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From: Tom Elam <thomas.e.elam@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Translation: YA bored troll thread (was OT: Vancouver BC - who
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On 12/23/2024 4:23 PM, -hh wrote:
> On 12/23/24 9:12 AM, Tom Elam wrote:
>> On 12/21/2024 4:10 PM, Alan wrote:
>>> ...
>>> Are you still whining, Liarboy?
>>>
>>> And I'm not 67.
>>
>> I'll check my numbers. Left Malvern Collegiate Institute (grade 9-12 
>> high school) in 1980, likely at age 18 unless you failed a grade or 
>> two. Highly unlikely you ever skipped a grade. 1980-18=1962. 
>> 2024-1962=62, or so. Could be 63, depending on details. Closer?
>>
>> https://schoolweb.tdsb.on.ca/malvernci/About-Us
>>
>> I'll amend my remark.
>>
>> "Bottom line? No wonder 62-ish year old not-retired ...
> 
> Interesting dig attempt from one who worked for more than a decade 
> longer:  just how old were you when you finally hung it up?  75?  76?
> 
>>  Very unlikely he can afford much of an upgrade."
> 
> Interesting dig attempt from one who definitely knows that one of his 
> hobbies is running a dedicated race car (or two).
>   > Actually, that is now even worse. Still working and stuck in a 500 
> sq ft
>> condo that is smaller than my kitchen, family room and one bathroom. 
>> Heck, your "home" is not much larger than my garage. One thing for 
>> sure, you don't suffer from claustrophobia.
> 
> How big is one's bedroom once our eyes are closed?  /s
> 
>> Got to go now, I need to prep for some flying today. 
> 
> In the borrowed CAP again, most likely.
> 
>> I passed an IFR checkout yesterday too! Then in a few days we leave 
>> for 2 weeks at sea and a few interesting port stops. When are you 
>> driving a race car again, or going to a warm spot on a winter break?
> 
> Seems like someone forgot about skiing as another pastime. /s
> 
> 
> -hh

I don't borrow CAP aircraft. I am privileged to fly missions authorized 
and funded by USAF. Today it was demo flights for 2 high school students 
with aviation career interests. That is most of my flying these days.

I don't think Alan has mentioned skiing in a long time. He has local 
hills, I go to Beaver Creek/Vail, comparable to Whistler-Blackcomb. We 
will be there for 2 weeks again this year.

I am just guessing, but Alan's company HQ is in Ontario. If he is really 
working for them he is working from home.