Sebring and Hitlaw

"Scott" wrote in message
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Have you built ANYTHING to completion where someone COULD die in something
you built? Sounds like a challenge to me...

Scott

Why would anyone want to build something so someone could die in it? I mean,
other than Chuck, that is.

You people are so weird....



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Juan Jimenez wrote:
"Scott" wrote in message
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Have you built ANYTHING to completion where someone COULD die in something
you built? Sounds like a challenge to me...

Scott

Why would anyone want to build something so someone could die in it? I mean,
other than Chuck, that is.

More people have died in BD-5 variants than in Chuck's design.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Juan Jimenez wrote:

Why would anyone want to build something so someone could die in it? I mean,
other than Chuck, that is.

More people have died in BD-5 variants than in Chuck's design.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

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Dan.

Could this be an Oscar caliber unabashed display of
the pot calling the kettle black, facts be damned?

My experience is that truth has no power in a war
of words when you enter Jaun's propaganda camp.
It is the first casualty.

Rather than be disadvantaged in this manner,
SHUNNING has worked well for me.


Barnyard BOb -
"Never wrestle with a pig - you'll both get dirty
and the pig will love it,"

"Barnyard BOb" wrote in message
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My experience is that truth has no power in a war
of words when you enter Jaun's propaganda camp.
It is the first casualty.

Yeah, kind of like you pretending you can do something as simple as
elementary arithmetic without a calculator, and choosing folding wing
planes.




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Great job twisting the words around. I'll rephrase. Have you built any
airplane capable of carrying a human aloft 100% to completion?

Scott


Juan Jimenez wrote:

"Scott" wrote in message
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Have you built ANYTHING to completion where someone COULD die in something
you built? Sounds like a challenge to me...

Scott


Why would anyone want to build something so someone could die in it? I mean,
other than Chuck, that is.

You people are so weird....

"Scott" wrote in message
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Great job twisting the words around. I'll rephrase. Have you built any
airplane capable of carrying a human aloft 100% to completion?

Yup. It's in Spain right now. Belongs to a Netjets pilot, and its successful
entry into the Spanish register means Howard Cox and his BD-5B will also
soon be flying, no thinks to the British Braindead CAA.

Next!




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So, you built it from the first bolt all the way to certification?



Juan Jimenez wrote:

"Scott" wrote in message
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Great job twisting the words around. I'll rephrase. Have you built any
airplane capable of carrying a human aloft 100% to completion?


Yup. It's in Spain right now. Belongs to a Netjets pilot, and its successful
entry into the Spanish register means Howard Cox and his BD-5B will also
soon be flying, no thinks to the British Braindead CAA.

Next!