Flight to Florida -- The Cure for Winter

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"Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message
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John Smith wrote in
news:jsmith-32A596.16182831032008 @news-server.columbus.rr.com:

In article ,
Bertie the Bunyip wrote:

I fly with lots of them nowadays. i have a differnt name for them.

Bertie

You call them Bertie, too?


Only the ones named Bertie.



Bertie


Bertie²



I can do Bertie10 if you like.


Bertie

Dave Doe wrote in news:MPG.225d83e89a0e5f9a9898f2
@news.paradise.net.nz:

In article ,
says...
"Jay Honeck" wrote in
news:EspIj.47923$TT4.24425@attbi_s22:

Just like everything else in your head.

Dammit, Maxwell, I appreciate you're going to bat for me -- but
will
you quit responding to this Bertie dude?

Trolls are there only raise the hackles on you back. Kill files
are
the perfect solution, and many of us wouldn't even know that this
twit
was still in the group EXCEPT for the fact that his drivel is
visible
*inside* your responses.

I know it's tempting to take a swing at such an easy target, but
try
sitting on you hands whenever you see his kind of twitter. We'll
all
be better off.



Boy was I right about you.

Oh come on now. Are you not the Mr. Bawawawawawawa.

A troll from *way* back.


Yes, of course. What's your point? Doesnt alter the fact that Jay is a
self serving tit.


Bertie

On Tue, 1 Apr 2008 14:55:42 -0700 (PDT), Dan wrote:

He can't be boring -- he works for DARPA, has "200 hours in the left
seat", is a GSA contractor, was a LRRP, earned the Ranger Tab, and a
host of other things he heard about.

Trained athletes for over six years, owned/own businesses in 10
industries, that's 300 hours LH, My Little Trick pony, have 1,000 games
as a sports official, SCCA licensed, recently retired from racing sports
historicals, married once, three sons,and a ****load more. Oh yes,
military software for Emergency Mustering, Management, Pull Back and
Deployment of personnel.

You see, My Little Trick Pony, I haven't spent my life on Usenet as some
Little Trick Pony I know has.

Eat your poor limited, "I shoot guns and jackoff" life-heart out my
Little Trick Pony.

On Tue, 1 Apr 2008 22:13:40 +0000 (UTC), Bertie the Bunyip wrote:





I'm not greedy. Plenty of Matt to go around. He's just boosted his k00k
standing considerably with that amazon link. Promising.

Told ya'

Matty's the real thing.

"Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message
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Dan wrote in news:440d6b5a-c9e2-42dd-83b5-
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On Mar 30, 10:44 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:

You're not a curmudgeon -- you're a Luddite.

No, he's an aviator, and you are an idiot.

Bertie

Why thank you. That means something coming from you!


Hey lots of aviators aren't all that bright!


Bertie giveth and Bertie taketh away.


Yeah buddy!

No God complex there.

"Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message
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"Max" luv2^fly^99@cox.^net wrote in
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You two need to get with Evelyn Wood for either a refund or a
refresher. Your reading speeds seem ok, but your comprehension skills
suck worse than your attitudes.


My comnprehension is perfect. It's the poasts that are defective.



Have another drink.

"Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message
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Jay Maynard wrote in
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On 2008-04-01, Dan wrote:
The XM weather issue is a big deal to me -- more and more are flying
XC with this gear without having any clue of the limitations -- and
the manufacturers/service providers are certainly not going to
educate
the ignorant on the product's weaknesses.

Every pilot should consider ALL data with skepticism -- whether it's
from FSS, Center, XM, or StormScope.

I don't think Jay was advocating this at all. What he was advocating
was
adding it to the VFR pilot's toolkit, and I see nothing at all wrong
with
that.

Jay's entire being is resistant to common sense. I see guys like him all
the time, expecting radio shack to give them a short cut around actually
developing some sort of craftlike approach to flying. I feel like
smacking them much as one wants to give an 11 year old with a cigarette
behind his ear a smack on the back of the head.



Yeah, or an over the hill has been with a keyboard.

"Matt Whiting" wrote

I was simply going by your statement above "Before we had it, we would
have stayed in Pensacola." That sounds like using it for preflight
planning to me. :-)

No, it sounds like with it, he knew the trends once launched (with the
preflight briefing) would be proven, disproven, and made more clear with the
496's added input.
--
Jim in NC

On Apr 1, 9:10 pm, WJRFlyBoy wrote:
On Tue, 1 Apr 2008 14:55:42 -0700 (PDT), Dan wrote:
He can't be boring -- he works for DARPA, has "200 hours in the left
seat", is a GSA contractor, was a LRRP, earned the Ranger Tab, and a
host of other things he heard about.

Trained athletes for over six years, owned/own businesses in 10
industries, that's 300 hours LH, My Little Trick pony, have 1,000 games
as a sports official, SCCA licensed, recently retired from racing sports
historicals, married once, three sons,and a ****load more. Oh yes,
military software for Emergency Mustering, Management, Pull Back and
Deployment of personnel.

You see, My Little Trick Pony, I haven't spent my life on Usenet as some
Little Trick Pony I know has.

Eat your poor limited, "I shoot guns and jackoff" life-heart out my
Little Trick Pony.


::YAWN::

Sure, right, whatever you say, FakeFlyBoy.

You were never a LRRP.
You're not a pilot.
You're not in DARPA.
You're a fake and a phony posing to be something and someone you are
not.

Now I'm heading to the airport to fly a Beech Bonanza A36, solo, IFR.

I can do that since I am an Instrument Rated Commercial Pilot.

See ya, mendacious phony boy.


Dan Mc

"Maxwell" luv2^fly99@cox.^net wrote in news:FDEIj.45631$f8.5024
@newsfe23.lga:


"Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message
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Dan wrote in news:440d6b5a-c9e2-42dd-83b5-
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On Mar 30, 10:44 pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:

You're not a curmudgeon -- you're a Luddite.

No, he's an aviator, and you are an idiot.

Bertie

Why thank you. That means something coming from you!


Hey lots of aviators aren't all that bright!


Bertie giveth and Bertie taketh away.


Yeah buddy!

No God complex there.


Whats complicated about being God?

It's simple, not complex at all.

Bertie