DABEAR wrote:
Yawn wrote:

As I said, putz, the statement that FAI is the repository of all
"aviation-related" records is wrong. Period.


I think you're backpeddaling, Yawn. My argument, along with others, is
in regards to whom should be certifying records and why. Cheats like
Jim Campbell, supported by your arguments, could claim just about
anything without the FAI or the NAA around.

In fact, it's clear that's exactly what he's trying to pull...claim
records in categories that don't even exist except in the mind of a
legend in his own mind.

Nice try, Yawn...but this time, you backpeddaled into your own sword
and just lost the argument. You should have stuck with what you didn't
know...LOL!

By yawn's "logic" if you write down (somewhere, anywhere) that you
have set a record then you have. That means campbell can write he flew a
B-17D to 50 kilofeet it's a record, true or not, since it has been recorded.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired