Tragity

"Skylune" wrote in message
lkaboutaviation.com...
Therefore, the EAA press release is a complete fabrication, an outright,
bald-faced, self-serving lie. Great info.

(Boyer would be proud.)


Please don't remove what you are replying to since it makes your answer
ambigious. I assume you are referring to the EAA web-site that says you
need to be a sport pilot or higher to fly young eagles.

Sigh. I will speak very, very slowly: I cut and paste the criteria from
the EAA's website. If they are advocating breaking the FARs, as a
previous poster indicated, you can take it up with them.

If you do not believe Skylune, here is the link:

http://www.youngeagles.org/volunteers/volunteer.asp

Hey. While poking around their website some more, I came across their
"Airplane of the Month" photo. Man, you can't make this stuff up......

http://www.youngeagles.org/airplanem...ober&year=2005

"Skylune" wrote in message
lkaboutaviation.com...
Hey. While poking around their website some more, I came across their
"Airplane of the Month" photo. Man, you can't make this stuff up......

http://www.youngeagles.org/airplanem...ober&year=2005


Your point is?

My point is illustrated in the photo accompanying the article below. I
find the posting of the Concorde, which no longer flies due mainly to the
highly publicized fiery crash outside Paris a few years back, as the
"plane of the month to be ironic. (irony = incongruity between what might
be expected and what actually occurs)

http://www.rense.com/general2/conc.htm

"Skylune" wrote in message
lkaboutaviation.com...
My point is illustrated in the photo accompanying the article below. I
find the posting of the Concorde, which no longer flies due mainly to the
highly publicized fiery crash outside Paris a few years back, as the
"plane of the month to be ironic. (irony = incongruity between what might
be expected and what actually occurs)

http://www.rense.com/general2/conc.htm


I'm sorry, you make absolutely no sense.

Skylune wrote:
My point is illustrated in the photo accompanying the article below. I
find the posting of the Concorde, which no longer flies due mainly to the
highly publicized fiery crash outside Paris a few years back, as the
"plane of the month to be ironic. (irony = incongruity between what might
be expected and what actually occurs)

No, the primary reason was economics. And with the recent increase in
fuel prices, it was probably a very insightful move.

Matt

In article ,
says...



"Skylune" wrote in message
alkaboutaviation.com...
Hey. While poking around their website some more, I came across their
"Airplane of the Month" photo. Man, you can't make this stuff up......

http://www.youngeagles.org/airplanem...ober&year=2005


Your point is?



I think the "lune" is getting the better of Skylune.
Usually presenting himself as "anti-GA" he now attacks the Concorde, which
is about as far as one gets from GA, this side of the SR-71.

Alzheimers is a tragedy.

"Tom Conner" wrote in message
nk.net...

"Skylune" wrote in message
lkaboutaviation.com...
Therefore, the EAA press release is a complete fabrication, an outright,
bald-faced, self-serving lie. Great info.

(Boyer would be proud.)


Please don't remove what you are replying to since it makes your answer
ambigious. I assume you are referring to the EAA web-site that says you
need to be a sport pilot or higher to fly young eagles.


It would make no difference. Blabber is blabber whether it is related to
anything or not.

Tom,

Please don't remove what you are replying to since it makes your answer
ambigious


Please get a decent newsreader that will show context ;-)

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH)