Noise Nazi Gets Cumuppance

Today, we flew several Veterans' Day flyovers as part of the ceremony on
the ground.

The wife of one of our pilots was at her church's gift stand when some
fool (sounds like another 'jgrove") complained about the noise.

She:"They are flying over as part of the Veterans' Day ceremony."
He: "How do you know that?"
She: "Because my husband is flying one of the airplanes -- you got a
problem with that?"

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Orval Fairbairn wrote:

Today, we flew several Veterans' Day flyovers as part of the ceremony on
the ground.

The wife of one of our pilots was at her church's gift stand when some
fool (sounds like another 'jgrove") complained about the noise.

She:"They are flying over as part of the Veterans' Day ceremony."
He: "How do you know that?"
She: "Because my husband is flying one of the airplanes -- you got a
problem with that?"

and what was the pinhead's response?

--
Bob Noel
(goodness, please trim replies!!!)

In article ,
Bob Noel wrote:

In article
,
Orval Fairbairn wrote:

Today, we flew several Veterans' Day flyovers as part of the ceremony on
the ground.

The wife of one of our pilots was at her church's gift stand when some
fool (sounds like another 'jgrove") complained about the noise.

She:"They are flying over as part of the Veterans' Day ceremony."
He: "How do you know that?"
She: "Because my husband is flying one of the airplanes -- you got a
problem with that?"

and what was the pinhead's response?

no response.

"Orval Fairbairn" wrote in message
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In article ,
Bob Noel wrote:

In article
,
Orval Fairbairn wrote:

Today, we flew several Veterans' Day flyovers as part of the ceremony
on
the ground.

The wife of one of our pilots was at her church's gift stand when some
fool (sounds like another 'jgrove") complained about the noise.

She:"They are flying over as part of the Veterans' Day ceremony."
He: "How do you know that?"
She: "Because my husband is flying one of the airplanes -- you got a
problem with that?"

and what was the pinhead's response?

no response.

Kinda hard to offer any response when ones foot is tightly wedged in ones
mouth.

In article ,
"Matt W. Barrow" wrote:

She:"They are flying over as part of the Veterans' Day ceremony."
He: "How do you know that?"
She: "Because my husband is flying one of the airplanes -- you got a
problem with that?"

and what was the pinhead's response?

no response.

Kinda hard to offer any response when ones foot is tightly wedged in ones
mouth.

I was hoping that the pinhead would have apologized.

--
Bob Noel
(goodness, please trim replies!!!)

"Matt W. Barrow" wrote in message
...

and what was the pinhead's response?

no response.

Kinda hard to offer any response when ones foot is tightly wedged in ones
mouth.

Some guy complained about a similar flyby in Oregon last year and the local
media had a field day with him. Clearly he felt pretty bad about it
afterward once he realized what he'd done. Apparently he just thought he
was being buzzed.

-c

She:"They are flying over as part of the Veterans' Day ceremony."
He: "How do you know that?"
She: "Because my husband is flying one of the airplanes -- you got a
problem with that?"

I like her style.

We had a similar incident in Iowa City in September, when the SX-300
group was doing their fly-in here. They were doing formation fly-bys
over the city -- which 99.5% of the citizenry absolutely LOVED -- when
some idiot called the police complaining about "the noise".

The cops actually came to the airport and inquired about what was
going on -- but, of course, had no jurisdiction and didn't really know
what to do other than "respond". So they just looked around and
left.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
oups.com...
She:"They are flying over as part of the Veterans' Day ceremony."
He: "How do you know that?"
She: "Because my husband is flying one of the airplanes -- you got a
problem with that?"

I like her style.

We had a similar incident in Iowa City in September, when the SX-300
group was doing their fly-in here. They were doing formation fly-bys
over the city -- which 99.5% of the citizenry absolutely LOVED -- when
some idiot called the police complaining about "the noise".

The cops actually came to the airport and inquired about what was
going on -- but, of course, had no jurisdiction and didn't really know
what to do other than "respond". So they just looked around and
left.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"


Police have to respond whether they think the request is ridiculous or not.
Reminds me of a buddies party that had the cops show up for noise, cop said
turn it down, and if he got another call he would be back, but it would take
him a LONG time to get back to that side of town.

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DW

Darkwing wrote:


Police have to respond whether they think the request is ridiculous
or not. Reminds me of a buddies party that had the cops show up for
noise, cop said turn it down, and if he got another call he would be
back, but it would take him a LONG time to get back to that side of
town.


Where did you get that idea? The police are under no obligation to do so.

Darkwing wrote:
"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
oups.com...
She:"They are flying over as part of the Veterans' Day ceremony."
He: "How do you know that?"
She: "Because my husband is flying one of the airplanes -- you got a
problem with that?"
I like her style.

We had a similar incident in Iowa City in September, when the SX-300
group was doing their fly-in here. They were doing formation fly-bys
over the city -- which 99.5% of the citizenry absolutely LOVED -- when
some idiot called the police complaining about "the noise".

The cops actually came to the airport and inquired about what was
going on -- but, of course, had no jurisdiction and didn't really know
what to do other than "respond". So they just looked around and
left.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"


Police have to respond whether they think the request is ridiculous or not.
Reminds me of a buddies party that had the cops show up for noise, cop said
turn it down, and if he got another call he would be back, but it would take
him a LONG time to get back to that side of town.

Where in the US are police required to respond?

Matt