Where are you from ?

[Jacob Olsen]

Just reply with a country name..

- Denmark

[[email protected]]

USA

66

[Mal]

Australia

[Jono Richards]

Great Britain

[Erik Braun]

Germany

[2cernauta2]

"Jacob Olsen" <jeo @ post6.tele.dk> wrote:

>Just reply with a country name..

I wonder why but...

Italy

[[email protected]]

Israel
Jacob Olsen wrote:
> Just reply with a country name..
>
> - Denmark

[[email protected]]

Texas.

[Jancsika]

Hungary

[Jacob Olsen]

Thanks...

I just thought it would be fun to see where you are from..

[André Somers]

Jacob Olsen wrote:

> Just reply with a country name..
Netherlands

[MaD]

Switzerland

[Frederic FUCHS]

France

"Jacob Olsen" <jeo @ post6.tele.dk> wrote in message
k...
> Just reply with a country name..
>
> - Denmark
>

[Shawn]

wrote:
> Texas.
>
Damn! Beat me to it.

USA

[--=JJay=--]

Jacob Olsen napisa³(a):
> Just reply with a country name..

Poland

regards
--
--=JJay=--
www.aeroklub.deblin.pl, moje zdjêcia na airfoto.pl - http://tiny.pl/pkv
"Nie dyskutuj z debilem bo najpierw ¶ci±gnie ciê do swojego poziomu a
potem pokona do¶wiadczeniem"
Get smart - http://www.GetFireFox.com

[--=JJay=--]

Jacob Olsen napisa³(a):
> Just reply with a country name..
>

Poland


regards
--
--=JJay=--
www.aeroklub.deblin.pl, my photos @ airfoto.pl - http://tiny.pl/pkv
Get smart - http://www.GetFireFox.com

[Paul Remde]

- Minnesota, USA

"Jacob Olsen" <jeo @ post6.tele.dk> wrote in message
k...
> Just reply with a country name..
>
> - Denmark
>

[Pete Brown]

Alaska

> Just reply with a country name..

--

Peter D. Brown
http://home.gci.net/~pdb/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/akmtnsoaring/

[Cliff Hilty]

At 13:36 15 December 2005,
wrote:
>Texas.
>
>
That explains alot Ted ! )

Oh yea, Arizona for me!

[[email protected]]

Poland living in the USA, Washington State.

[Bert Willing]

Switzerland

[bumper]

Minden, NV - - USA

[Walter Kronester]

Germany / Bavaria

[Bob Kuykendall]

USA, California, Calaveras County, Douglas Flat

Home of the one-headlight car!

[BTIZ]

Earth...

"Jacob Olsen" <jeo @ post6.tele.dk> wrote in message
k...
> Just reply with a country name..
>
> - Denmark
>

[bumper]

Hey,

I thought this newsgroup was for Americans ONLY . . . what the heck are all
you foreigners doing on here?

bumper
State of Confusion, USA :c)
"BTIZ" > wrote in message
news:w4iof.167$Ym1.60@fed1read04...
> Earth...
>
> "Jacob Olsen" <jeo @ post6.tele.dk> wrote in message
> k...
>> Just reply with a country name..
>>
>> - Denmark
>>
>
>

[Robert Backer]

You can always tell the foreigners, their English is better.

bumper wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I thought this newsgroup was for Americans ONLY . . . what the heck are all
> you foreigners doing on here?
>
> bumper
> State of Confusion, USA :c)
> "BTIZ" > wrote in message
> news:w4iof.167$Ym1.60@fed1read04...
>
>>Earth...
>>
>>"Jacob Olsen" <jeo @ post6.tele.dk> wrote in message
k...
>>
>>>Just reply with a country name..
>>>
>>>- Denmark
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

[[email protected]]

Germany

[[email protected]]

Canada - Ontario

[Frank Whiteley]

Colorado

[Alistair Wright]

"Jacob Olsen" <jeo @ post6.tele.dk> wrote in message
k...
> Just reply with a country name..

Scotland

Alistair Wright aka 'Olympia'

[Derrick Steed]

Hey,

I thought this newsgroup was for Americans ONLY . . . what the heck are
all=20
you foreigners doing on here?

bumper

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~

That's unfair, where would the Canadians post to?

Wales


Rgds,

Derrick Steed

[Bruce Hoult]

New Zealand

--
Bruce | 41.1670S | \ spoken | -+-
Hoult | 174.8263E | /\ here. | ----------O----------

[Steve Hill]

Buckley,Washington, USA

[Mottley]

Ireland

where you learn to climb in sink!!

Bruno Ramseyer

[--=JJay=--]

Mottley napisa³(a):
> Ireland
>
> where you learn to climb in sink!!

lol :]

regards
--
--=JJay=--
www.aeroklub.deblin.pl, moje zdjêcia na airfoto.pl - http://tiny.pl/pkv
"Nie dyskutuj z debilem bo najpierw ¶ci±gnie ciê do swojego poziomu a
potem pokona do¶wiadczeniem"
Get smart - http://www.GetFireFox.com

[Christoph]

Austria

[bagmaker]

Mum and Dad!

[Gary Evans]

Motorglider desert beta test center, Mesa, Az

[Nick Olson]

Is this the most useless -waste of space posting ever
put on ras?

[Nick Olson]

Is this the most useless -waste of space posting ever
put on ras?

[[email protected]]

I'm from................. Upinya

[dwrobel]

Nick Olson wrote:
> Is this the most useless -waste of space posting ever
> put on ras?

About 42 other people thought it was useful enough to respond to

Utah

[[email protected]]

The Netherlands

Member of "Vliegclub Midden-Zeeland"

[Nick Olson]

At 23:18 15 December 2005, Dwrobel wrote:
>
>About 42 other people thought it was useful enough
>to respond to

Please tell me what's usefull about this posting? -
it doesn't tell me anything I might want to know about
soaring -who cares where you live?

[Capt. Geoffrey Thorpe]

"Robert Backer" > wrote in message
news:zDiof.170$Ym1.86@fed1read04...
> You can always tell the foreigners, their English is better.
>

There english ain't no better then mine.

USA!!!
USA!!
USA!!!

:-)

--
Geoff
the sea hawk at wow way d0t com
remove spaces and make the obvious substitutions to reply by mail
Spell checking is left as an excercise for the reader.

[Udo Rumpf]

With great effort as well as investment in time I sit in my little log
cabin in snowy Canada, "trying" very carefully to compose my notes to RAS.
Now I find out it does not matter.
Udo



> There english ain't no better then mine.
>
> USA!!!
> USA!!
> USA!!!

[[email protected]]

Scrooge alert! Scrooge alert!!!

[[email protected]]

Okay, a real answer.

As one who enjoys keeping up on the soaring community, one thing I
gained from this posting was an association of many of the names I see
from
day to day to a place on the planet they are from.

Useful? Not very. Interesting? ymmv. Worthwhile? More than some of the
other
posts I've seen here!

~elTedro/2NO
Native, Republic of Texas
Resident, Arizona (rASArs rule!!!)
Proud citizen, USA

[Paul]

Geez! Who ****ed in your cornflakes?

New Zealand by the way.

"Nick Olson" > wrote in message
...
> At 23:18 15 December 2005, Dwrobel wrote:
> >
> >About 42 other people thought it was useful enough
> >to respond to
>
> Please tell me what's usefull about this posting? -
> it doesn't tell me anything I might want to know about
> soaring -who cares where you live?
>
>

[Jack]

Texas - soon to move to Clovis, New Mexico... but before it was New
Mexico, it was part of... you guessed it... TEXAS!!!

[Eric Greenwell]

Nick Olson wrote:

> Is this the most useless -waste of space posting ever
> put on ras?

Welcome to ras! Your first week here, I can see, so relax and enjoy the
ambiance!

--
Change "netto" to "net" to email me directly

Eric Greenwell
Washington State
USA

[Andy Blackburn]

At 03:06 16 December 2005,
wrote:
>Okay, a real answer.
>
>As one who enjoys keeping up on the soaring community,
>one thing I
>gained from this posting was an association of many
>of the names I see
>from
>day to day to a place on the planet they are from.
>
>Useful? Not very. Interesting? ymmv. Worthwhile? More
>than some of the
>other
>posts I've seen here!
>
>~elTedro/2NO
>Native, Republic of Texas
>Resident, Arizona (rASArs rule!!!)
>Proud citizen, USA

Amen Tuno.

CA, USA

[ngu]

No Message.

[Chris Davison]

At 12:12 15 December 2005, Jacob Olsen wrote:
>Just reply with a country name..

Eng-er-land......

Good to see so many Australians use the site....

[André Somers]

bumper wrote:

> I thought this newsgroup was for Americans ONLY . . . what the heck are
> all you foreigners doing on here?
Well, you're obviously mistaken then, arn't you? This is an international
group. I don't see any "us" or "usa" in the name, do you?

André

[Neil Allison]

New Zealand

[iPilot]

Estonia

"Jancsika" > wrote in message
...
> Hungary

[Chris]

> Texas - soon to move to Clovis, New Mexico... but before it was New
> Mexico, it was part of... you guessed it... TEXAS!!!

So you're moving to somewhere different that is just like where you are
now..?? :-)

[Chris]

> Eng-er-land......
>
> Good to see so many Australians use the site....

Too friggin hot to reply mate. By the time you click on the message, read
the message, click on reply, type the answer and hit send, the beer would be
too warm.

:-)

[Ray Lovinggood]

USA

Ray Lovinggood
(But I don't know the origins of the family name...)

[hannu]

Finland

[Brian Goodspeed]

The wonderful Isle Of Man
www.manxgliding.flyer.co.uk

At 11:24 16 December 2005, Ray Lovinggood wrote:
>USA
>
>Ray Lovinggood
>(But I don't know the origins of the family name...)
>
>
>
>

[Brian Goodspeed]

The wonderful Isle Of Man
www.manxgliding.flyer.co.uk

At 11:24 16 December 2005, Ray Lovinggood wrote:
>USA
>
>Ray Lovinggood
>(But I don't know the origins of the family name...)
>
>
>
>

[Graeme Cant]

André Somers wrote:
> bumper wrote:
>
>>I thought this newsgroup was for Americans ONLY . . . what the heck are
>>all you foreigners doing on here?
>
> Well, you're obviously mistaken then, arn't you? This is an international
> group. I don't see any "us" or "usa" in the name, do you?

No, no, Andre. He's not Dutch, he's American. He's joking.

And they never do put US or USA in. It's like English postage stamps.
They don't say the country because they invented it. We're all their
guests really.

....and you forgot to say Netherlands. :)

GC
(New South Wales - a country like Texas but flatter)

>
> André
>

[Bill Daniels]

"T o d d P a t t i s t" > wrote in message
...
> "Jacob Olsen" <jeo @ post6.tele.dk> wrote:
>
> Connecticut - USA
> --
> T o d d P a t t i s t - "WH" Ventus C
> (Remove DONTSPAMME from address to email reply.)

Colorado, USA

See Soaring Magazine centerfold for December - that's where I play.

Bill Daniels

[Nyal Williams]

He asked for a country; Texas is a province.


At 14:36 15 December 2005, Shawn wrote:
wrote:
>> Texas.
>>
>Damn! Beat me to it.
>
>USA
>

[Nyal Williams]

Don't you mean 'identify?'

At 18:36 15 December 2005, Robert Backer wrote:
>You can always tell the foreigners, their English is
>better.
>
>bumper wrote:
>> Hey,
>>
>> I thought this newsgroup was for Americans ONLY .
>>. . what the heck are all
>> you foreigners doing on here?
>>
>> bumper
>> State of Confusion, USA :c)
>> 'BTIZ' wrote in message
>> news:w4iof.167$Ym1.60@fed1read04...
>>
>>>Earth...
>>>
>>>'Jacob Olsen' wrote in message
k...
>>>
>>>>Just reply with a country name..
>>>>
>>>>- Denmark
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>

[[email protected]]

Jacob Olsen wrote:
> Just reply with a country name..
>
> - Denmark

As you can see - the Southern Hemisphere pilots are too busy flying to
post. Lots of 1000km flights done from Bitterwasser, Pokweni, Gariep
etc in Africa and in the various Australian sites. The forecast for
tomorrow at my home club is 4m/s thermals up to 16 000ft. Pretty poor
compared to the 7m/s to 20 000ft they are predicting for Gariep. I
managed to do my Distance Diamond on a blue day off a cable break on
Tuesday. Oh - I live in South Africa.

Clinton
LAK 12

[Lew Hartswick]

Jack wrote:

> Texas - soon to move to Clovis, New Mexico... but before it was New
> Mexico, it was part of... you guessed it... TEXAS!!!
>

Yea But befor that it was part of Mexico and even before that it
was Spain. SO! :-)
...lew...

[Shawn]

Jack wrote:
> Texas - soon to move to Clovis, New Mexico... but before it was New
> Mexico, it was part of... you guessed it... TEXAS!!!

For those from other parts of the world who think Texas is just part of
the US, it's not. It's a separate country. Just ask a Texan.
:-)

Shawn

[Shawn]

Bill Daniels wrote:
> "T o d d P a t t i s t" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>"Jacob Olsen" <jeo @ post6.tele.dk> wrote:
>>
>>Connecticut - USA
>>--
>>T o d d P a t t i s t - "WH" Ventus C
>>(Remove DONTSPAMME from address to email reply.)
>
>
> Colorado, USA
>
> See Soaring Magazine centerfold for December - that's where I play.

Nice pic too. That's definitely Bob Carl's better side.
:-)

Shawn

[Shawn]

Nyal Williams wrote:
> He asked for a country; Texas is a province.
>
>
> At 14:36 15 December 2005, Shawn wrote:
>
wrote:
>>
>>>Texas.
>>>
>>
>>Damn! Beat me to it.
>>
>>USA

Tell that to a Texan.

[Jack]

Nick Olson wrote:

> Please tell me what's usefull about this posting? -
> it doesn't tell me anything I might want to know about
> soaring -who cares where you live?

Who cares what you think about the PW5, the cost of tows, O2 refills,
reprofiling a wing, or contest scoring? Or where all these other folks
who love soaring are from?

Trash the thread before reading, if you can't stand the stress.


Jack

[[email protected]]

The Republic of Texas was, and still is, a country.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Texas

And it still has its own navy!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Texas

People not from Texas think Texans to be full of themselves, but for
those of us who growed up there, and who have ancestors who fought in
its revolution in the first half of the 19th century, it is a unique
and wonderful American subculture.

~ted/2NO

[Jeffrey Banks]

Alaska, USA

[Malcolm Austin]

About the same as Bavaria being "not a part of" Germany ?

Malc..

"Shawn" <sdotherecurry@bresnannextdotnet> wrote in message
...
> Jack wrote:
>> Texas - soon to move to Clovis, New Mexico... but before it was New
>> Mexico, it was part of... you guessed it... TEXAS!!!
>
> For those from other parts of the world who think Texas is just part of
> the US, it's not. It's a separate country. Just ask a Texan.
> :-)
>
> Shawn

[stephanevdv]

Belgium

[Mike the Strike]

England, South Africa, USA.

[Gary Boggs]

Hood River, Oregon, USA.

[Mike Lindsay]

In article >, Jacob Olsen
> writes
>Just reply with a country name..
>
>- Denmark
>
>
UK

--
Mike Lindsay

[Eric Greenwell]

Nyal Williams wrote:
> Don't you mean 'identify?'
>
> At 18:36 15 December 2005, Robert Backer wrote:
>
>>You can always tell the foreigners, their English is
>>better.

Probably not - he's speaking American, not English.

--
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Eric Greenwell
Washington State
USA

[Jim Newton]

Jacob Olsen wrote:
> Just reply with a country name..
>
> - Denmark
>
>
OK RAS folks. If you are really interested in locations of members. Why
not someone, but only one, set up a group name, such as
recaviationsoaring on this site:

http://www.frappr.com/

Then let everyone know here and we all can then pinpoint our locations!
In another aircraft group I belong to we do just that. It's nice in
that we can post pics of our planes and faces. And its free.
Jim

[[email protected]]

USA (Texas)

[[email protected]]

Ray ! This is RAS !
Invent a good origin and we'll take it as gospel !
See ya, Dave

[Pete Brown]

Shawn wrote:

> For those from other parts of the world who think Texas is just part of
> the US, it's not. It's a separate country. Just ask a Texan.


It's a small country as well. Just ask an Alaskan.

Pete Brown
Alaska
http://home.gci.net/~pdb/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/akmtnsoaring/

[Jack]

Only one problem with Alaska, you can only live in a spot about the
size of Rhode Island.

Jack Womack
Republic of Texas

[Eric Greenwell]

Pete Brown wrote:
>
>
> Shawn wrote:
>
>> For those from other parts of the world who think Texas is just part
>> of the US, it's not. It's a separate country. Just ask a Texan.
>
>
>
> It's a small country as well. Just ask an Alaskan.

Is it true that splitting Alaska into two equal sized states would make
Texas the third biggest state?

--
Change "netto" to "net" to email me directly

Eric Greenwell
Washington State
USA

[Chris Davison]

Ouch, the truth hurts!...anyway, don't like cold beer
and sun (sniff)....


>Too friggin hot to reply mate. By the time you click
>on the message, read
>the message, click on reply, type the answer and hit
>send, the beer would be
>too warm.

>

[Pete Brown]

Shawn wrote:

>>> For those from other parts of the world who think Texas is just part
>>> of the US, it's not. It's a separate country. Just ask a Texan.

Pete wrote
>> It's a small country as well. Just ask an Alaskan.

Eric Greenwell wrote:
> Is it true that splitting Alaska into two equal sized states would make
> Texas the third biggest state?


Yes but we try not to mention it too often so we don't hurt
their feelings unnecessarily.

--

Peter D. Brown
http://home.gci.net/~pdb/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/akmtnsoaring/

[Ray Lovinggood]

At 02:36 17 December 2005, wrote:
>Ray ! This is RAS !
>Invent a good origin and we'll take it as gospel !
>See ya, Dave
>
>

Ok Dave. The 'truth' is, I'm from Red Neck Land.
I am a Red Neck. The name, 'Lovinggood' is pure Red
Neck. Don't believe I'm a red neck? Have you seen
my glider trailer? It ain't no stinkin' Cobra. More
like an intestinal tape worm.

Ray Lovinggood
Carrboro, North Carolina, USA

[01-- Zero One]

Oh come on Ray, your trailer is fantastic! Redneck chic at its best!
The visual play between the corrugated roofing tin and the smoothness of
the red bondo (well. it will be smooth whenever you get around to
sanding it) is very aesthetically satisfying. Tying all your buckets
and other miscellaneous stuff on the outside of the trailer, leaving
plenty of room for a larger beer cooler inside, was brilliant. And I
thought using split tin washtubs for fenders was a stroke of genius!



Larry Goddard

Texan, in exile in Georgia (USA version)




"Ray Lovinggood" > wrote in message
:

> At 02:36 17 December 2005, wrote:
> >Ray ! This is RAS !
> >Invent a good origin and we'll take it as gospel !
> >See ya, Dave
> >
> >
>
> Ok Dave. The 'truth' is, I'm from Red Neck Land.
> I am a Red Neck. The name, 'Lovinggood' is pure Red
> Neck. Don't believe I'm a red neck? Have you seen
> my glider trailer? It ain't no stinkin' Cobra. More
> like an intestinal tape worm.
>
> Ray Lovinggood
> Carrboro, North Carolina, USA

[Shawn]

Pete Brown wrote:
>
>
> Shawn wrote:
>
>> For those from other parts of the world who think Texas is just part
>> of the US, it's not. It's a separate country. Just ask a Texan.
>
>
>
> It's a small country as well. Just ask an Alaskan.


LOL

[Andy]

Jacob Olsen wrote:
> Just reply with a country name..
>
> - Denmark


England


(But your constraints may make the answer misleading)


Andy

[Mike the Strike]

Indeed, "where are you now?" might be a better question.

Mike

[Jack]

Alaska, where you can't drive your car between some of the towns
without putting it on a boat or a train... I'll bet you guys are really
enjoying the flying weather up there about now... haha... Alaska -
big... yes - useful... no - I'm moving out of Texas, and it's killing
me! Well, maybe not. Clovis NM is only about 10 miles out, so I guess I
can stand it. I think one of my employees put it better than I've ever
heard it. He said thet he's glad to be where the natives are proud of
their homeland and heritage, and that you don't get too much of that
anywhere else... I've found that to be true. I've also found that
others just don't get it. Rave on Alaska... most Alaskans are from the
"lower 48" anyway.

Jack Womack
Proud to be a native Texan

[[email protected]]

I've seen this alleged trailer, and you really shouldn't insult the
tapeworm like that!

[Eric Greenwell]

wrote:
> I've seen this alleged trailer, and you really shouldn't insult the
> tapeworm like that!

Is there a picture somewhere (of the trailer, of course; I know what a
tapeworm looks like)?


--
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Eric Greenwell
Washington State
USA

[Ray Lovinggood]

At 04:48 18 December 2005, Eric Greenwell wrote:
wrote:
>> I've seen this alleged trailer, and you really shouldn't
>>insult the
>> tapeworm like that!
>
>Is there a picture somewhere (of the trailer, of course;
>I know what a
>tapeworm looks like)?
>
>
>--
>Change 'netto' to 'net' to email me directly
>
>Eric Greenwell
>Washington State
>USA
>

Eric, et al.

Photos are at:

http://www.greenbullfrog.com/flight/gallery/view_album.php?set_alb
umName=D-0142

That's not my LS1-d in the photos, but an LS1-c. That
glider looks nicer than mine.

Trailer built by John Byrd, according to an entry in
the glider's logbook.

Trailer would look a lot nicer if the owner (me) would
paint it. But on days that are suitable for working
on stripping paint and painting (all to be done outdoors
at the airport because I don't have a garage), those
same suitable days are good enough for flying. Screw
the painting of the trailer, LET'S GO FLY!

The trailer serves its intended purpose, even if it
looks a wee bit funky.

Ray Lovinggood
Presently from North Carolina, but born and bred in
South Carolina, CSA

[William Jones]

England and by the way the yanks didn't invent the web it was an English
man - Tim Berners Lee.


"Graeme Cant" > wrote in message
...
> André Somers wrote:
> > bumper wrote:
> >
> >>I thought this newsgroup was for Americans ONLY . . . what the heck are
> >>all you foreigners doing on here?
> >
> > Well, you're obviously mistaken then, arn't you? This is an
international
> > group. I don't see any "us" or "usa" in the name, do you?
>
> No, no, Andre. He's not Dutch, he's American. He's joking.
>
> And they never do put US or USA in. It's like English postage stamps.
> They don't say the country because they invented it. We're all their
> guests really.
>
> ...and you forgot to say Netherlands. :)
>
> GC
> (New South Wales - a country like Texas but flatter)
>
> >
> > André
> >

[Shawn]

William Jones wrote:
> England and by the way the yanks didn't invent the web it was an English
> man - Tim Berners Lee.

He made the internet more user friendly and that's great, but it was
more evolutionary than revolutionary.
ARPANET was the real leap, and definitely made in the USA:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet#Creation_of_the_Internet

Shawn

[Martin Gregorie]

William Jones wrote:
> England and by the way the yanks didn't invent the web it was an English
> man - Tim Berners Lee.
>
....but USENET, where you are now, is much older than the Web. I don't
know who invented it or where.

Oh yeah, In in the UK: Essex.

--
martin@ | Martin Gregorie
gregorie. |
org | Zappa fan & glider pilot

[Martin Gregorie]

Shawn wrote:
> William Jones wrote:
>> England and by the way the yanks didn't invent the web it was an English
>> man - Tim Berners Lee.
>
> He made the internet more user friendly and that's great, but it was
> more evolutionary than revolutionary.
> ARPANET was the real leap, and definitely made in the USA:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet#Creation_of_the_Internet
>
.... but the first packet switched network was up and running at the
National Physical Laboratory (NPL), located at Teddington outside
London. The idea was then explained to the ARPANET guys at a conference.
That was the first they knew about it. The discussion was the basis of
TCP/IP.


--
martin@ | Martin Gregorie
gregorie. |
org | Zappa fan & glider pilot

[quietman]

USA

John Roe AKA "Zulu Romeo"

www.roenation.com

[Doug LS4]

>Presently from North Carolina, but born and bred in
>South Carolina, CSA

Ray,

I'm sort of the other way 'round. NC was my home for quite awhile, but
now I'm in SC. (born in GA, Flannery O'Conner has my favorite GA quote)

That's one ugly ass trailer... keep flying. You and I are going to
cross paths sooner or later. I'm looking forward to it,

Doug
(South Carolina, USA, a land of ice, if only for a few days)

[Jack]

Does that trailer load over the tongue? If so, you have my
sympathies... Depending on some other stuff, I may have a better one
for sale, soon... You NEED it... haha!

Jack Womack

[Lew Hartswick]

Shawn wrote:
> William Jones wrote:
>
>> England and by the way the yanks didn't invent the web it was an English
>> man - Tim Berners Lee.
>
>
> He made the internet more user friendly and that's great, but it was
> more evolutionary than revolutionary.
> ARPANET was the real leap, and definitely made in the USA:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet#Creation_of_the_Internet
>
> Shawn
And here all along I thought some spider invented it a LONG time
ago. :-)
...lew...

[robert]

Australia

[chris]

Georgia, USA
Chris

[Nigel Pocock]

Great Britain

Interesting from these replies that there seem to be
more members from outside the USA than in

[Malcolm Austin]

Quietly Nigel,
we weren't supposed to let them realise that the
rest of the world has taken over, and hoped they think they were still in
charge!

Just like my wife lets me think I'm the boss in the household!!

Malcolm

(just a K6 in North Wales...)



"Nigel Pocock" > wrote in message
...
> Great Britain
>
> Interesting from these replies that there seem to be
> more members from outside the USA than in
>
>
>

[[email protected]]

Boston Mass.

[Tim Ward]

"Nick Olson" > wrote in message
...
> Is this the most useless -waste of space posting ever
> put on ras?
Not even close. Google for PW5 or "14V battery pack" in RAS

Tim Ward

[Shawn]

Tim Ward wrote:
> "Nick Olson" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>Is this the most useless -waste of space posting ever
>>put on ras?
>
> Not even close. Google for PW5 or "14V battery pack" in RAS

How 'bout two years of Lennie vs. Al
Well that did result in Gliderforum, so I guess it did have some benefit.

Shawn

[J.A.M.]

Spain

> escribió en el mensaje
ups.com...
> USA
>
> 66
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