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Old October 11th 06, 12:37 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting,uk.rec.aviation
mike regish
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Default Jumpers (was F*cking hell!!)


"Richard" wrote in message
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"Oh ****!" is not the exclamation of someone,
who, from other posts in this thread seems to think, was "aiming" for the
plane. And which makes me wonder...if you step off a curb into traffic do
you (moron) aim for a car? I doubt it.

'Nother point. Traffic under power is "burdened". 'nuff said?


I guess this guy actually didn't see the plane. For a second, I thought he

was aiming at it.

Is that the statement you were referring to?

Actually, it was ONE post-not posts. And "For a second" means just that. For
a second. Like when the plane was plainly (NPI) in sight, started to track
away and then went steady again.

Might want to quit wearing the thongs so tight.

mike


 




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