Avgas Where is the ceiling?

In article , Martin Hotze
wrote:

The US would never have been able to drive the Germans out of France
without
French help.

ROTFLMAO

yet you think the french could have driven the Germans out without US help?

IMHO this is not implied with the above statement.

It does in the context of the thread. Earlier Juan claimed that
"it _might_ not have happened." And even claimed that it was
"arrogant" to make such statements.

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"Bob Noel" wrote in message
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In article , Martin Hotze

wrote:

The US would never have been able to drive the Germans out of France
without
French help.

ROTFLMAO

yet you think the french could have driven the Germans out without US
help?

IMHO this is not implied with the above statement.

It does in the context of the thread. Earlier Juan claimed that
"it _might_ not have happened." And even claimed that it was
"arrogant" to make such statements.

See what I mean? You can't read. I didn't "claim." I _stated_.


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In article ,
"Juan Jimenez" wrote:

It does in the context of the thread. Earlier Juan claimed that
"it _might_ not have happened." And even claimed that it was
"arrogant" to make such statements.

See what I mean? You can't read. I didn't "claim." I _stated_.

"claim" - to assert in the face of possible contradiction

"state" - to express in words

--
Bob Noel
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lawyers will hate

"Bob Noel" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"Juan Jimenez" wrote:

It does in the context of the thread. Earlier Juan claimed that
"it _might_ not have happened." And even claimed that it was
"arrogant" to make such statements.

See what I mean? You can't read. I didn't "claim." I _stated_.

"claim" - to assert in the face of possible contradiction

"state" - to express in words

Very good. You win a lollipop.


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The issue I'd worry about more than price is that the refiners may
just stop making avgas, period.

What other fuels are still leaded?

It's small volume, hence a PITA from a refining/transport aspect.
With a refining capacity crunch...what will go first?

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("David Lesher" wrote)
It's small volume, hence a PITA from a refining/transport aspect. With a
refining capacity crunch...what will go first?


Q: "With a refining capacity crunch...what will go first?"
A: Not diesel.


Mont-bata-black
I'm telling you, it's time to change those old 8mm home movies over onto VHS
tapes...
I mean DVD's...
I mean iPod...
I mean streaming video....

Early 80's, I watched "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" (1979) at a retail
electronics store - played on a [big?] laser disk. I've never seen those old
[..."laser"...] disks in a home, though.

On 05/08/06 11:00, Montblack wrote:
("David Lesher" wrote)
It's small volume, hence a PITA from a refining/transport aspect. With a
refining capacity crunch...what will go first?


Q: "With a refining capacity crunch...what will go first?"
A: Not diesel.


Mont-bata-black
I'm telling you, it's time to change those old 8mm home movies over onto VHS
tapes...
I mean DVD's...
I mean iPod...
I mean streaming video....

Early 80's, I watched "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" (1979) at a retail
electronics store - played on a [big?] laser disk. I've never seen those old
[..."laser"...] disks in a home, though.


I have one, although it's in the closet (both physically and because it is
not ready to admit that it's obsolete ;-) ).

I also have about 15 movies on LD (also in the closet). At the time, the
movies ran about $60 - $80, so I didn't buy them very quickly.

Then, DVDs started making noise so I held-off buying more LDs to see what
was going to happen.

So ... $500 for the player and about $900 for the movies. I think I got
off cheap ;-)



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Sacramento, CA

("Mark Hansen" wrote)
Then, DVDs started making noise so I held-off buying more LDs to see what
was going to happen.

So ... $500 for the player and about $900 for the movies. I think I got
off cheap ;-)


Is there a noticible quality diference, if any, between ..."laser"... LD's
and DVD's?


Montblack
[NAC - Necessary Aviation Content]
Toyota has an all-"aluminium" diesel in Eupropean cars right now. I'm just
saying...

Montblack wrote:
("David Lesher" wrote)

It's small volume, hence a PITA from a refining/transport aspect. With a
refining capacity crunch...what will go first?



Q: "With a refining capacity crunch...what will go first?"
A: Not diesel.


Mont-bata-black
I'm telling you, it's time to change those old 8mm home movies over onto
VHS
tapes...
I mean DVD's...
I mean iPod...
I mean streaming video....

Early 80's, I watched "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" (1979) at a retail
electronics store - played on a [big?] laser disk. I've never seen those
old [..."laser"...] disks in a home, though.
I've got a collection of about 40 laserdisks but have not watched any of
them in years and don't know for sure if the player works anymore.