Video of my friends buzzing a Moscow highway

I understand that this kind of response is standard r.a.p etiquette, the
good old spirit of mutual respect, how could I forget, but please don't get
off your Paxil just yet, as then I only posted a photo and only now I got
permission to post the video.

And now, thanks to Yury's generosity, you can view it (and save a copy
for yourself) he

http://alexisparkinn.com/general_aviation_videos.htm

(Look under the title "Highway Buzz Job"...)
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Matt Barrow wrote:
"Kingfish" wrote in message
oups.com...
Just got the email about the East River (NYC) TFR. We all knew it was
coming, right? As tragic as the loss of two lives was, unfortunately
every time something like this happens we all look like idiots.

Hmmm...if say, a "Afro-American" (or whatever PC term is used nowadays)
commits a heinous crime, does that make all AA's look like dangerous
criminals?


To some, yes. That's an interesting argument to make, considering the
scrutiny aviation has come under since 9/11. When the non-flying public
sees another small plane accident, in this case a high profile crash,
it has to color their opinions of GA and maybe question the safety of
small aircraft flying over cities. It's this kind of negative attention
that we don't need.

Matt Barrow wrote:
"Kingfish" wrote in message
ups.com...

Not sure that it could. Doing something dumb in a car doesn't have the
same potential consequences (normally) as doing something dumb in an
airplane.

Until you take out a mini-van with six kids in it that crosses your path...

That's why I said "normally". We don't have the same margin for error
in flying as in most other avocations/pursuits.

On Oct 15, 4:37 pm, " wrote:

A Drunk driver is better off killing him/herself long before
it is ok to kill other innocent people on the road with him. What part
of that don't you get??????

The part I don't get is this: I know you're trying to draw a
distinction between drunk drivers killing other people and drunk
drivers killing themselves, but isn't a death a death? Do you think the
families of people who drive drunk and kill themselves mourn their
losses any less because "it was his/her own fault"?

Marc