My plane works with bird-power ! ! !

Stop cracking yokes!


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From: LJ & Nancy Blodgett
Date: 10/25/2004 17:01 Central Daylight Time
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I thought it might be a fouled bird.


That was flocking aweful.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

From: ula
Date: 10/26/2004 13:03 Central Daylight Time
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Stop cracking yokes!


"B2431" wrote in message
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From: LJ & Nancy Blodgett
Date: 10/25/2004 17:01 Central Daylight Time
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I thought it might be a fouled bird.


That was flocking aweful.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

To avoid quack ups I hope it's not powered by ducks.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

"B2431" wrote in message
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From: LJ & Nancy Blodgett
Date: 10/25/2004 17:01 Central Daylight Time
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I thought it might be a fouled bird.


That was flocking aweful.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

In all condor, I quail to think what somene may do with this, just on a lark,
and without a flicker of regret. Ostrich-sizing is too good for him! Well,
at least from my jay-did viewpoint, that is. People are all too likely to
start throwing roc's, difficult as *that* idea is to swallow.

Then, shall we mention the research biologist, who, with great alat-ion,
announce that he'd managed to breed a real Pegasus? There was only one
problem; he announced with great equine-amity -- the animal had a severe
case of a skin condition -- dandruff. Another researcher evaluated the
sitution, and summed it up: "Horse feathers!"

hmm,,,this thread is going to shell in a handbasket...



"Robert Bonomi" wrote in message
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"B2431" wrote in message
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From: LJ & Nancy Blodgett
Date: 10/25/2004 17:01 Central Daylight Time
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I thought it might be a fouled bird.


That was flocking aweful.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

In all condor, I quail to think what somene may do with this, just on a
lark,
and without a flicker of regret. Ostrich-sizing is too good for him!
Well,
at least from my jay-did viewpoint, that is. People are all too likely to
start throwing roc's, difficult as *that* idea is to swallow.

Then, shall we mention the research biologist, who, with great alat-ion,
announce that he'd managed to breed a real Pegasus? There was only one
problem; he announced with great equine-amity -- the animal had a severe
case of a skin condition -- dandruff. Another researcher evaluated the
sitution, and summed it up: "Horse feathers!"

(Karl-Hugo Weesberg) wrote in message . com...
I use 1011 pigeons to carry my plane, works great !

Will work better if you build your plane from Irridium!

But it does not matter, I'm the meniacal plane-blaster and I shoot your plane too.