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AMEN Stlpilot!!!!

Gosh I should have just shut up and had you make my point for me!

Yes. You should have.

Did you notice that even though I may have not used the best WORDS to describe what I was saying, that a lot of people, most for that matter, understood. It was only you (as usual) and one other person that stepped in and started on me about m exact use of words.

The others were just ignoring you.

You are not fooling me with all of you fancy Latin terms and BIG words,

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Darn city folk!

I am done on this thread

Doubtful.

SDdriver, A Squared only seems to be disliked by the people that he corrects. The rest of us are mostly just glad that someone knows what the h*ll they're talking about.

Here's a way to say it without all the fancy Latin words....

Talk out your @ss, expect to get it handed back to you.

AOA = angle of descent. Yeah we all knew what you were talking about. :rolleyes:
 
Getting tanked in a Grumman...

For more comedy involving fuel selectors and a crash landing with a tank empty and tank with fuel present, try this link...

http://www.ntsb.gov/ntsb/brief2.asp?ev_id=20010308X00569&ntsbno=CHI01LA099&akey=1

"On arrival at the accident site, Dekalb County Illinois Sheriff deputies conducted a field blood alcohol test on the pilot. The results of the test showed the pilot having a blood alcohol level of 0.077. Later that afternoon, a second blood alcohol test was conducted on the pilot at the Dekalb County Sheriff Department, Sycamore, Illinois. The results of that test showed the pilot having a blood alcohol level of 0.08."
 
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