Is this the death of GA

" wrote in
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On Feb 25, 4:45 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote
:

writes:

In Capitalism there is a tension between "maximizing profit" and
remaining competitive. This is a Good Thing, and it is the engine
that drives free economies.

How much competition is there for this type of insurance?

None, nbody wants to do it since you blew the whistle. Thanks a bunch
****face.

Bertie

Stop making me laugh out loud -- makes it look like I'm not working!


Sorry. I'm a bad bunyipo like that.
I brought my brother in law's place of work to a complete standstill for a
whole day by sending him this...

http://www.419eater.com/

Bertie

On Feb 25, 9:40 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:


Stop making me laugh out loud -- makes it look like I'm not working!

Sorry. I'm a bad bunyipo like that.
I brought my brother in law's place of work to a complete standstill for a
whole day by sending him this...

http://www.419eater.com/

Bertie

Ohhhh..yeah...

That is soooo wrong on sooo many levels.

But, man I wanna hook one of those. That's why I post on here.

Dan

On Feb 25, 9:40 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
" wrote

Sorry. I'm a bad bunyipo like that.
I brought my brother in law's place of work to a complete standstill for a
whole day by sending him this...

http://www.419eater.com/

Bertie


Weel, well... lookie what I had in my inbox:

PROF. CHARLES SOLUDO. to me

CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENCY,
THE HONORABLE, GOVERNOR OF CBN.
TINUBU SQUARE, LAGOS- NIGERIA.

Our Ref: CBN/OHG/OXD1/2008
Your Ref:
TELEX: CENBANK.
PAYMENT FILE: CBN/BEN/08



Attn: Sir/Madam,

PAYMENT NOTIFICATION OF YOUR FUNDS.

Definitely, I know that this letter will be a surprising one to you.
Firstly, I will like to introduce myself formally as Prof. Charles
Soludo, The Executive Governor of The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
You are been officially contacted by me today because your Inheritance
Funds were Re-deposited into the "Federal Suspense Account" of CBN
last week, because you did not forward your Claim as the Right
beneficiary. Well known to all. The Central Bank of Nigeria is the
mother Bank of all commercial Banks here in Nigeria. Really these men
were unexpected by me because their visit was impromptu. I had to ask
them why they came to see me in person and they said that they were
here to collect the Inheritance Bill Sum of (US$20,000,000) which
rightfully belongs to you, on your behalf. At this development I asked
them who authorized them to come down to Nigeria for the Collection of
this Payment and they told me that you asked them to come and collect
this Funds on your Behalf.

They actually tendered some Vital Documents which proved that you
actually sent them for the Collection of these Funds. Honestly, it
really baffles me that you took such decision without my consent. Here
is the Document which they tendered to this Bank today:

1. LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION.
2. HIGH COURT INJUNCTION.
3. ORDER TO RELEASE.

Actually, these Documents which they tendered to this Noble Bank is a
clear Proof that you sent them to Collect this Funds for you. Finally,
I told them to come back tomorrow morning and they promised to come
back. As the Governor of this Noble Bank, I was supposed to Release
this Funds to them but I refused to do so because I wanted to hear
from you first. Due to the Nature of my job, I will not want to make
any mistake in Releasing this Funds to anyone except you whom is the
Recognized Bonafide Beneficiary to this Funds. Kindly clearify us on
this issue before we make this Payment to these foreigners whom came
on your behalf.

You can reach me on my direct email address enclosed


OFFICIALLY SIGNED.
PROF. CHARLES SOLUDO.
GOVERNOR, CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA.

Hot Dog!!!

On Feb 25, 10:17 pm, " wrote:
On Feb 25, 9:40 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:

" wrote

Sorry. I'm a bad bunyipo like that.
I brought my brother in law's place of work to a complete standstill for a
whole day by sending him this...

http://www.419eater.com/

Bertie

Weel, well... lookie what I had in my inbox:

PROF. CHARLES SOLUDO. to me

CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENCY,
THE HONORABLE, GOVERNOR OF CBN.
TINUBU SQUARE, LAGOS- NIGERIA.

Our Ref: CBN/OHG/OXD1/2008
Your Ref:
TELEX: CENBANK.
PAYMENT FILE: CBN/BEN/08



Attn: Sir/Madam,

PAYMENT NOTIFICATION OF YOUR FUNDS.

Definitely, I know that this letter will be a surprising one to you.
Firstly, I will like to introduce myself formally as Prof. Charles
Soludo, The Executive Governor of The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
You are been officially contacted by me today because your Inheritance
Funds were Re-deposited into the "Federal Suspense Account" of CBN
last week, because you did not forward your Claim as the Right
beneficiary. Well known to all. The Central Bank of Nigeria is the
mother Bank of all commercial Banks here in Nigeria. Really these men
were unexpected by me because their visit was impromptu. I had to ask
them why they came to see me in person and they said that they were
here to collect the Inheritance Bill Sum of (US$20,000,000) which
rightfully belongs to you, on your behalf. At this development I asked
them who authorized them to come down to Nigeria for the Collection of
this Payment and they told me that you asked them to come and collect
this Funds on your Behalf.

They actually tendered some Vital Documents which proved that you
actually sent them for the Collection of these Funds. Honestly, it
really baffles me that you took such decision without my consent. Here
is the Document which they tendered to this Bank today:

1. LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION.
2. HIGH COURT INJUNCTION.
3. ORDER TO RELEASE.

Actually, these Documents which they tendered to this Noble Bank is a
clear Proof that you sent them to Collect this Funds for you. Finally,
I told them to come back tomorrow morning and they promised to come
back. As the Governor of this Noble Bank, I was supposed to Release
this Funds to them but I refused to do so because I wanted to hear
from you first. Due to the Nature of my job, I will not want to make
any mistake in Releasing this Funds to anyone except you whom is the
Recognized Bonafide Beneficiary to this Funds. Kindly clearify us on
this issue before we make this Payment to these foreigners whom came
on your behalf.

You can reach me on my direct email address enclosed


OFFICIALLY SIGNED.
PROF. CHARLES SOLUDO.
GOVERNOR, CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA.

Hot Dog!!!

It's about time!!!

What do I do next???

THANKS!!

Your friend,
Danill Ruck Willmaccochentuzall

" wrote in
:

On Feb 25, 9:40 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:


Stop making me laugh out loud -- makes it look like I'm not
working!

Sorry. I'm a bad bunyipo like that.
I brought my brother in law's place of work to a complete standstill
for a whole day by sending him this...

http://www.419eater.com/

Bertie

Ohhhh..yeah...

That is soooo wrong on sooo many levels.

But, man I wanna hook one of those. That's why I post on here.


THe guy is a genius..

Bertie

" wrote in
:

On Feb 25, 9:40 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
" wrote

Sorry. I'm a bad bunyipo like that.
I brought my brother in law's place of work to a complete standstill
for a whole day by sending him this...

http://www.419eater.com/

Bertie


Weel, well... lookie what I had in my inbox:

PROF. CHARLES SOLUDO. to me

CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENCY,
THE HONORABLE, GOVERNOR OF CBN.
TINUBU SQUARE, LAGOS- NIGERIA.

Our Ref: CBN/OHG/OXD1/2008
Your Ref:
TELEX: CENBANK.
PAYMENT FILE: CBN/BEN/08



Attn: Sir/Madam,

PAYMENT NOTIFICATION OF YOUR FUNDS.

Definitely, I know that this letter will be a surprising one to you.
Firstly, I will like to introduce myself formally as Prof. Charles
Soludo, The Executive Governor of The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
You are been officially contacted by me today because your Inheritance
Funds were Re-deposited into the "Federal Suspense Account" of CBN
last week, because you did not forward your Claim as the Right
beneficiary. Well known to all. The Central Bank of Nigeria is the
mother Bank of all commercial Banks here in Nigeria. Really these men
were unexpected by me because their visit was impromptu. I had to ask
them why they came to see me in person and they said that they were
here to collect the Inheritance Bill Sum of (US$20,000,000) which
rightfully belongs to you, on your behalf. At this development I asked
them who authorized them to come down to Nigeria for the Collection of
this Payment and they told me that you asked them to come and collect
this Funds on your Behalf.

They actually tendered some Vital Documents which proved that you
actually sent them for the Collection of these Funds. Honestly, it
really baffles me that you took such decision without my consent. Here
is the Document which they tendered to this Bank today:

1. LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION.
2. HIGH COURT INJUNCTION.
3. ORDER TO RELEASE.

Actually, these Documents which they tendered to this Noble Bank is a
clear Proof that you sent them to Collect this Funds for you. Finally,
I told them to come back tomorrow morning and they promised to come
back. As the Governor of this Noble Bank, I was supposed to Release
this Funds to them but I refused to do so because I wanted to hear
from you first. Due to the Nature of my job, I will not want to make
any mistake in Releasing this Funds to anyone except you whom is the
Recognized Bonafide Beneficiary to this Funds. Kindly clearify us on
this issue before we make this Payment to these foreigners whom came
on your behalf.

You can reach me on my direct email address enclosed


OFFICIALLY SIGNED.
PROF. CHARLES SOLUDO.
GOVERNOR, CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA.

Hot Dog!!!


Good hunting!

I had one try to buy a car I had on a website, offering to pay me what I
was asking but he would send me a check for 2 grand over that. After it
cleared in my bank I was to send him the excess, you know the story. I
was tempted to string the ******* along, but I just called the cops
instead.

Bertie

In article ,
says...


William Hung writes:

That's a lot of ifs Jay. Is the convenience, in this case really
worth it? Is your insurance company aware of this practice? My guess
is no. I would have to go with Matt on this one, Jay.

What percentage of refuelings of this type have ended in fire?

Insurance companies always want zero risk, for maximum profit. They don't
care how much it costs their clients.


In 1968, after ten joints and a few lines of white powder anyone could be
excused for saying things like that, totally dissociated from reality. . .

What's your excuse?

In article 9Gpwj.48454$9j6.9828@attbi_s22, says...


I never dug deep to find out why. I can only suppose they didn't want
to lose an airplane AND a building.

That's the rule here, too. We can have it parked right in front of the
hangar but no part of the airplane can be across the door threshold. I
assume it is for the reason you state.

Our FBO routinely fuels owner's aircraft in their hangars. Always has.

Ten years ago, when we first moved into a hangar, we would return from a
flight, put the plane away, and flip a little red flapper up on the door.
Next time we came to the airport, the flapper was down, the plane was fully
fueled, and we'd get a bill at the end of the month. God, I miss those
days...



Those days still exist in many places.
Often you will leave the FBO to find your prop aligned horizontally -
indicating the tanks are full. And yes, you can be certain to receive a bill.

I have always been astonished that we allow linemen and fuel salespeople to
usurp our responsibility as pilot in command. As a student, you cannot take
yourself, your instructor and full fuel in a C-152 without being significantly
over gross. Later, as a private pilot, the lineman has no way of knowing you
intend to take your entire family in the 172 to a destination just 200 nm away
- something you cannot do with full fuel, but which you can easily do with a
bit less dead weight. The further you progress up the ladder, the more
important this management becomes.

Fuel management is the ultimate responsibility of the PIC. You may have a
personal understanding with your FBO or whatever, and they may know your
personal habits - as long as you scrupulously check behind them this is fine.
But as a general rule, having trucks driving around an airport pouring their
expensive product into aircraft unable to carry the weight under some mission
statements is not compatible with sound management and safety practices.

On Feb 24, 4:45 pm, Jay Maynard
wrote:

because of global warming (boy, have we had to shovel a lot of that out of
our driveway this winter!),

Neither advocating nor deprecating the idea of Global Warming, but
please, local and short term weather phenomena are not indicators of
long term global weather phenomena. It's like saying "they say there
are more cars on the roads, hogwash I didn't see much traffic today at
all!"

looking at a Rotax-powered aircraft, despite my lingering misgivings about
having an engine my local mechanic can't fix.

There ain't nothing very special about a Rotax, it works in just the
same way as any other engine.

On Feb 25, 11:25*pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
" wrote :





On Feb 25, 9:40 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
" wrote

Sorry. I'm a bad bunyipo like that.
I brought my brother in law's place of work to a complete standstill
for a whole day by sending him this...

http://www.419eater.com/

Bertie

Weel, well... lookie what I had in my inbox:

PROF. CHARLES SOLUDO. to me

CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENCY,
THE HONORABLE, GOVERNOR OF CBN.
TINUBU SQUARE, LAGOS- NIGERIA.

Our Ref: CBN/OHG/OXD1/2008
*Your Ref:
TELEX: CENBANK.
PAYMENT FILE: CBN/BEN/08



Attn: Sir/Madam,

PAYMENT NOTIFICATION OF YOUR FUNDS.

Definitely, I know that this letter will be a surprising one to you.
Firstly, I will like to introduce myself formally as Prof. Charles
Soludo, The Executive Governor of The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
You are been officially contacted by me today because your Inheritance
Funds were Re-deposited into the "Federal Suspense Account" of CBN
last week, because you did not forward your Claim as the Right
beneficiary. Well known to all. The Central Bank of Nigeria is the
mother Bank of all commercial Banks here in Nigeria. Really these men
were unexpected by me because their visit was impromptu. I had to ask
them why they came to see me in person and they said that they were
here to collect the Inheritance Bill Sum of (US$20,000,000) which
rightfully belongs to you, on your behalf. At this development I asked
them who authorized them to come down to Nigeria for the Collection of
this Payment and they told me that you asked them to come and collect
this Funds on your Behalf.

They actually tendered some Vital Documents which proved that you
actually sent them for the Collection of these Funds. Honestly, it
really baffles me that you took such decision without my consent. Here
is the Document which they tendered to this Bank today:

1. LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION.
2. HIGH COURT INJUNCTION.
3. ORDER TO RELEASE.

Actually, these Documents which they tendered to this Noble Bank is a
clear Proof that you sent them to Collect this Funds for you. Finally,
I told them to come back tomorrow morning and they promised to come
back. As the Governor of this Noble Bank, I was supposed to Release
this Funds to them but I refused to do so because I wanted to hear
from you first. Due to the Nature of my job, I will not want to make
any mistake in Releasing this Funds to anyone except you whom is the
Recognized Bonafide Beneficiary to this Funds. Kindly clearify us on
this issue before we make this Payment to these foreigners whom came
on your behalf.

You can reach me on my direct email address enclosed


OFFICIALLY SIGNED.
PROF. CHARLES SOLUDO.
GOVERNOR, CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA.

Hot Dog!!!

Good hunting!

I had one try to buy a car I had on a website, offering to pay me what I
was asking but he would send me a check for 2 grand over that. After it
cleared in my bank I was to send him the excess, you know the story. I
was tempted to string the ******* along, but I just called the cops
instead.

Bertie- Hide quoted text -

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I have had that happened to me too, but I ignored the fool. Wonder
what would happen if I had cashed his Cashier's Check and not refund
his extra amount.

Wil