Another Cirrus BRS deployment:

"John Ousterhout"
wrote in message ...


I was skeptical about airbags in autos, but I've been convinced of
their effectiveness. I was also skeptical of the BRS but I'm becoming
convinced of their effectiveness.

Did you also acuse pilots of flying carelessly once they had seat
belts?

Actually, (IIRC), there was a surge in people thinking themselves invincible
when seatbelts started becoming commonplace in cars (1960's).

Same thing with St. Christopher medals, I'd imagine. :~)

Actually, (IIRC), there was a surge in people thinking themselves invincible
when seatbelts started becoming commonplace in cars (1960's).

Same thing with St. Christopher medals, I'd imagine. :~

Well, GOD HELP US ALL if they start selling aviation grade plastic Jesuses for
mounting on the instrument panel.....pilots will start taking all kinds of
risks then

take care

Blll

"BllFs6" wrote in message
...
Actually, (IIRC), there was a surge in people thinking themselves
invincible
when seatbelts started becoming commonplace in cars (1960's).

Same thing with St. Christopher medals, I'd imagine. :~

Well, GOD HELP US ALL if they start selling aviation grade plastic Jesuses
for
mounting on the instrument panel.....pilots will start taking all kinds of
risks then


I'll see your plastic Jesus and raise you two medal St.Christopher's...

"Tom Sixkiller" wrote in message
...

"BllFs6" wrote in message
...
Actually, (IIRC), there was a surge in people thinking themselves
invincible
when seatbelts started becoming commonplace in cars (1960's).

Same thing with St. Christopher medals, I'd imagine. :~

Well, GOD HELP US ALL if they start selling aviation grade plastic
Jesuses
for
mounting on the instrument panel.....pilots will start taking all kinds
of
risks then


I'll see your plastic Jesus and raise you two medal St.Christopher's...


Christopher was de dashboarded wasn't he?

"Dave Stadt" wrote in message
...

"Tom Sixkiller" wrote in message
...

"BllFs6" wrote in message
...
Actually, (IIRC), there was a surge in people thinking themselves
invincible
when seatbelts started becoming commonplace in cars (1960's).

Same thing with St. Christopher medals, I'd imagine. :~

Well, GOD HELP US ALL if they start selling aviation grade plastic
Jesuses
for
mounting on the instrument panel.....pilots will start taking all
kinds
of
risks then


I'll see your plastic Jesus and raise you two medal St.Christopher's...


Christopher was de dashboarded wasn't he?

Yes...it was really horrible. Accident rates skyrocketed.

On Fri, 16 Apr 2004 00:18:54 -0700, "Tom Sixkiller"
wrote:

Did you also acuse pilots of flying carelessly once they had seat
belts?

Actually, (IIRC), there was a surge in people thinking themselves invincible
when seatbelts started becoming commonplace in cars (1960's).

Could you please cite a source for this dubious "fact".

- J.O.-

"John Ousterhout"
wrote in message ...
On Fri, 16 Apr 2004 00:18:54 -0700, "Tom Sixkiller"
wrote:

Did you also acuse pilots of flying carelessly once they had seat
belts?

Actually, (IIRC), there was a surge in people thinking themselves
invincible
when seatbelts started becoming commonplace in cars (1960's).

Could you please cite a source for this dubious "fact".

Common talk back in the 60's; TV ad promo's.

You know, things did happen before you were born and before there was an
internet. :~)

Tom,

Common talk back in the 60's; TV ad promo's.


What proof! So we must have aliens amongst us, too, I guess.

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

On Fri, 16 Apr 2004 17:32:51 -0700, "Tom Sixkiller"
wrote:

Actually, (IIRC), there was a surge in people thinking themselves
invincible
when seatbelts started becoming commonplace in cars (1960's).

John Ousterhout wrote:
Could you please cite a source for this dubious "fact".

Tom SIxkiler wrote:
Common talk back in the 60's; TV ad promo's.

You know, things did happen before you were born and before there was an
internet. :~)

I did not ask for a hyperlink, nor did I imply that an Internet source
was required. You may cite a newspaper or magazine if you wish.
However "common talk" is unacceptable and you know it. Had you asked
for corroboration and received "common talk" as an answer, I would
expect you to reply "bull****".

- J.O.-

"John Ousterhout"
wrote in message ...
On Fri, 16 Apr 2004 17:32:51 -0700, "Tom Sixkiller"
wrote:

Actually, (IIRC), there was a surge in people thinking themselves
invincible
when seatbelts started becoming commonplace in cars (1960's).

John Ousterhout wrote:
Could you please cite a source for this dubious "fact".

Tom SIxkiler wrote:
Common talk back in the 60's; TV ad promo's.

You know, things did happen before you were born and before there was an
internet. :~)

I did not ask for a hyperlink, nor did I imply that an Internet source
was required. You may cite a newspaper or magazine if you wish.
However "common talk" is unacceptable and you know it. Had you asked
for corroboration and received "common talk" as an answer, I would
expect you to reply "bull****".

Why don't you go screw yourself, punk.