Killer Bees

In my field of endeavor, I have also had many problems with the press. It
is not limited to GA. A reporter cannot be expert in every subject (much
to Boyer's dismay, who wants articles cleared in advance!), some are
downright dishonest, some sensationalize. In general, I think they do a
pretty good job.

(Except, obviously, the NYT's and Washington Post's reporting on matters
political, where they are blinded by ideology and convinced of their
intellectual superiority to the swarming masses....)

Good luck with the killer bees!

;-)

As the AOPA has yet to take on home slamming as an issue, I wouldn't think
that killer bees causing home slamming would cause Big Phil to "take on"
the bees. I think he should take them on because they are negatively
affecting GA.

I'd love to see The Destroyer with his golf shirt and beer gut spraying
wasp killer at a swarm of killer bees flying out of a cowling.

Were you responding to somebody? Or just spewing?




Skylune wrote:

As the AOPA has yet to take on home slamming as an issue, I wouldn't think
that killer bees causing home slamming would cause Big Phil to "take on"
the bees. I think he should take them on because they are negatively
affecting GA.

I'd love to see The Destroyer with his golf shirt and beer gut spraying
wasp killer at a swarm of killer bees flying out of a cowling.

by Grumman-581 Aug 16, 2006 at
11:45 PM


They're *all* off-field landings... Just some are better than
others... Even when two planes attempt to occupy the same point in the
space time continuum, it's not a 'crash', it's a 'synchronized
landing'... sick-grin



Maybe call them "geosynchronous off-field landings with accompanying
pyrotechnics."

Agreed. Nothing like being close to and knowledgeable about something
to get a better understanding of the Press's capabilities and
limitations. All in all, a very good job.

Skylune wrote:
In my field of endeavor, I have also had many problems with the press. It
is not limited to GA. A reporter cannot be expert in every subject (much
to Boyer's dismay, who wants articles cleared in advance!), some are
downright dishonest, some sensationalize. In general, I think they do a
pretty good job.

(Except, obviously, the NYT's and Washington Post's reporting on matters
political, where they are blinded by ideology and convinced of their
intellectual superiority to the swarming masses....)

Good luck with the killer bees!

;-)