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Bertie the Bunyip wrote in
: Mxsmanic wrote in : muff528 writes: If it's still too hot at 3000 feet just go higher till you cool off! You're in an airplane! In this case, the service ceiling of the aircraft would make it difficult to cool off by climbing. No, it wouldn't, moron. Bertie Mixi's airplanes all have a service ceiling of about 4.5' AGL, the height of his computer on his table. |
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