Review: New book on the U2 super motorglider

On Nov 12, 12:15*pm, rlovinggood wrote:
"...400 knot per hour..."

Is that 400 nautical miles per hour squared?

Reading that is as painful as hearing fingernails on a blackboard...

Ray Lovinggood
Carrboro, North Carolina, USA

Nah.. The one that drives me over the edge is nuculur (phonetic
spelling) when nuclear is what was meant.

Craig Funston

On Nov 12, 12:38*pm, Craig wrote:
Nah.. *The one that drives me over the edge is nuculur (phonetic
spelling) when nuclear is what was meant.

Craig Funston

Craig -

The correct spelling is "n-u-c-u-l-a-r". Or, "f-e-a-r--a-n-d--i-g-n-o-
r-a-n-c-e" here in the USA. :-P

Apologies for the tangent, all - but it goes beyond fingernails on a
chalkboard for me... I look forward to reading (yet another)
interesting book about the U-2!

--Noel
(who has a Nuclear Engineer for a Dad - one who has a full head of
hair and doesn't glow in the dark; despite working at a power plant
for 30+ years AND being on Nuclear Submarines for a few years before
that)

At 20:38 12 November 2008, Craig wrote:

Nah.. The one that drives me over the edge is nuculur (phonetic
spelling) when nuclear is what was meant.

The last eight years must have been tough on you. I think
we've got it fixed now.

Jim Beckman

It has been tough wondering why the USA had such a problem with tourists
when all they do over here is get in the way with enormous cameras and
fill up the hotels. Not a single bomb.

At 14:15 13 November 2008, Jim Beckman wrote:
At 20:38 12 November 2008, Craig wrote:

Nah.. The one that drives me over the edge is nuculur (phonetic
spelling) when nuclear is what was meant.

The last eight years must have been tough on you. I think
we've got it fixed now.

Jim Beckman

Yeah, we have it fixed now, we will not have any nuculur power when 'He' get
done.

"Jim Beckman" wrote in message
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At 20:38 12 November 2008, Craig wrote:

Nah.. The one that drives me over the edge is nuculur (phonetic
spelling) when nuclear is what was meant.

The last eight years must have been tough on you. I think
we've got it fixed now.

Jim Beckman

"Jim Beckman" wrote in message
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At 20:38 12 November 2008, Craig wrote:

The last eight years must have been tough on you. I think
we've got it fixed now.

Jim Beckman


Fixed? During the next four years at least, I'm afraid we're about to find
out what "tough" really is.

bumper

At 17:22 13 November 2008, bumper wrote:

Fixed? During the next four years at least, I'm afraid we're about to
find

out what "tough" really is.

No doubt. At least the new guy won't spend so much of
his time fighting with the English language.

We can all look to soaring as solace, I hope.

Jim Beckman