Stolen Jet found in Georgia

"Matt Barrow" wrote in message
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"Arketip" wrote in message
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Matt Barrow wrote:

"Dylan Smith" wrote in message
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On 2005-10-12, wrote:

Um... even the 1970's vintage Cessna's I fly require a key to start.
And to unlock the cockpit door. Now, it's not a very sophisticated or
strong lock, but it is a lock. Do high end jets not have keys?

Generally once you get out of single engine planes, they don't have
keys. I've not yet been in a multi engine plane that had a key lock
(apart from the door).


Yes, but the door on a Citation VII is significantly more substantial
than on a 172.

Yes but you would be surprised to see how a business jet key look like,
your bicycle's is a lot more tamperproof

A 172 can be accessed without a key...just a screwdriver and a little
brute
force. :~)



Not even that maby a old worn out cessna key!

Steven Rhine
CP-ASEL-IA

"NW_PILOT" wrote

Not even that ****maby*** a old worn out cessna key!

You really need to get a spell checker. Mistakes, like in this post, make
you look like an idiot.
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Jim in NC

"Morgans" wrote in message
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"NW_PILOT" wrote

Not even that ****maby*** a old worn out cessna key!

You really need to get a spell checker. Mistakes, like in this post, make
you look like an idiot.
--
Jim in NC


And your need to point this out...
What do you think you now look like?

Chris

"Chris Curtis" wrote in message

Mistakes, like in this post, make you look like an idiot.

And your need to point this out...
What do you think you now look like?

It makes him look like a spell-checker. Which gives me an idea usenet/email
spell-check software; it's abusive.

Instead of highlighting the word in red or whatever, it automatically abuses
you:

-"Hey idiot! You spelled 'loser' wrong."

-"You really should take a class or something. You made ten spelling
mistakes in your otherwise already-moronic post."

-"You speakee Engrish, numbskull?! What is this, lysdexia awareness week?

-"As your spellchecker it's my duty to inform you you're a dumbass. One more
mistake like this and I'm plonking you. You probably wrote this with a
crayon."