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I should know better than to leave Jake in the shop, unattended, for even three god-damned minutes, without coming back to find him undoing hours of painstaking, exacting, hard work. What a ****!
Yup, and each time we put the bar higher, must be a kind of insanity, you got to love the hobby.
Manfred
Yeah! You and me, Manfred, arm-in-arm, prancing down this crazy, yellow-brick road. Our objective: World Domination; terror in the streets; and free ice-cream with sprinkles for everyone!
Don't feel ashamed David, i filled up the wrong stabilisor on the V60, now i have to find a way to steer my divingplanes, drilling out is not a option,mistakes are made to learn.
Manfred
Thanks, buddy. We're both nuts for picking such a complex and demanding hobby. We're the problem!
Don't feel ashamed David, i filled up the wrong stabilisor on the V60, now i have to find a way to steer my divingplanes, drilling out is not a option,mistakes are made to learn.
If I had only followed my own advice and did a proper pre-mission check-off I would have found that. But NOOoooo! I'm the golden-haired smart-boy of the group.... I know EVERY ****ing thing; I can do do wrong, cause I'm Mr. ****ing Perfect!
What a clown-show this morning. Thank God no one was there to roll tape.
Anywho... Everything's back on line and just one more servo to put back in place and I'm back to square-one.
Not yet, Steve. I still have three obligations ahead of you. Once I have the SubEx25 under my belt I'll jump in on that magnificent looking little Italian midget of yours. Thanks for being patient.
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