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WaterWitchin 06-25-2020 03:08 PM

NEVER will there be too many Swayze movies! Ever.

Slap fight away, ya silly girly-man! :rofl:

DirtyCoconuts 06-25-2020 05:14 PM

i'd always like to be thought of that way....makes the knock out all the more unexpected :evil:

WaterWitchin 06-25-2020 05:57 PM

Ha! Thought I was game up for a moment...

And gosh 727... sorry about the hijack of your thread. Sometimes we just get too carried away...

B727 06-26-2020 03:49 AM

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Originally Posted by WaterWitchin (Post 926682)
And gosh 727... sorry about the hijack of your thread. Sometimes we just get too carried away...

No problem, it's ok and funny :biggrin:

SouthPark 06-26-2020 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by WaterWitchin (Post 926682)
And gosh 727... sorry about the hijack of your thread. Sometimes we just get too carried away...

Hijacking a thread is not as bad as hijacking a 727.

B727 ----- I'm thinking the schedule for flushing probably should depend on the fertiliser schedule. If the fertiliser application is relatively weak, and not done on every watering ........ then that method of once-a-month flushing might even be workable.

But every 2 weeks (flush) would likely be better than monthly.

B727 06-26-2020 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by SouthPark (Post 926744)
Hijacking a thread is not as bad as hijacking a 727.

It is not so easy to hijack a 727, unfortunately there are not many in the air these days anymore. :(

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Originally Posted by SouthPark (Post 926744)
But every 2 weeks (flush) would likely be better than monthly.

I think that is what I will do. Or maybe once a week...

SouthPark 06-26-2020 04:35 PM

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Originally Posted by B727 (Post 926782)
It is not so easy to hijack a 727, unfortunately there are not many in the air these days anymore. :(

You are right :bua: ----- I didn't know that the last of the commercial ones were taken out of service just last year!!

Interestingly, the 717 is still alive!!! Amazing!

B727 06-26-2020 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by SouthPark (Post 926787)
You are right :bua: ----- I didn't know that the last of the commercial ones were taken out of service just last year!!

Nope, 2Excel Aviation e.g. has 2 B727-2s2f still in service. Though those are not passenger planes.

T2 Aviation Boeing 727-2S2F(Adv) (G-OSRB) | Photo 176220 • netAirspace

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Originally Posted by SouthPark (Post 926787)
Interestingly, the 717 is still alive!!! Amazing!

Well, the 717 is much younger.
727 first flight 6. Feb 1963
717 first flight 2. Sep 1998

And now I have hijacked my own thread :biggrin:


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