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In my experience, when the wx is really crappy and most
light a/c are on the ground, the singles you will often find flying are bonanzas and mooneys. The bonanzas are often flown by very affluent people that think that because they can pour enormous amounts of money into flight directors and other gizmos, that they have financially earned the right to be up there in the goo. When you find mooneys up there in the muck, they're much more likely to be owned by someone who is nowhere near as affluent as the bonanza owner, but is likely 10 times crazier than the bonanza owner. See, the bonanza owner likely doesn't know of the danger, or simply thinks that he can buy his way out with a glideslope coupling autopilot to fly his airplane for him. But the mooney owner, he knows it's dangerous, but he just doesn't care. He's more than a little nuts. Remember, jim campbell owns a mooney : Perhaps an analogy may be made to the modern practice of Obstetrics, which replaced midwifery as the modality of choice for delivering infants decades ago. Clearly modern obstetrics has been beneficial to cases where a Caesarian section or other intervention unquestionably prevented maternal or neonate deaths. It's equally clear that modern obstetrics has created many disasters by untimely, unnecessary, or convenience-motivated intervention which would have proceeded in uncomplicated fashion otherwise. Psychiatrists and Obstetricians are often exceedingly arrogant people. Since their workload has gone up and since fewer buy V-tailed Beech Bonanzas-which ameliorated their dysgenic and arrogant effects as the last thing going through their minds was often the accessory case of a GTSIO Continental-fewer get to observe their fury when their universal beneficience is called in question. Scientology has simply, in the words of Jim Goad, "**** in the swimming pool". Now one cannot wholeheartedly endorse a Thomas Szasz, because scienos have used his position so effectively, even though they are not endorsed by Szasz, who has many valid observations. Ed Note: A TSIO maybe,do Bonanzas have _geared_ Continentals? I don't know. I know Mentors don't. |
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How can one tell what numerous individuals that one doesn't know are
thinking and why they are thinking what they are thinking? Mike MU-2 "Cal Cerise" wrote in message om... In my experience, when the wx is really crappy and most light a/c are on the ground, the singles you will often find flying are bonanzas and mooneys. The bonanzas are often flown by very affluent people that think that because they can pour enormous amounts of money into flight directors and other gizmos, that they have financially earned the right to be up there in the goo. When you find mooneys up there in the muck, they're much more likely to be owned by someone who is nowhere near as affluent as the bonanza owner, but is likely 10 times crazier than the bonanza owner. See, the bonanza owner likely doesn't know of the danger, or simply thinks that he can buy his way out with a glideslope coupling autopilot to fly his airplane for him. But the mooney owner, he knows it's dangerous, but he just doesn't care. He's more than a little nuts. Remember, jim campbell owns a mooney : Perhaps an analogy may be made to the modern practice of Obstetrics, which replaced midwifery as the modality of choice for delivering infants decades ago. Clearly modern obstetrics has been beneficial to cases where a Caesarian section or other intervention unquestionably prevented maternal or neonate deaths. It's equally clear that modern obstetrics has created many disasters by untimely, unnecessary, or convenience-motivated intervention which would have proceeded in uncomplicated fashion otherwise. Psychiatrists and Obstetricians are often exceedingly arrogant people. Since their workload has gone up and since fewer buy V-tailed Beech Bonanzas-which ameliorated their dysgenic and arrogant effects as the last thing going through their minds was often the accessory case of a GTSIO Continental-fewer get to observe their fury when their universal beneficience is called in question. Scientology has simply, in the words of Jim Goad, "**** in the swimming pool". Now one cannot wholeheartedly endorse a Thomas Szasz, because scienos have used his position so effectively, even though they are not endorsed by Szasz, who has many valid observations. Ed Note: A TSIO maybe,do Bonanzas have _geared_ Continentals? I don't know. I know Mentors don't. |
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Cal Cerise ) wrote:
The bonanzas are often flown by very affluent people that think that because they can pour enormous amounts of money into flight directors and other gizmos, that they have financially earned the right to be up there in the goo. Someday let me share with you my auto/owner stereotype. It's hoot and would also make a good troll. -- Peter ----== Posted via Newsfeed.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeed.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 100,000 Newsgroups ---= 19 East/West-Coast Specialized Servers - Total Privacy via Encryption =--- |
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"Mike Rapoport" wrote
How can one tell what numerous individuals that one doesn't know are thinking and why they are thinking what they are thinking? This is usenet. Many people can read minds - just ask them. They're, like, telepathetic. Michael |
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Michael wrote:
This is usenet. Many people can read minds - just ask them. They're, like, telepathetic. We knew you were thinking that. - Andrew |
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This is usenet. Many people can read minds - just ask them. They're,
like, telepathetic. We knew you were thinking that. I know he knew that you knew. -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com "Your Aviation Destination" |
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Someday let me share with you my auto/owner stereotype. It's hoot and
would also make a good troll. What the hell -- it's a slow day. How come guys driving Corvettes always drive so damned slow? -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com "Your Aviation Destination" |
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![]() "Jay Honeck" wrote in message news:wg6Dc.95703$2i5.52442@attbi_s52... Someday let me share with you my auto/owner stereotype. It's hoot and would also make a good troll. What the hell -- it's a slow day. How come guys driving Corvettes always drive so damned slow? If the speed limit is 60 mph the cops will pull over a Corvette going 61, but they will ignore the SUV going 120. A bit of an exaggeration, perhaps, but it is essentially true. Apparently the police think that automobiles that are designed for high speeds are more dangerous than automobiles that are not, but which are driven at high speeds. It seems the wrong way. Ask any Lambo driver. He'll get pulled over every quarter mile, even though he is the slowest vehicle on the road. I think that the owner of an speeding SUV should be fined double whatever would be levied against the driver of a car that was actually designed for such high speeds. I also think that the police should be far less tolerant of speeding in those Detroit coffins than they should be for fine automobiles. |
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