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  1. Imperium

    Ok, I know Im going to take flak for this

    What ****** bag, read the comments section and his profile to see what kind of jerk he is. a flare at 200' is, I guess, not all that great, but dang, the guy next to him is a student for a reason.
  2. Imperium

    Why go to ERAU??

    I think the rates have just gone up to over 6% now. You and I are in agreement, with you last line. As far as bus. and accounting degrees. Have one from Harvard or Yale and see how fast doors open for you. That simple. You can go to a local jr. college and get the same degrees for a lot less...
  3. Imperium

    Why go to ERAU??

    I think you misunderstand what I was saying. Do I think it is possible to graduate under 100k...sure. But you are kidding yourself if you think that a graduate w/100k in loans is something unheard of. For instance: Georgia residents, with a 3.0 gpa can qualify for HOPE scholarship. The stae of...
  4. Imperium

    Do you use nitrogen?

    I know that Nitrogen is used in racing for similar reasons it is used in aviation, as The_Russian has stated. Although in racing the issue is the moisture content relative to the high temperatures on track. Ambient air, especially in the south, is high in moisture. Once the tire gets up to temp...
  5. Imperium

    Why go to ERAU??

    I agree that going to a four year school and diversifying your education is a good thing. If airlines do not care about your major, then one would be a fool not to have a back-up plan. And I plan on doing just that. But having just put someone through school, it is not uncommon for grads to have...
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