Sad day for Mxsmanic

Dave Doe writes:

He's a pilot.

For which airline?

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Dave Doe writes:

He's a pilot.

For which airline?

Does it matter? Maybe no airline, he's still a pilot.

--
Duncan

Dave Doe writes:

Does it matter? Maybe no airline, he's still a pilot.

It matters a lot, since airline pilots are worlds different from mere private
pilots. It's the difference between someone trained in CPR and a
neurosurgeon.

In article ,
says...
Dave Doe writes:

Does it matter? Maybe no airline, he's still a pilot.

It matters a lot, since airline pilots are worlds different from mere private
pilots. It's the difference between someone trained in CPR and a
neurosurgeon.

I'd value your opinion, if you were I pilot, but you're not - so I
don't.

--
Duncan

On Mar 1, 4:11*am, Mxsmanic wrote:
Dave Doe writes:
Does it matter? *Maybe no airline, he's still a pilot.

It matters a lot, since airline pilots are worlds different from mere private
pilots. *It's the difference between someone trained in CPR and a
neurosurgeon.

That is really funny. "I, having simulated being a neurosurgeon, am
more qualified than you, having been trained in CPR, to work on this
person whose heart has stopped beating."

See the difference?

a writes:

That is really funny. "I, having simulated being a neurosurgeon, am
more qualified than you, having been trained in CPR, to work on this
person whose heart has stopped beating."

See the difference?

No.

On Mar 1, 5:24*am, Mxsmanic wrote:
a writes:
That is really funny. "I, having simulated being a neurosurgeon, am
more qualified than you, having been trained in CPR, to work on this
person whose heart has stopped beating."

See the difference?

No.

A valid analogy defeats you? I suspect you do not do well on tests.

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
...
a writes:

That is really funny. "I, having simulated being a neurosurgeon, am
more qualified than you, having been trained in CPR, to work on this
person whose heart has stopped beating."

See the difference?

No.

Then you unknowingly admit to the whole world that you are clueless. Your
entire existence is merely academic , and you possess no actual experience
with anything except, I assume, eating and ****ting.

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
...
Dave Doe writes:

Does it matter? Maybe no airline, he's still a pilot.

It matters a lot, since airline pilots are worlds different from mere
private
pilots. It's the difference between someone trained in CPR and a
neurosurgeon.

How would you know, you have no experience with any of the four?

The sum total of all your experience is simply how to exist without actually
living.

Mxsmanic wrote:
Dave Doe writes:

He's a pilot.

For which airline?

There you go, trying to change the subject again because you are in a hole
and can't get out.

The subject was how long does it take to contact people, even when the
people are SUPPOSED to be available and reachable; airlines have nothing
to do with the subject.


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Jim Pennino

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