Heathrow = Thrust Reversers deployed

Jules wrote in news:L9Ukj.8175
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Sir.

By your infantile attacks; you discredit yourself, severely.

Nope.


You are known by your deeds.


And you your's.


Bertie

Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Rich Ahrens wrote in
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Mxsmanic wrote:
Eeyore writes:

Have you ever driven a car whose accelerator, clutch or handbrake
stopped working?
No.
Somehow I doubt you've ever held a driver's license.


Whoop! here we go with a week long argument about how he once held someone
else's once and some evasive definitions of "held "

That thought occurred to me as I wrote it, but I thought even Anthony
wouldn't be that dense.

What am I saying...

Rich Ahrens wrote in
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Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Rich Ahrens wrote in
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Mxsmanic wrote:
Eeyore writes:

Have you ever driven a car whose accelerator, clutch or handbrake
stopped working?
No.
Somehow I doubt you've ever held a driver's license.


Whoop! here we go with a week long argument about how he once held
someone else's once and some evasive definitions of "held "

That thought occurred to me as I wrote it, but I thought even Anthony
wouldn't be that dense.

What am I saying...


Really

Bertie

Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Rich Ahrens wrote in
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Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Rich Ahrens wrote in
. net:

Mxsmanic wrote:
Eeyore writes:

Have you ever driven a car whose accelerator, clutch or handbrake
stopped working?
No.
Somehow I doubt you've ever held a driver's license.

Whoop! here we go with a week long argument about how he once held
someone else's once and some evasive definitions of "held "
That thought occurred to me as I wrote it, but I thought even Anthony
wouldn't be that dense.

What am I saying...


Really

A momentary lapse of reason...

Rich Ahrens writes:

That thought occurred to me as I wrote it, but I thought even Anthony
wouldn't be that dense.

I think you'd find that many residents of cities such as New York and Paris do
not have driver's licenses, and that hardly makes them dense. In cities with
adequate public transportation and short distances to cover, a car serves no
purpose.

Eeyore writes:

Whatever you happen to think, you're not going to turn the clock back regarding
FBW any more than cars are going to re-start using carburettors instead of fuel
injection driven by ECUs (or cockpits are going to regain flight engineers).

So more aviation rules will be written in blood.

Mxsmanic wrote:
Rich Ahrens writes:

That thought occurred to me as I wrote it, but I thought even Anthony
wouldn't be that dense.

I think you'd find that many residents of cities such as New York and Paris do
not have driver's licenses, and that hardly makes them dense. In cities with
adequate public transportation and short distances to cover, a car serves no
purpose.

Point totally and absolutely missed as usual.

Perhaps you could find an English instructor to help you on your lack
of comprehension of the language.

--
Jim Pennino

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Mxsmanic wrote:
Rich Ahrens writes:

That thought occurred to me as I wrote it, but I thought even Anthony
wouldn't be that dense.

I think you'd find that many residents of cities such as New York and Paris do
not have driver's licenses, and that hardly makes them dense. In cities with
adequate public transportation and short distances to cover, a car serves no
purpose.

Whooooooosh!!!

Mxsmanic wrote:

Eeyore writes:

Whatever you happen to think, you're not going to turn the clock back regarding
FBW any more than cars are going to re-start using carburettors instead of fuel
injection driven by ECUs (or cockpits are going to regain flight engineers).

So more aviation rules will be written in blood.

Accident rates have never been lower. And the probability of walking away from an
accident is similarly now surprisingly good. Better than 50% IIRC.

Graham

Mxsmanic wrote:
Eeyore writes:

Whatever you happen to think, you're not going to turn the clock back regarding
FBW any more than cars are going to re-start using carburettors instead of fuel
injection driven by ECUs (or cockpits are going to regain flight engineers).

So more aviation rules will be written in blood.

They've all been written that way. All the same for my money
Die-By-Wire is for the birds but since they don't seem to be
bothered by wires maybe there's a lesson in there.