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Words of Wisdom...Throw In Your Favorite Saying

WindOnHisNose

BENEFACTOR
Lino Lakes MN (MY18)
I know there are those here who include some "words of wisdom" in your byline, and I appreciate them! Several years ago there was a terrific sales rep for Omaha Tools who gave out business cards with random quotes that were pretty darned intertaining. Given the Immense Wisdom of those who frequent this website I thought it to be entertaining to ask you to contribute some that are good ones.

I was inspired to start this thread this morning as I sat waiting to fly out to Kadoka SD for breakfast and wondering if I needed to add fuel. This reminded me of a quote that is a good one, so I'll start it off!

The only time you have too much fuel is when you are on fire!


Doc R
 
Sometimes you gotta know when to quit... when THE JUICE AIN'T WORTH THE SQUEEZE
Or, when faced with a decision in the Jet-A burner with moms and kids in the back... START AT THE HEARING AND WORK BACKWARDS
Last one (like I'm not sure this is a good idea): IF THERE'S A QUESTION, THEN THERE IS NO QUESTION
 
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God hates a coward!

Be kind

In big trucks with Browning transmissions, they have two sticks for shifting: One is leaver A, which you use to shift. If you need to ask about the other leave 'er be.

Sleds, (powered): When in doubt, POWER IT OUT!

Sailing: Reef BEFORE you need to

Which leads to flying: It is far easier and less stressful to turn around before you have to...
fly like you have your grandchildren in the plane with you for their first flight...
make that extra pass at a different angle before you land...
assume that everyone around you is a better pilot with better equipment-
just because they can does not mean you should
No saves lives

And one of the best from the guy that got me into flying: the bitter taste of poor quality far outlasts the memory of the extra cost.
 
I used to teach Orthopedics to students rotating through my clinic everything form techs to Doctors. I had some rules.
#1. All patents lie. #2 The only one that lies worse than the patent is the Doctor that sent you the patient. #3 Never be nice to the patient, they came for good care not nice care!!
 
The words I live by:
1. Life is uncertain: eat dessert first
2. I may be growing older but I refuse to grow up
3. If we’re not having fun we’re doing it wrong
 
From an instructor years ago: "You might be able to fly like Chuck Yeager but if you sound like a dumba$$ on the radio everyone will think you're a dumba$$.".
 
Example: After landing at a strip you probably shouldn’t have tried, you have a prop strike, damage the wing and struts. You and your buddies put It back together with some rope and duct tape to fly it out of there!! And ask yourself, WHAT COULD GO WRONG??
 
"it ain't cheap looking cool and it ain't cool looking cheap"
GOOD - FAST - CHEAP........Pick Two.....You can have good and cheap but it wont be fast......you can have fast and cheap but it won't be good.....you cand have good ans fast but it wont be cheap.....use to be on the back of my business cards, when i flew for a photogrammetry company,
 
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