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Old January 3rd 08, 02:11 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
David Horne, _the_ chancellor
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Default $16,619.85

Mxsmanic wrote:

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Europeans have a stronger sense of social stratification and inherited
entitlement, so only the nobles are expected or permitted privileges such as
flying their own aircraft.


Rubbish. My high school maths teacher had her own aircraft- a 4 seater
cessna. She flew me and another school friend from Dundee to Orkney once
so we could make it for a playing gig- plus a day trip to Shetland from
there.

Maybe you should get out of your miserable Parisien "chambre de bonne"
and talk with real people for a change? Maybe go to a local airfield?
You'd realise quite quickly that your suggestion above is risible, and
it might help you stop projecting your own pitiful financial
circumstances onto everyone else around you.

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