Mike Rhodes wrote:
Ground track maneuvers do require extra coordination, but none of it
useful during flight by most any pilot.

Cynthia Smith appears to have already pointed out that the rectangular
pattern ground track maneuver must be mastered in order to land. Even
absent a standard pattern entry, landing on a runway of any sort always
involves the exact same skills as those needed to master any of the ground
track maneuvers.

Romeo and Juliette are
spits of hate that have been included in the phonetic alphabet, and
from strange people that want a troubled house.

A vast Shakesperian conspiracy to make aviators spits of hate? I had no
idea!

There must be a
response. Unfortunately the explanation can too easily get lost in
the anger.

(What a strange person.)