Just a little advice for when your tired

This apparently wasn't as humourous as I thought it was. To anybody I may have offended by apparently implying that I was blaming my wife I apologize. To Norm maybe if you had just put "just kidding" in with your remark I might not have taken your implication the wrong way. Who knows?Who cares? Adios guys..........

A bad thing for sure. BUT...it still sounds like you are blaming your wife for this. ( I've been educated to see when this is happening)..Next time..YOU take down the tree?
PS...did you take pictures?

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I read both of the original posts as "humorous" in nature. I think we all need to get use to those smilies, in the absence of actually seeing each other faces!

I saw humor in both as well, smile guys!

Here's another one to remember. "I wanna get in one more flight."
Not alway the case but usually. I learned that when I start thinking like that its time to roll up the lines. Fatigue nearly cost me the loss of my left thumb at a contest a couple years ago, I needed to get one more flight. I have broken the syndrome for now, and when I'm starting to feel it, I save it all for another day.

Fatigue has cost me at least one stunt plane. Unfortunately, it was in front of a lot of people, all of whom were wondering ... "I wonder what made him think that plane would do that pattern with a needle setting like that." It had been a long day and I didn't want to scratch the flight.

--jt

I now understand why you throw books.

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My response was in the humourous vein.
My "education" was from my wife in similar situations.
Your inability to grasp this is responsible for your insulting comments.
Now back to airplanes...do you have any pics of the damage your flying book caused? That was what I was really wanting to see.

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