation program. This has been a dream of his since he was 5 or so when his grandpa gave him his flight simulator.

GeorgesGoons wrote:I officially feel old now.

My boy was officially accepted into the University Nebraska at Omaha Aviation program. This has been a dream of his since he was 5 or so when his grandpa gave him his flight simulator.

Thats awesome man, congrats to you and your son

Congrats to your son George!

ayeee

GeorgesGoons wrote:I officially feel old now.

My boy was officially accepted into the University Nebraska at Omaha Aviation program. This has been a dream of his since he was 5 or so when his grandpa gave him his flight simulator.

Great path for him, more kids should explore the field

DRWebs wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:I officially feel old now.

My boy was officially accepted into the University Nebraska at Omaha Aviation program. This has been a dream of his since he was 5 or so when his grandpa gave him his flight simulator.

Great path for him, more kids should explore the field

especially with the upcoming shortages of pilots all across the globe. China will have their in the next year or two and the US should see their shortage for the next 10 years or so. The boy did his research when he was around 11 and told us this.

GeorgesGoons wrote:

DRWebs wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:I officially feel old now.

My boy was officially accepted into the University Nebraska at Omaha Aviation program. This has been a dream of his since he was 5 or so when his grandpa gave him his flight simulator.

Great path for him, more kids should explore the field

especially with the upcoming shortages of pilots all across the globe. China will have their in the next year or two and the US should see their shortage for the next 10 years or so. The boy did his research when he was around 11 and told us this.

He could go to Embry Riddle and stay with uncle AJ!

Seeitsaveit13 wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:

DRWebs wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:I officially feel old now.

My boy was officially accepted into the University Nebraska at Omaha Aviation program. This has been a dream of his since he was 5 or so when his grandpa gave him his flight simulator.

Great path for him, more kids should explore the field

especially with the upcoming shortages of pilots all across the globe. China will have their in the next year or two and the US should see their shortage for the next 10 years or so. The boy did his research when he was around 11 and told us this.

He could go to Embry Riddle and stay with uncle AJ!

UNO actually has one of the better programs out there. And they are teamed up with Southwest Airlines so all he needs is 1000 hours to get hired on instead of the 1500 if you graduate from another school (3 others are partnered with Southwest). They also have a program where he can be hired with Jet Lynx (1st class charter plane where it's 10k just to be eligible for a flight) at 700 hours starting above $80k. Not bad with less than 25k in student debt when all said and done. But we are working to get it to be nothing as soon as he graduates

GeorgesGoons wrote:

Seeitsaveit13 wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:

DRWebs wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:I officially feel old now.

My boy was officially accepted into the University Nebraska at Omaha Aviation program. This has been a dream of his since he was 5 or so when his grandpa gave him his flight simulator.

Great path for him, more kids should explore the field

especially with the upcoming shortages of pilots all across the globe. China will have their in the next year or two and the US should see their shortage for the next 10 years or so. The boy did his research when he was around 11 and told us this.

He could go to Embry Riddle and stay with uncle AJ!

UNO actually has one of the better programs out there. And they are teamed up with Southwest Airlines so all he needs is 1000 hours to get hired on instead of the 1500 if you graduate from another school (3 others are partnered with Southwest). They also have a program where he can be hired with Jet Lynx (1st class charter plane where it's 10k just to be eligible for a flight) at 700 hours starting above $80k. Not bad with less than 25k in student debt when all said and done. But we are working to get it to be nothing as soon as he graduates

Solid. Sounds like he has a plan and a passion. Great combo!

GeorgesGoons wrote:

Seeitsaveit13 wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:

DRWebs wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:I officially feel old now.

My boy was officially accepted into the University Nebraska at Omaha Aviation program. This has been a dream of his since he was 5 or so when his grandpa gave him his flight simulator.

Great path for him, more kids should explore the field

especially with the upcoming shortages of pilots all across the globe. China will have their in the next year or two and the US should see their shortage for the next 10 years or so. The boy did his research when he was around 11 and told us this.

He could go to Embry Riddle and stay with uncle AJ!

UNO actually has one of the better programs out there. And they are teamed up with Southwest Airlines so all he needs is 1000 hours to get hired on instead of the 1500 if you graduate from another school (3 others are partnered with Southwest). They also have a program where he can be hired with Jet Lynx (1st class charter plane where it's 10k just to be eligible for a flight) at 700 hours starting above $80k. Not bad with less than 25k in student debt when all said and done. But we are working to get it to be nothing as soon as he graduates

Now just keep him off the wacky tabacky and all will be good!

cougnix wrote: ]


Now just keep him off the wacky tabacky and all will be good!

No shit! To his credit he said he tried it a couple of times a couple of months ago. And his drug test shows that he hadn't done it for a couple of weeks at least plus I told him he is doing random tests and if he pops hot I'm telling all of his friends parents to test their kids as well

Hong Kong has withdrawn the Extradition Bill that has caused the months of protests.