Bad pilots, bad maintenance ruining general aviation

Skylune writes:

You are correct, sir. A "manifestation of excess water" (commonly
referred to by bourgeouis Americans as a "leak") did in fact appear on
my lawn, caused by a split in the pipe. Now, what is the best method
of repair of the plastic pipe? Home Depot has connectors and hose
clamps. Should I purchase these items, or are there better methods of
repair?

Is it just PVC pipe, or what? If it's PVC, can't you just remove the leaky
section and splice in a new section? As I recall, it's extremely easy to
connect and cut PVC piping, although bending it is a lot more difficult (but
you shouldn't have to do that).

Are you still researching my other questions regarding housing prices
in the US, and where the price correction will end?

I'm not researching anything unrelated to aviation.

On Jun 8, 1:30 pm, Mxsmanic wrote:

Is it just PVC pipe, or what? If it's PVC, can't you just remove the leaky
section and splice in a new section? As I recall, it's extremely easy to
connect and cut PVC piping, although bending it is a lot more difficult (but
you shouldn't have to do that).


Wow. This guy can even fix PVC pipe. Awesome.

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Skylune:

Your topics are unimportant. I would like to hear MX's opinion on our
justice system (the American one, that is). Today, they announced that Paris
Hilton was being released from prison for medical issues.

This is the most important piece of news that I have heard in a while, and
I'm surprised that MX hasn't offered his recommendations on the topic, since
he knows everything else and is smarter than the rest of us.

How about it?

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Viperdoc wrote:
Skylune:

Your topics are unimportant. I would like to hear MX's opinion on our
justice system (the American one, that is). Today, they announced that Paris
Hilton was being released from prison for medical issues.

This is the most important piece of news that I have heard in a while, and
I'm surprised that MX hasn't offered his recommendations on the topic, since
he knows everything else and is smarter than the rest of us.

How about it?

He already has, just not to here. Check out the 'boycott
hilton' thread in rec.travel.air.

Also, the judge ordered her back to court for a 'please
explain'.

BL.
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Mxsmanic wrote in
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Skylune writes:

You are correct, sir. A "manifestation of excess water" (commonly
referred to by bourgeouis Americans as a "leak") did in fact appear
on my lawn, caused by a split in the pipe. Now, what is the best
method of repair of the plastic pipe? Home Depot has connectors and
hose clamps. Should I purchase these items, or are there better
methods of repair?

Is it just PVC pipe, or what? If it's PVC, can't you just remove the
leaky section and splice in a new section? As I recall, it's
extremely easy to connect and cut PVC piping, although bending it is a
lot more difficult (but you shouldn't have to do that).

Are you still researching my other questions regarding housing prices
in the US, and where the price correction will end?

I'm not researching anything unrelated to aviation.


You're not researching avaiton either, fjukktard


Bertie