In article , Gezellig
wrote:
Nomen Nescio was thinking very hard :
Wait until you've done an intense hour of touch & go's, get in you car to
drive
home, accelerate through about 40-45 mph, and realize that you're starting
to apply back pressure to the steering wheel.



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Noman, I don't mean to be ungrateful but you must be foreign with all
that PGP stuff. I am an American flyer. Not sure how to take your
adice.

The PGP section isn't a graphic or anything similar, it's just a way for
someone who cared enough to verify that the signature is from who it
says it is. (Pretty Good Privacy).

PGP also offers things like pretty good encryption (good enough that
governments tend to freak out about it off and on) for your data and
documents and communications and so on.

Now, if he was going on about "bumps and circuits" instead of "touch and
go's", we might start to wonder...