AOPA propaganda

"Skylune" wrote in message
lkaboutaviation.com...
You think that article (yes article: "A given section or item of a series
in a written document" American Heritage College Dictionary) is not
slanted?

I'm surprised you would think that.

I can't tell whom you're addressing here.

"Gary Drescher" wrote in message
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"Skylune" wrote in message
lkaboutaviation.com...
You think that article (yes article: "A given section or item of a
series
in a written document" American Heritage College Dictionary) is not
slanted?

I'm surprised you would think that.

I can't tell whom you're addressing here.

Skylune can't even learn how to make an intelligible post yet thinks he can
learn to pilot an aircraft.

"Skylune" wrote in message
lkaboutaviation.com...
You think that article (yes article: "A given section or item of a
series
in a written document" American Heritage College Dictionary) is not
slanted?

I'm surprised you would think that.

I can't tell whom you're addressing here.


I was addressing John T, who said the AOPA article was not an article.

"Skylune" wrote in message
lkaboutaviation.com...
"Skylune" wrote in message
lkaboutaviation.com...
You think that article (yes article: "A given section or item of a
series
in a written document" American Heritage College Dictionary) is not
slanted?

I'm surprised you would think that.

I can't tell whom you're addressing here.

I was addressing John T, who said the AOPA article was not an article.

Your post shows up as a reply to my message rather than John's. That's
another good reason you should always quote what you're replying to, as
others have suggested.

--Gary

AOPA propaganda
by "Dave Stadt" Oct 25, 2005 at 06:16 PM


"Gary Drescher" wrote in message
...
"Skylune" wrote in message

lkaboutaviation.com...
You think that article (yes article: "A given section or item of a
series
in a written document" American Heritage College Dictionary) is not
slanted?

I'm surprised you would think that.

I can't tell whom you're addressing here.

Skylune can't even learn how to make an intelligible post yet thinks he
can
learn to pilot an aircraft.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, you are great, wonderful, and an uberpilot. I am a mere
mortal.

You have no clue as to my capabilities. If I want to learn to fly, I
will. (BTW, i usually just hit the "reply to post" button.)

OK. Gary wrote:

Your post shows up as a reply to my message rather than John's. That's
another good reason you should always quote what you're replying to, as
others have suggested.

--Gary

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

lkaboutaviation.com...
You think that article (yes article: "A given section or item of a
series
in a written document" American Heritage College Dictionary) is not
slanted?

I'm surprised you would think that.

I can't tell whom you're addressing here.

I was addressing John T, who said the AOPA article was not an article.

OK. OK?

Don't forget, I am Skylune, a big fat turd.



"Skylune" wrote in message
lkaboutaviation.com...
In bitching about recent news coverage about saftey at a local airport
(the
media don't get it right, they aren't experts, they create hysteria....),
AOPA posted this gem on accident statistics:

"Now put this into perspective with car crashes, household accidents,
medical mishaps, and the innumerable other risks of everyday life. We're
talking losses on a monthly basis that likely exceed aviation losses for a
decade. The risk in aviation is negligible compared to some other common
activities when exposure is considered. On a per-mile or per-trip count we
might not fare as well as we'd like, but most of us aren't aloft with
anywhere near the same frequency compared to traveling in automobiles."


AOPA's standards of journalism and objectivity are the model for all
media!!!

"Skylune" wrote in message
...
Don't forget, I am Skylune, a big fat turd.


Ah, I understand now! Fee Fi Fo Fum!

Back under the bridge you go!

Thank goodness for that 'block' button!

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You are Skylune's impostor, and a very weak one at that.