dunno what he’s doing…. but surely he’s missing the straight jacket.
‘Wrong Way’ Habner is going to have plenty of time to re-design his wings and re-figure his trim setting while he’s in traction at the hospital.
Or a good laugh.
Habner wanted to be “The Rocketeer”. Instead, he’s grounded.
Roger and Pinky are waiting for him to run out of fuel. Then it’s BITE TIME! That pillow is just asking for it!
At least Mr Habner was smart enough to bring a pillow for crash landings.
Abner Habner says that it’s not rocket science. Roger and Pinky agree. It is NOT rocket science. It’s science fiction.
Sheesh, even Roger & Pinky can see that the flaps need to be up for takeoff!
Never a dull moment on Ballard Street. I think I’d enjoy living on Ballard street.
Mr. Habner gets a lot of his inspirations from those Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner cartoons made by Looney Tunes.
Welll, technically he hasn’t crashed yet. Maybe it’ll be OK… … … Nope.
Good morning Balladeers!
“I think it’s gonna be a long, long time” ‘til Mr.Habner gets this right.
I think he’s in for what they call in the aviation industry a “hard landing”!
♫ And the rockets’ red glare, Mr. Habner bursting in air…
At least he has a pillow to help break his fall…hahaha!
Roger and Pinky couldn’t be happier……
And to think Boeing fired him. :)
They have to keep and eye on him to make sure “adventure” does not land on them.
Roger and Pinky especially enjoy watching Mr. Habner crash and burn once or twice a week.
the folks in the ’hood see habner as a burnout…
The doggies have 911 on speed dial, and the operator knows what their “woof woof” means…
Mr. Habner appears to be experiencing the phenomenon that NASA calls “rapid unscheduled disassembly.”
seanfear 5 months ago
dunno what he’s doing…. but surely he’s missing the straight jacket.
oldpine52 5 months ago
‘Wrong Way’ Habner is going to have plenty of time to re-design his wings and re-figure his trim setting while he’s in traction at the hospital.
marilynnbyerly 5 months ago
Or a good laugh.
Jesy Bertz Premium Member 5 months ago
Habner wanted to be “The Rocketeer”. Instead, he’s grounded.
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member 5 months ago
Roger and Pinky are waiting for him to run out of fuel. Then it’s BITE TIME! That pillow is just asking for it!
Bilan 5 months ago
At least Mr Habner was smart enough to bring a pillow for crash landings.
Shikamoo Premium Member 5 months ago
Abner Habner says that it’s not rocket science. Roger and Pinky agree. It is NOT rocket science. It’s science fiction.
-Saint- 5 months ago
Sheesh, even Roger & Pinky can see that the flaps need to be up for takeoff!
morningglory73 Premium Member 5 months ago
Never a dull moment on Ballard Street. I think I’d enjoy living on Ballard street.
Alberta Oil Premium Member 5 months ago
Mr. Habner gets a lot of his inspirations from those Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner cartoons made by Looney Tunes.
ChessPirate 5 months ago
Welll, technically he hasn’t crashed yet. Maybe it’ll be OK… … … Nope.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member 5 months ago
Good morning Balladeers!
Frank Burns Eats Worms 5 months ago
“I think it’s gonna be a long, long time” ‘til Mr.Habner gets this right.
wildlandwaters 5 months ago
I think he’s in for what they call in the aviation industry a “hard landing”!
rhpii 5 months ago
♫ And the rockets’ red glare, Mr. Habner bursting in air…
j.l.farmer 5 months ago
At least he has a pillow to help break his fall…hahaha!
MuddyUSA Premium Member 5 months ago
Roger and Pinky couldn’t be happier……
Impkins Premium Member 5 months ago
And to think Boeing fired him. :)
mistercatworks 5 months ago
They have to keep and eye on him to make sure “adventure” does not land on them.
cfkelley 5 months ago
Roger and Pinky especially enjoy watching Mr. Habner crash and burn once or twice a week.
gopher gofer 5 months ago
the folks in the ’hood see habner as a burnout…
CleverHans Premium Member 5 months ago
The doggies have 911 on speed dial, and the operator knows what their “woof woof” means…
TonysSon 5 months ago
Mr. Habner appears to be experiencing the phenomenon that NASA calls “rapid unscheduled disassembly.”