EPA update

"Steve Foley" wrote

Your 'little way of hitting back' is costing ME money.

I for one, would like to find out exactly where this nutcase lives, and have
shifts of four planes doing continuous flybys at 501' agl, 24/7, for
several days. He would find out that two can play hardball.
--
Jim in NC

On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 19:02:02 -0400, "Morgans"
wrote in ::

I for one, would like to find out exactly where this nutcase lives, and have
shifts of four planes doing continuous flybys at 501' agl, 24/7, for
several days. He would find out that two can play hardball.

He's just a child trolling the newsgroup on his parents' computer.
Empowering him with the ability to cause you to commit inappropriate
behavior is what he craves. Control your emotional reflex, and use
your rational mind; ignore him, and he'll go away.

That would be counterproductive. He would then have a legitimate complaint
regarding airplane noise.

Skylune is using every weapon at his disposal to make pilots lives
miserable. He has done his homework, and is hitting us where it hurts,
simply to get even. His complaints to the EPA have nothing to do with his
concern for pollution.

If you want to fight fire with fire, don't give your opponent ammunition.
Simply do whatever you can do , legally, to make his or her life miserable,
but keep it as far removed from your own interests as you can.

His mode of operation has been to complain to every authority who will
listen about everything he can think of that aviators do wrong. He found the
FBO was doing something wrong, and turned them in. He has already admitted
to violating the speed limit. What else does he do wrong?


"Morgans" wrote in message
...

"Steve Foley" wrote

Your 'little way of hitting back' is costing ME money.

I for one, would like to find out exactly where this nutcase lives, and
have
shifts of four planes doing continuous flybys at 501' agl, 24/7, for
several days. He would find out that two can play hardball.
--
Jim in NC

"Skylune" wrote
Steve: You seem like a reasonable guy. It is not one guy in his mooney
that have really gotten under my skin. (Besides, that jerk seems to have
abandoned his daily 4:55 am training sessions..). Its the Mooney, the
Bonanza, the idiot in the Pitts, the twin Otter, etc. I think about 90%
of the pilots who fly by my summer home try to "fly friendly." There are
the 10% of idiots who create a damned racket nearly every weekend. And,
the idiots at the airport authority have treated me and others I know who
have complained about noise, with utter contempt. So, this is my little
way of hitting back.

So my question to you is, was the airport already there when you bought your
summer home? If so, how can you whine about airplane noise without feeling
just a little bit stupid?

G. Raffe

So, why not knock on their door and politely ask them to use the blower
later in the day? If they refuse, insisting on their "right to blow
leaves," you can call the cops if your community has a noise ordinance.
If not, ask the town manager or mayor or whatever to consider one.

If they refuse to be reasonable, fly a few low passes over their home at 3
am. You know the FAA will never catch you.

Skylune out.

In article ,
"BDS" wrote:

"Skylune" wrote
Steve: You seem like a reasonable guy. It is not one guy in his mooney
that have really gotten under my skin. (Besides, that jerk seems to have
abandoned his daily 4:55 am training sessions..). Its the Mooney, the
Bonanza, the idiot in the Pitts, the twin Otter, etc. I think about 90%
of the pilots who fly by my summer home try to "fly friendly." There are
the 10% of idiots who create a damned racket nearly every weekend. And,
the idiots at the airport authority have treated me and others I know who
have complained about noise, with utter contempt. So, this is my little
way of hitting back.

So my question to you is, was the airport already there when you bought your
summer home? If so, how can you whine about airplane noise without feeling
just a little bit stupid?

G. Raffe

"Skylune" sounds like some spoiled Nouveau-Riche type from Boston
throwing his weight around. He bought a summer home, expecting some
idyllic "country living" and is irritated when the real world intrudes.

Remind of the lady in the Catskills in upstate New York who couldn't
understand why all those airplanes were always flying over her new
summer home. She was a couple of miles from the biggest sky diving
operation for miles and miles. Knowing where she lived, we thought it
possible she had driven past the airport going to and from the house.

"ORVAL FAIRAIRN" wrote in message
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"Skylune" sounds like some spoiled Nouveau-Riche type from Boston
throwing his weight around. He bought a summer home, expecting some
idyllic "country living" and is irritated when the real world
intrudes.

On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 19:42:24 GMT, ORVAL FAIRAIRN
wrote in
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He bought a summer home, expecting some
idyllic "country living" and is irritated when the real world intrudes.

Baring a nuclear "solution," it's only going to get worse:
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/worldbalance/numbers.html

(click the "interactive" link on the left for a graphic presentation)

Your "real pilot world" Orville? LOL

Pretty damned pathetic, but predictable. "Other" skeletons? You must mean
besides my admitting to driving faster than the 55 mph limit. We have had
RE holdings in two states for a long time.

As far as it feeling good ****ing off your detractors, I can definitely
relate..