It was good. Went down to the piers to the fish market and ate at Elliots which was pretty damn good. Went to a Mariners game. Went to the museum down at Boeing field. Was going to go to Ranier but it ended up raining the last day we had the car. Fun trip though, broke up the monotony of sitting...

Yeah thanks a lot bear. Useless.

Renting a car tomorrow. We have sims every day from ~3-8. Figured on the Museum of Flight, the Space Needle, and Pier 9 I think it was somebody told us was pretty cool.Will have the car through probably Saturday or Sunday.

What is there to do here? I'm stuck here until next Tuesday.

For the 'holy hell' moment:Notice how things start shaking from the roof and coming towards the camera (getting sucked towards the entrance door immediately behind it), then at 0:31 suddenly gets positive pressure, blows the doors out and all hell breaks loose.EGtumnBej2Q

That second one goes from remarkably peaceful looking out the window to can't see the airplane the rain is falling so hard to oh holy hell let's get out of here pretty quick.Glad you guys all got out fine.

I had a "pop" during turns in my Explorer...during an oil change noticed that one of the sway bar end links was busted. New end link, no pop.

Thanks guys!!! :beer: :beer: :beer:

It's a really...really...realllllly big prop. 13 feet, tip to tip.

Zero to the ground. smilieteaseFigure 4800 shaft horsepower...1210 RPM redline...should be 10410 ft/lbs...each...

37-50 passengers depending on model and almost 5000 shaft horsepower.

Yep Randy. Start class May 9th. Three weeks of ground school, a week and a half of simulator work. Should be on the line mid-June.

May 9th:

check the lines where they go through the firewall. You can also pop the radio and see the lines coming straight out of the A/C unit if I remember correctly.

Sure!261.2 gallons...at let's just call it average of $4.80 a gallon for the trip... $1253.76...