Steven F. Udvar-Harzy Center - SR-71

Pas grave ,le DC 3 est pour moi le n°1 des avions de legende non militaires
,merci

"Patrick R7" a écrit dans le message de news:
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oups ... ce n'est à Steven Harzy Center mais au NASM dans Washington


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Patrick R7

Isaac A. a écrit :
Pas grave ,le DC 3 est pour moi le n°1 des avions de legende non militaires
,merci


:-)

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Patrick R7

"Patrick R7" schreef in bericht
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Isaac A. a écrit :
"Patrick R7" a écrit dans le message de news:
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Retour d'un séjour à Washington avec visites des Musées sur le Mall et à
Dulles.

Ici, à Dulles, le SR-71

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Patrick R7

Y a pas à dire , on a beau se dire que le 1er modele date des années 60
... un néophyte aurait bien du mal à le croire

C'est assez inouïe, en effet
:-)

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Patrick R7

My french is not what it used to be. Common Netiquette "prescribes" that
internet conversations be in english (preferably The Kings') so that
everybody can understand what you are talking about.
Please?

Regards,
Herman

"Herman" wrote in message
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"Patrick R7" schreef in bericht
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Isaac A. a écrit :
"Patrick R7" a écrit dans le message de news:
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Retour d'un séjour à Washington avec visites des Musées sur le Mall et à
Dulles.

Ici, à Dulles, le SR-71

Y a pas à dire , on a beau se dire que le 1er modele date des années 60
... un néophyte aurait bien du mal à le croire

C'est assez inouïe, en effet
:-)

My french is not what it used to be. Common Netiquette "prescribes" that
internet conversations be in english (preferably The Kings') so that
everybody can understand what you are talking about.
Please?

D'abord: no, there is no obligation to carry on the dialogue in any particular
language in an unmoderated group. To insist otherwise outside of a moderated
group is an affront to freedom of speech.

Segundo: there is no king on the throne of the UK, ergo there is no King's
English. (One should note that various kings the English have endured have
been personally responsible for some pretty aberrant language by English
standards.)

Suffice it to say Patrick R7 and Isaac A. were speaking neither to you nor
about you, so you need not fret.
--
Andrew Chaplin
SIT MIHI GLADIUS SICUT SANCTO MARTINO
(If you're going to e-mail me, you'll have to get "yourfinger." out.)

Translation ?
Ok ,in simple words :
Even if u know SR 71s were flying in the 60's ,it could be hard to believe
it ,for neophytes

"Herman" a écrit dans le message de news:
e.nl...

"Patrick R7" schreef in bericht
...
Isaac A. a écrit :
"Patrick R7" a écrit dans le message de news:
...
Retour d'un séjour à Washington avec visites des Musées sur le Mall et
à
Dulles.

Ici, à Dulles, le SR-71

--
Patrick R7

Y a pas à dire , on a beau se dire que le 1er modele date des années 60
... un néophyte aurait bien du mal à le croire

C'est assez inouïe, en effet
:-)

--
Patrick R7

My french is not what it used to be. Common Netiquette "prescribes" that
internet conversations be in english (preferably The Kings') so that
everybody can understand what you are talking about.
Please?

Regards,
Herman

"Andrew Chaplin" schreef in bericht
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"Herman" wrote in message
b.home.nl...

"Patrick R7" schreef in bericht
...
Isaac A. a écrit :
"Patrick R7" a écrit dans le message de news:
...
Retour d'un séjour à Washington avec visites des Musées sur le Mall et
à
Dulles.

Ici, à Dulles, le SR-71

Y a pas à dire , on a beau se dire que le 1er modele date des années 60
... un néophyte aurait bien du mal à le croire

C'est assez inouïe, en effet
:-)

My french is not what it used to be. Common Netiquette "prescribes" that
internet conversations be in english (preferably The Kings') so that
everybody can understand what you are talking about.
Please?

D'abord: no, there is no obligation to carry on the dialogue in any
particular language in an unmoderated group. To insist otherwise outside
of a moderated group is an affront to freedom of speech.

Segundo: there is no king on the throne of the UK, ergo there is no King's
English. (One should note that various kings the English have endured have
been personally responsible for some pretty aberrant language by English
standards.)

Suffice it to say Patrick R7 and Isaac A. were speaking neither to you nor
about you, so you need not fret.
--
Andrew Chaplin
SIT MIHI GLADIUS SICUT SANCTO MARTINO
(If you're going to e-mail me, you'll have to get "yourfinger." out.)

What is your problem?
I was merely asking them to use English (preferably not the so called
American "English") when posting in the NG. They can use Swahili when
e-mailing to one another if they so prefer.

Regards,
Herman

"Herman" wrote in message
b.home.nl...

"Andrew Chaplin" schreef in bericht
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"Herman" wrote in message
b.home.nl...

"Patrick R7" schreef in bericht
...
Isaac A. a écrit :
"Patrick R7" a écrit dans le message de news:
...
Retour d'un séjour à Washington avec visites des Musées sur le Mall et
à
Dulles.

Ici, à Dulles, le SR-71

Y a pas à dire , on a beau se dire que le 1er modele date des années 60
... un néophyte aurait bien du mal à le croire

C'est assez inouïe, en effet
:-)

My french is not what it used to be. Common Netiquette "prescribes" that
internet conversations be in english (preferably The Kings') so that
everybody can understand what you are talking about.
Please?

D'abord: no, there is no obligation to carry on the dialogue in any
particular language in an unmoderated group. To insist otherwise outside of
a moderated group is an affront to freedom of speech.

Segundo: there is no king on the throne of the UK, ergo there is no King's
English. (One should note that various kings the English have endured have
been personally responsible for some pretty aberrant language by English
standards.)

Suffice it to say Patrick R7 and Isaac A. were speaking neither to you nor
about you, so you need not fret.

What is your problem?
I was merely asking them to use English (preferably not the so called
American "English") when posting in the NG. They can use Swahili when
e-mailing to one another if they so prefer.

You were attempting to net-cop by asserting that 'Common Netiquette
"prescribes" that internet conversations be in english....' That's bullroar
and I was calling you on it. They could use Swahili here if it pleased them;
they are under no obligation to restrict such exchanges to e-mail.
--
Andrew Chaplin
SIT MIHI GLADIUS SICUT SANCTO MARTINO
(If you're going to e-mail me, you'll have to get "yourfinger." out.)

Isaac A. a écrit :
Translation ?
Ok ,in simple words :
Even if u know SR 71s were flying in the 60's ,it could be hard to believe
it ,for neophytes


lol

Yes it is


--
Patrick R7

Je suis tout à fait sorry of this mistake of myself.
It's not important, in fact, because this images have not besoin of
légendes.

And then ... I have travel to USA. It's the most important

:-)

Best regards

--
Patrick R7

Andrew Chaplin a écrit :


D'abord: no, there is no obligation to carry on the dialogue in any particular
language in an unmoderated group. To insist otherwise outside of a moderated
group is an affront to freedom of speech.

Segundo: there is no king on the throne of the UK, ergo there is no King's
English. (One should note that various kings the English have endured have
been personally responsible for some pretty aberrant language by English
standards.)

Suffice it to say Patrick R7 and Isaac A. were speaking neither to you nor
about you, so you need not fret.

Thanks Andrew. I will try to write in english but, sometimes ... often
.... :-) my english is very, very bad and it's not easy for me to write
all I want for speaking of my pictures.

I love aeronautic and space and they are universal.

But, I will try ... :-)


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Patrick R7 - French but no troll ;-)