Patrick has been writing "Ask the Pilot" for years at Salon.
He's really interesting, and this is one of his best articles. If you fly a lot, I recommend looking up his Salon archives. He lives in Sommerville and used to host a yearly meetup to look at his photography- not sure if it's still alive...
Nothing to do with HN, but I was standing in a museum gift shop (waiting for my family to finish pawing over gewgaws and gimcracks) and strangers were staring at me because I was giggling uncontrollably at my phone.
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Absolutely amazing storytelling. Gripping yet hilarious at the same time.
Nothing to do with HN, but I'm so happy I got to read this. Now I'm going to read his other stuff, brb... :)
Articles like this are a prime example of why HN should not be about just tech. Thank you for sharing. I hope nobody flags it.
Why is it a prime example of why HN should not be about just tech/entrepreneurialism? Because you found it entertaining?
Is HN the only web site we all have access to?
I like pictures of cats doing funny things, but that doesn't mean that HN is a good place to post links to them.
shouldnot be about just ENTREPRENEUR*
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Patrick has been writing "Ask the Pilot" for years at Salon.
He's really interesting, and this is one of his best articles. If you fly a lot, I recommend looking up his Salon archives. He lives in Sommerville and used to host a yearly meetup to look at his photography- not sure if it's still alive...
Nothing to do with HN, but I was standing in a museum gift shop (waiting for my family to finish pawing over gewgaws and gimcracks) and strangers were staring at me because I was giggling uncontrollably at my phone.
How embarrassing. Thank you :-)
For a more tech-related, but less amusing column, try:
https://www.boston.com/community/blogs/askthepilot/2013/04/h...
but I prefer the _Creature from the Blue Volcano_
This article is an interesting read when people go on about cars driving themselves just like aircraft http://www.askthepilot.com/cockpit-claptrap/
Read aloud in film-noir-style narration this proved an amusing tale.
I'm not exactly sure what that has to do with anything... but I liked it :)
I couldn't breath I was laughing so hard through this. Hilarious.
That was very poetic...
Try reading that and imagining it in the voice of the late Jean Shepherd. Priceless.