Thrown out of an FBO...

Peter Duniho wrote:

"Jessica Taylor" wrote in message
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You are the one who could not understand how generalizations are
offensive.

Some can be, some aren't.
This is a generalization: "Oak trees hold on to their leaves than other
trees." How is that offensive, Peter?

Are you really that simple? I really need to qualify my statement to make
it clear that I am talking about a specific type of generalization?

You certainly didn't identify any certain types of generalizations. You
merely said "generalizations are so offensive in the first place."

That word "idiotic" is coming to mind again.

If it makes you happy, you can have whatever in your mind that you please.
But you did claim that "you are the one who could not understand how
generalizations are offensive."



That's the underlying concept you don't understand, by your own
admission.

False premise and false claim.

You wrote the words. You can try to deny it now, but Google has already
archived it.

I wrote what words, Pete?

mike regish wrote:

You know....;-)

mike

"Jessica Taylor" wrote in message
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mike regish wrote:

I think you 2 were made for each other.

J, she really, I mean really , really likes you.

Hardly, guy.


I think you got a thing for her, too.

Based on ... ?


Better not let your wife find out.

About what?



If you say so. Any other accusations that you would like to make from
your pulpit of "tolerance?" :-)

Gary Drescher wrote:

"Ron Lee" wrote in message
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"Gary Drescher" wrote:

"Ron Lee" wrote in message
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Marriage is between a man and woman. get over it and tell your homo
friends to get back in the closet. I am tired of their "in your face"
tactics.

Getting married is an "in your face" tactic to the same extent that
sitting
in the front of a public bus was an "in your face" tactic. And as your
post
nicely illustrates, it elicits slurs and hostility from the same sort of
person.

That analogy does not work for me. Frankly I am just tired of trying
to normalize deviancy.

And I'm tired of bigots crying 'deviancy' whenever others don't "know their
place" as assigned by their race or (in this case) gender.

Yet despite our fatigue, here we both are. Isn't aviation a wonderful
melting pot?

Some of use so-called bigots have quarrel with 'deviancy' or whatever but are
merely dismayed about a trampling of process and judicial codes. Apparently
procedure is maleable when inconvenient depending on the issue.

mike regish wrote:

When you stop, please do it for at least 5 minutes.

mike

"Jessica Taylor" wrote in message
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mike regish wrote:

Agreed.

Please stop.

mike

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message

A valiant effort, Jessica, but you're truly wasting your breath...
--
Jay Honeck

I was merely responding to your eloquent posts, Mike, like "should be
obvious," "wadda marroon," inter alia.

Unlike yourself? You seem to hold yourself to much different standards. I
guess that is called 'tolerance.'

mike regish wrote:

No such thing as a non-radical Muslim.

Nice generalization, Mike. But what would Pete say?

On Sun, 12 Nov 2006 06:05:36 -0800, Jay Honeck wrote:
I don't believe that's going to be true much longer. EVERYONE in the US
either books on-line, or searches on-line, nowadays.

Personally, I use the internet to find a hotel, and then I call them.
(Don't EVER stay at a hotel/motel that doesn't list their *local*
telephone number, by the way. Those national reservation call centers
are a clue that you are dealing with McSuites.)

You can always, always, ALWAYS drive a better price by talking to the
manager or owner, than you can get on-line, because he (like me) would
much rather give YOU the 15% that we have to pay the on-line booking
agencies.

I went to Florida for a 2 week dive trip last year... I made no
reservations beforehand since I was planning on just winging it...
Wherever I happened to be that day, I would just find a hotel for the
night... I encountered hotels who would not give me the same rate that I
could get via booking their room via one of the online sites... So, I
drove around the neighborhood, found an open wireless internet connection
and booked it... In one case, the online site brought up a competitor that
was an even better deal, so the hotel actually lost my business... Maybe I
wasn't speaking to the owner or manager, but since they appeared to be
Indian, I at least had a good reason to assume that they were... grin

On Sun, 12 Nov 2006 17:23:46 +0000, Ron Lee wrote:
I have no desire to ever kill anyone but I will if it comes down to "me
or them."

Or "my car radio or them"...

On Sun, 12 Nov 2006 09:42:52 -0800, karl gruber wrote:
When you finally come out west you and Mary should stop here on the way.
Flight plan to land here with 1.5 hrs gas.
http://www.ruralnetwork.net/johnsoncreek/

What's all that white **** on the ground?

On Sun, 12 Nov 2006 18:26:33 +0000, Ron Lee wrote:
Next thing you will claim is normal is bestiality

Go Aggies !!!!
http://www.aggieathletics.com/

On Sun, 12 Nov 2006 14:18:30 -0500, mike regish wrote:
No such thing as a non-radical Muslim.

The best you can hope for is a *dead* Muslim...