Clearance into inactive restricted areas

Mxsmanic,

An analysis of my posts will reveal that they lack the abusive, insulting,
petulant personal attacks


No, it won't. BTDT. All of us.

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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Maxwell writes:

What are you trying to say, you have to spend most of you time playing
with
yourself somewhere else?

No. Never mind. Shall we return to discussion of aviation?


Pretty hard to do until you learn to cope.

On Apr 20, 10:57 pm, Mxsmanic wrote:
If a restricted area is inactive, do I still need a clearance into it?

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Part 73 (I think) of the regulations says something like: you need
permission during the designated hours of use (these are published in
advanced on charts, or by NOTAM). The regulations do not, however,
seem to say anything about what to do outside those times. The usual
interpretation of FARs is that if something is not explicitly
prohibited, then it is legal. Therefore, you could conclude that
clearance is not needed, but I wouldn't count on it here. As a
practical matter, on those very rare occasions when I need to transit
R-space, I call the controlling agency listed on the chart.

Mxsmanic wrote in
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Maxwell writes:

Quit playing with MSFS do a home coarse on the private
written.

I have some books on the subject.

BFD jerkoff.


Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote in
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Sylvain writes:

this exchange reminds me of the Monty Python's "The Argument Sketch":
This isn't an argument! Yes it is. No it isn't. It's just
contradiction! No it isn't.

I've usually found almost all Monty Python work to be immensely
boring. I don't understand why it has such a following.




Now there's a surprise.


Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote in
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Maxwell writes:

What are you trying to say, you have to spend most of you time
playing with yourself somewhere else?

No. Never mind. Shall we return to discussion of aviation?

What, you're going to talk about flying for a change?


That'll be a first.

Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote in
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Nomen Nescio writes:

So you sit around and masturbate at the playgrounds, also.

I'm not sure how you reached this conclusion. Are playgrounds a place
for masturbation, in your view?


Good grief.


Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote in
:

flypaper writes:

What a PIOUS, WORTHLESS, PIECE OF ****E YOU ARE!!!!
And that about covers it.

That's two people who don't have the answer. Anyone else who doesn't
know the answer?


I do, send $75 dollars and I'll tell you all about it.


Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote in
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writes:

You don't understand the question, which actually is, why do some many
people find you obnoxious?

As a general rule, only stupid people find me obnoxious.

Where does one begin?

Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote in
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Erik writes:

Just because it annoys you that people find you obnoxious
does not make them stupid, those are terms a child would use.

Well, (1) it doesn't annoy me; and (2) the correlation is very strong,
based on empirical data I've collected over the years.

Stupid people are driven by their emotions rather than their
intellects, because the former are much stronger than the latter.
This leads them to react emotionally and behave emotionally when
stressed, as in defense mechanisms. Intelligent people are driven
mostly by intellect and don't respond in emotional ways.

There are other reasons why stupid people find me obnoxious, but they
are too numerous to mention here.


IOW you are too big a pussy to look at yourself in the mirror that is te
Bunyipp..

Bertie