Fred, you are a Star! MikeB JHB193 From: jhb-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jhb-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Fred Stopforth Sent: 08 December 2014 20:12 To: jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [jhb] Re: New member Mr Hunt welcome [well sort of] to the nutters. The Boss says you are into VFR ; hope it's not his kind of VFR -Very Funny Reasons as you are bound to see about our uniforms, well stocked bar?in the mess. If there's any whiskey [sorry Mike I mean whisky] about keep your eye on that Frank Fisher,providing Bones hasn't got to it first.Oh make sure you get one of those wind up torches since he fails to pay the electric bill,if he did he wouldn't buy the bulbs anyway. Hope your entry to the mess won't be a mess like my entry to the mess [ it was dark then] It was and still is littered with black bin bags bursting out soggy cheese tomato pizza left overs which permanently stuck to my trousers and Toms dog keeps having a nibble at them. If this info doesn't bother you you deserve to be one of the noble nutters. Fred D207 _____ From: john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [jhb] Re: New member Date: Mon, 8 Dec 2014 18:36:48 +0000 Mike, Thanks for the welcome. I searched very carefully to find an efficient, professional, highly disciplined organisation and I chose JHB!! I've made a good number of daft decisions in my life but I think this will be one of the better ones. Glad to be on board. All the best, John H ----- Original Message ----- From: Mike Lucas <mailto:mhlucas@xxxxxxxxx> To: jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Monday, December 08, 2014 4:41 PM Subject: [jhb] Re: New member Bones I'm surprised to hear that there was any red diesel left. I - and I suspect some of the others - have been running our cars on it for a while now. Since the crew toilets have yet to be fixed, I suspect that you may find that the pool is a different hydrocarbon, with a touch of ammonia to the odour. Regarding outfits, you should realise that the lads feel rather strongly about wearing skirts (at least during working hours) - even your two Scottish pilots. Please make sure you buy from the mens section of the catalogue the next time. @ John Hunt - welcome to the asylum ... Mike L On 8 December 2014 at 16:16, John Woodside <bones@xxxxxxx <mailto:bones@xxxxxxx> > wrote: I am sorry to interrupt you all during your coffee break but it is the one time I can guarantee finding you all in the same place. Before any of you ask I am trying hard to get the heating restored to the crew room and you may have noticed Big Brian working on the oil tank at the rear of the building. He will be back in a few days once his arm is better but in the meantime may I ask you not to walk round that area or throw matches into the admittedly large pool of red diesel that has collected after the incident. Anyway that is not the reason I have popped in to see you. I would like to introduce a new pilot to JHB. John Hunt has been using FSX for several years and mostly in GA aircraft and VFR around the UK. He has recently joined VATSIM/IVAO and would like to gain experience in both IFR and online operations. I cannot think of a better bunch of wise, old pilots to help him out. Well, I could, but they were too expensive.. John, welcome to the slightly mad world of JHB. I know the guys will take you to one side and tell you that I run a shoestring outfit but that is just their sense of humour. I hope you will enjoy flying with us. Talking about outfits reminds me to tell you all that the last sets I ordered were not too successful and replacements will be coming soon. There was nothing poor about the quality of the last delivery from China but some confusion may have crept in about the order. Somehow they got the impression that pilots are fit and slim and made the clothes accordingly. I am in no way suggesting you have all become a little more portly but the new outfits will be let out slightly.. John Woodside bones@xxxxxxx <mailto:bones@xxxxxxx>