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February 16th 05, 04:17 AM
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How about the movie where Ahnold kills his seatmate just before the plane takes off, then manages to sneak down to the landing gear by cutting through a flimsy plastic cover....he never seems to pass through a pressure bulkhead. It's okay. It was aviation grade Tyvek. Rich "Running and ducking for cover" S. Question: "Know why nobody sends donkeys to school?" Answer: "Nobody likes a *smart ass*! Good carry-over from another thread, though.;-) -- Jim in NC 
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