[Chris McKeon]

OK: I am just Thinking about a couple of My PILOT Friends. We all love to Fly OH MY! And like all of IS hard working Americans. They are like us. It then there is one way where We differ with these Pilots. For They either Hope, Plan, Intend on, or have already done what They wanted to do for Years. These Pilot choose to become Bums. O They do not call what They have Devolved into a Life life as being unemployed, or how They describe it as that They are Retired, or is it that They are Retired. No, if One does not go to work to; (Ern a Living) then You are a Bum.

[Chris McKeon]

It is funny how strange these Days have become as of late. My friend Lilly X told Me that He had no interest in working anymore.
For I hear about some of My other friends who Fly HG,'s
friends Feel Ted put Regarding doing activities such as to go out and Flu
But allas few have the rite idea.sucj ad Pilot X. Is raising His two Grand Daughters . Heck in oh about 7 or is it 8 More Y[quote][/quote]ears, X's Oldest Granddaughter's toghter f Daughter will e 16 and His Granddaughter will retrieve Him.But not is all good on the Life of X. This July X will loose His job
For C will enter the world o in thef the Unemployed

[Chris McKeon]

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[Bob Kuczewski]

Chris,

You have 4 hours to edit every post you make on U.S. Hawks. During that time, you will see an "Edit" button at the bottom of your post. During those 4 hours, you can click that "Edit" button to edit and change your post as many times as you like.

I strongly encourage you to make it your standard practice to read each of your posts several times after posting. Read them word for word and look for errors. Then use the "Edit" button to correct those errors until your posts are 100% perfect. Remember that you can't just skim your own posts because your brain will only "see" what you intended to write and not what you actually wrote. You have to read each post word for word ... maybe even out loud.

I believe if you follow this practice, it will not only make your posts easier for everyone to read, but it will also improve your thinking skills, writing skills, and your attention to detail. I know for myself that I must read and re-read my posts many times to find errors. Humans make mistakes, but we can fix those mistakes through careful review and re-review and re-re-review.

100% is indeed a big number, but I know you can do it. Just put your mind to it.

Thanks,
Bob