I have a question can someone help

[jwamplerusa]

Well, not sure how it applies here?
I have one.
But don’t know how it applies here…

I'm an A&P, or at least have one in my pocket.

 

[55fairlane]

Gentlemen, I'm gonna have to walk away from this conversation, I am currently so lost with trying to understand the comments, I'm gonna go cook lunch

 

[KokomoDave]

Whatcha cookin'?

(Here before you guys)

 

[55fairlane]

Whatcha cookin'?

(Here before you guys)

Grass feed rib steaks. 1 inch thick medium rare, a little SPG , toss on the hot charcoal, sear & serve.

And incase your wondering fresh tyme market $9.99/lbs

 

[ditcherman]

Dude doesn't bother me.... "boy" on the other hand..... yes I am rather literal. I'm a master tool maker.....how do airframe & powerplants go together?
Who (or what) is Deo? I was being nice to the OP . And I didn't get the joke you were putting out there. I'm sorry.

No need to be sorry.
Ok.
Deo is a person in post number 5, who I was replying to when I said 'welcome to ingo'. It can be something we say to each other when someone says something silly, for example feigning surprise that no one on here agreed on a matter. He was sarcastic, I was layering it on.

With bolts. Maybe glue and other space age materials.
Airframes need powerplants to do the Bernoulli principle thing, at least on their own. And it's a degree that Purdue offered, and least back in 1964. My dad had that piece of paper, he was a very literal person who had some trouble from time to time understanding humor esp. sarcasm, and I've met a few other A&P guys along my journey who seem to have that personality, so abiding by INGO rule number 13, the one where we are required to put people in a box and make as many stereotypes as possible (or is it as few?) I made some assumptions.

 

[ditcherman]

I'm an A&P, or at least have one in my pocket.

Congratulations, you seem like a very well balanced human.
Maybe because you keep it in your pocket, I dunno.
See post 25 above, no offense meant. Just humor, but we all know what they say about humor...

 

[2tonic]

Congratulations, you seem like a very well balanced human.
Maybe because you keep it in your pocket, I dunno.
See post 25 above, no offense meant. Just humor, but we all know what they say about humor...

Personally, I have enjoyed your humor throughout this thread, which will probably not go on near as long as I hope it will.

Technically, the "Be nice to new guys" rule is not applicable here, as the OP (@BayChaser) is not a new guy, just a low mileage poster, with fat thumbs or no proofreading skills.

In the true spirit of INGO brotherhood, I suggest we change the subject to something much less contentious, and have a wide ranging, light hearted discussion of...oh.....say the merits of external extractors on the 1911 versus John Moses Browning's original internal design.

Good times......

 

[ditcherman]

Personally, I have enjoyed your humor throughout this thread, which will probably not go on near as long as I hope it will.

Technically, the "Be nice to new guys" rule is not applicable here, as the OP (@BayChaser) is not a new guy, just a low mileage poster, with fat thumbs or no proofreading skills.

In the true spirit of INGO brotherhood, I suggest we change the subject to something much less contentious, and have a wide ranging, light hearted discussion of...oh.....say the merits of external extractors on the 1911 versus John Moses Browning's original internal design.

Good times......

I say we talk about how good of a gunsmith @deo62 is, at least with a certain Sig P226...
Just a fantastic trigger. Don't know if he's done others.

 

[Expat]

I say we talk about how good of a gunsmith @deo62 is, at least with a certain Sig P226...
Just a fantastic trigger. Don't know if he's done others.

He was no Ozzy though.

 

[NyleRN]

OP has a ZPAP. He wants to know if a grenade launcher front gas block will work. At least that's what I think he wants to know. Sometimes you have you piece things together and add in what they left out to come up with the thought they're trying to convey

 

[Joniki]

Tough crowd here. A very tough crowd...

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Your welcoming me ? I was here before you.....lol.....

The OP has been here longer than either of you.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

I'm an A&P, or at least have one in my pocket.

I remember going grocery shopping at the A&P.

 

[Hawkeye7br]

I remember going grocery shopping at the A&P.

Me too. I drove there in my Yugo.

 

[2tonic]

Me too. I drove there in my Yugo.

How did you get home?
Hitchhike?

 

[MCgrease08]

I come here for all of this.

Don't ever change fellas.

 

[Bassat]

Perhaps if you were to ask that question A) in English or post it in gunsmithing you might get an answer.
Personally I know nothing about your Yugo , other than not my kinda gun.

Your in Ft.Wayne? Where do ya shoot? FWRR?

Aaron

Bang on the OP's English skills? You may want to consider a glance in the mirror.
Inconsistent list is first sentence. A requires a B, it gets an or, instead. If presenting a list, the conjunction in the first sentence should be "and", not "or".
Still in first sentence. The second "you" starts a new sentence in standard English, if the list were properly presented in the first place.
Second sentence needs a comma after personally.
Third sentence "Your" and "You're" are two separate and distinct words; they have completely different meanings.
I won't pick on the "ya"; it is an accepted colloquialism, and this is an informal forum.

How am I doing with the "we have to do better thing"?

 

[Bassat]

Grass feed rib steaks. 1 inch thick medium rare, a little SPG , toss on the hot charcoal, sear & serve.

And incase your wondering fresh tyme market $9.99/lbs

Travesty! Blasphemy! Medium! What is this medium you refer to? A good rib steak demands to be served RARE. Seared on the outside, no warmer than room temperature (preferably refrigerator cool) in the center. If the center is warm, the steak is OVERDONE. Period. Full stop. End of sentence. Cook your NY Strip or T-bone like that. They don't deserve the treatment a good rib steak should get.

Just curious, do you like pineapple on your pizza?

 

[grillak]

Dude.
(I bet you hate being called 'dude')
Dude. You are so literal.
Are you sure you're not an A&P (airframe and powerplant) guy?

Anyway, I was quoting Deo, talking about how surprisingly nobody agreed on today's earlier conversation about being nicer to the new guys that have questions. Which was in fact what I was referencing when I did reply to you. Which I was hoping you'd take as humor, as it was meant.

que?

 

[grillak]

Travesty! Blasphemy! Medium! What is this medium you refer to? A good rib steak demands to be served RARE. Seared on the outside, no warmer than room temperature (preferably refrigerator cool) in the center. If the center is warm, the steak is OVERDONE. Period. Full stop. End of sentence. Cook your NY Strip or T-bone like that. They don't deserve the treatment a good rib steak should get.

Just curious, do you like pineapple on your pizza?