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MDW Overrun - SWA



 
 
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Old December 31st 05, 06:31 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Matt Whiting wrote:

Except that it isn't morally right.


Puke, gag, whine, and whimper.

You'll be OK, sonny, just relax.


Jack
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Old December 31st 05, 06:34 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Jack wrote:

Matt Whiting wrote:

Except that it isn't morally right.



Puke, gag, whine, and whimper.

You'll be OK, sonny, just relax.


I'm very relaxed, pappy.

Matt
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Old January 12th 06, 02:12 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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It ain't aviation, but I'll contribute to this thread.

You all (y'all, to those of us who live in the south) might find it
instructive to read the South's Declaration of Independence. It was
intended to specify, just as the earlier one for the union did,
exactly what were the wrongs that justified separating from the other
states.

It was signed by nearly every authority in the south, and it mentioned
only one issue: the right to have slaves.

It's hard to do revisionist history with that sort of paper trail.

 




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