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Old October 5th 07, 06:28 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Jim Logajan
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Big John wrote:
The most G's I ever pulled in a fighter was 14 (wings stayed on).


Was it because the gear collapsed first? ;-)
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Old October 4th 07, 06:09 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Jim Stewart
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Tina wrote:
You know, you guys are giving me some ideas for a peer reviewed paper
dealing with the physics of annoying twits. They seem to attract each
other. What I'm worried about is that twitdom may have a contagious
component -- I, and you, are guilty of responding to them.


If you do write it, by all means post it
here for all. I'd love to read it.

FWIW, I would not characterize MX as an idiot: his writing skills
suggest a reasonable intellegence. Besides, if his posts were just
stupid, we'd not respond.

Do you know there's getting to be more and more compelling evidence
that mental pathologies like depression are corrolated to actual
physical changes in the brain? Kind of makes you wonder if some anal
sphinctor stem cells got misdirected upwards. You'd think pilots who
put themselves in circumstances where they experience unusual G loads
would be more prone to migrating stem cells, but we have evidence it
happens to people who sit in a 1 g environment and play flight
simulator.

I need a cup of coffee!


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Old October 5th 07, 12:51 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Bertie the Bunyip
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Tina wrote:
You know, you guys are giving me some ideas for a peer reviewed paper
dealing with the physics of annoying twits. They seem to attract each
other. What I'm worried about is that twitdom may have a contagious
component -- I, and you, are guilty of responding to them.

FWIW, I would not characterize MX as an idiot: his writing skills
suggest a reasonable intellegence. Besides, if his posts were just
stupid, we'd not respond.

Do you know there's getting to be more and more compelling evidence
that mental pathologies like depression are corrolated to actual
physical changes in the brain? Kind of makes you wonder if some anal
sphinctor stem cells got misdirected upwards. You'd think pilots who
put themselves in circumstances where they experience unusual G loads
would be more prone to migrating stem cells, but we have evidence it
happens to people who sit in a 1 g environment and play flight
simulator.

I need a cup of coffee!


Excellent idea, really.
I´ve considered a novel around the same general notion, but Warner
brothers already did the whole Bugs bunny Elmer Fudd thing to death so
I decided against it.

Lots could be learned from studying anthony though. we could stamp out
fjukkwitedness in our lifetime1

bertie

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Old October 5th 07, 03:47 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Tina
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There is no evidence he is breeding, so maybe in our children's
lifetimes.


 




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