Another Cirrus BRS deployment:

"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.

SlackKiller claims: Actually, (IIRC), there was a surge in people
thinking themselves
invincible

Oyster responds: Had you asked
for corroboration and received "common talk" as an answer, I would
expect you to reply "bull****".

SixKilled adroitly responds:Why don't you go screw yourself, punk.


Proof positive that at least one jerk considers himself invincible, and
inarguable. Take away his seatbelts!

"StellaStar" wrote in message
...
SlackKiller claims: Actually, (IIRC), there was a surge in people
thinking themselves
invincible

Oyster responds: Had you asked
for corroboration and received "common talk" as an answer, I would
expect you to reply "bull****".

SixKilled adroitly responds:Why don't you go screw yourself, punk.


Proof positive that at least one jerk considers himself invincible, and
inarguable. Take away his seatbelts!

If you notice, I said (IIRC) which means, since you either don't know or
don't bother to pay close enough attention, "If I Recall Correctly"). How
does that claim invincibility?

I was making a comment, not trying to score debating points with a punk who
wasn't me to corroborate something that was a passing fancy 40 years ago.

If you think this spunk that comes back as so high and mighty is
"invincible" then have at it. Stella, you're a nice lady, but sometimes
you're really full of it.