Another home wrecked

http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/06/12/plane.crash/index.html

Man, this is becoming an epidemic!

First off a BE90 is hardly a small plane being an 1100 horsepower
machine that will haul 15 skydivers and a pilot to altitude...
Secondly this is an epidemic in your mind only with only a tiny
percentage of GA pilots having a turbine rating...
I am unsure how your post slipped through my spam filters, but I'm
happy to reply - and to tighten the filter on your postings...

cheers ... denny


Skylune wrote:
http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/06/12/plane.crash/index.html

Man, this is becoming an epidemic!

Cheers! And condolences to the homeowners.

"Skylune" wrote in
lkaboutaviation.com:

http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/06/12/plane.crash/index.html

Man, this is becoming an epidemic!

Why don't you bitch about all the traffic accidents that
happen? I mean, what's that Allstate commercial say? Once
every 6 seconds or so? Now THAT'S an epidemic.

Brian
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"Skylune" wrote in message
lkaboutaviation.com...

Man, this is becoming an epidemic!

Damned shame that house wrecked a perfectly good airplane, too! Not to
mention the crew casualties.

The CNN article leads: "A small plane crashed into a house at the end of a
runway..." and it got me a'thinkin'.

What a GREAT PLACE to build a house. Here in Oregon a developer build a
suburb and sold all the lots...behind a National Guard rifle range that had
been used since WWII. Then the homeowners hollered 'cause they were too
goddam dumb to check out the neighborhood before buying.

-c

gatt wrote:

been used since WWII. Then the homeowners hollered 'cause they were too
goddam dumb to check out the neighborhood before buying.

I almost bought a really nice piece of land with some friend;
great place, and priced significantly lower than market in this
area; being suspicious by nature I investigated a bit; turned
out it was cheap because of a right of way feud -- no other
access -- with a retiree neighbor whose only hobby had been to
sue his neighbors for decades); doesn't have to be next to a
firing range, smelly chemical plant, flood plain, airport,
or other places favored by developers... i.e., in addition
to zoning laws, geological surveys, and others stuff, spend
some time at the local court house reviewing the records! :-)

--Sylvain

Inarguable logic at work. Atta boy Brian. Have at 'em!

Skywise wrote:

Why don't you bitch about all the traffic accidents that
happen? I mean, what's that Allstate commercial say? Once
every 6 seconds or so? Now THAT'S an epidemic.

Brian

Sounds vaguely familiar to those twits that buy homes near an airport
and then bitch about the noise at town meetings. No sympathy for fools
here...

gatt wrote:
What a GREAT PLACE to build a house. Here in Oregon a developer build a
suburb and sold all the lots...behind a National Guard rifle range that had
been used since WWII. Then the homeowners hollered 'cause they were too
goddam dumb to check out the neighborhood before buying.

-c

In article . com,
"Kingfish" wrote:

Sounds vaguely familiar to those twits that buy homes near an airport
and then bitch about the noise at town meetings. No sympathy for fools
here...

or the idiots who buy a house next to a farm, and then complains
about the smell of manure.

--
Bob Noel
Looking for a sig the
lawyers will hate

I'd prefer the farm to the local garbage dump. About 20 minutes from me
a developer is
building houses not only across the street from the dump, but the dump
is in the background of every yard. Now, who is the bigger fool, the
developer who invested the big
money, or the buyers of the houses?