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GravityHater said:Sp Police: its "etiquette"
Moonfly201 said:I just spent an hour with the airport manager who assures me something will be done. He feels the dollys are a solution, and there is a paved pad close by where these guys can operate without obstructing the taxiways. He also says in his opinion, rotary guys are overconfident and an accident waiting to happen. Now I'll wait a little and see what happens.
I too am not adverse to mild violence, but can't have any witnesses.
Anyone know of a balled-up helicopter wreck located in the mid-atlantic region? I will plop it on the automobile side of the hanger where this guys customers are parking their cars on my side. In the meantime, some of their tires' Schrader Valves could possibly turn up missing.
Good stuff, thank you all for the suggestions.
I too am not adverse to mild violence, but can't have any witnesses.
Anyone know of a balled-up helicopter wreck located in the mid-atlantic region? I will plop it on the automobile side of the hanger where this guys customers are parking their cars on my side. In the meantime, some of their tires' Schrader Valves could possibly turn up missing.
Good stuff, thank you all for the suggestions.
BTW, I think this might be a federal offense these days.
I am suprised that Avbug, the voice of experience would join in this approach to justice.
No intent anywhere in this thread. Just speculation and fond memories of "frontier justice" ... days when lawyers were not needed to equalize injustice.avbug said:Now that you've posted admissions publically as to your intent, including violence and sabotage, if you're smart you'll safely back as far away from those areas as you can. You just sealed your own conviction.
No intent anywhere in this thread.
I too am not adverse to mild violence, but can't have any witnesses.
In the meantime, some of their tires' Schrader Valves could possibly turn up missing.
fond memories of "frontier justice" ... days when lawyers were not needed to equalize injustice.
I grew up in New York. An urban frontier.avbug said:You remember that?