How do you know you are still Young!

[scard]

Ok, you guys are having too much fun depressing yourselves talking about how OLD you are. We need the corollary thread. Lets keep it directly RV related...

How do you know you're still Young?
- When your finish kit order contains parts for the NEXT RV project.
- When you order tools in order to set two rivets in this project, and have already identified the six rivets that you're going to use it on in the next one.
- When you are confident in calling all of your very good RV friends "old fogies".
- When your 3rd class medical is good for five years, and your friends are amazed that such a thing is possible.

I can think of many more, but I'll let others think of how much fun it is to be Young.

[stevemcgirr]

When you program an RV7 into the X-plane version 10 you got for Christmas, so you can practice while your Dad finishes the real one

[aerhed]

When you forget a tool in the airplane and don't have to catch your breath before you climb back in after it. Being an A&P may make you gimpy, but it usually keeps you skinny.

[Vlad]

You push your RV upslope without powered tow bar everyday.
You eat a lot at fly ins and box the rest.
You always out of money.
You don't understand half of what is said in OLD's thread.

[flion]

When you look at your plane the way you look at a pretty girl.

[longranger]

When you can still drag your fully fueled C-170 up the sloped apron into the hangar. I don't expect that will always be the case; speed isn't the only reason I'm swithching to an RV-7 for my later years.

[Casey Stewart]

When your graduation year (from high school) is 2011.
I dont think there are very many people here who can say that, but most of you have me beat. I am bumming rides still and a long way from building.

[Ron Lee]

When most EAA folks are older than me just like 30 years ago.

[jjconstant]

...you're never too old to have a happy childhood

Jeremy

[Flyguytki]

When you can complete a slow build Fuselage to quick build stage in month or 220 hours......

When you are on track to have your RV finished before you turn 27.....

-david