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April 12th 05, 11:14 PM
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"G. Sylvester" wrote in message .......any time a person without a license goes flying and crashes it's no accident. That is expected as it is almost intentional. Yes. A person who flies without benefit of a Pilot Certificate is by definition unsafe. The rules say so. And all our acquaintances who dutifully carry their carefully laminated certificates are, of course, good and safe pilots because their certificates are on their persons. sigh..... 
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April 13th 05, 03:04 PM
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"John Gaquin" wrote in message ... "G. Sylvester" wrote in message .......any time a person without a license goes flying and crashes it's no accident. That is expected as it is almost intentional. Yes. A person who flies without benefit of a Pilot Certificate is by definition unsafe. The rules say so. Yes, the person who disregards the rules of licensing will, naturally, dutifully obey the other rules of flying. And all our acquaintances who dutifully carry their carefully laminated certificates are, of course, good and safe pilots because their certificates are on their persons. The operative word here is "intent".
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April 14th 05, 10:00 AM
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Matt,
Yes, the person who disregards the rules of licensing will, naturally, dutifully obey the other rules of flying. Nah, only those that make _sense_, not the superflous (sp?) guvnmint stuff - see? -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH)
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