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Some Other Guy wrote:
I wonder if he's aware that there's not a lot of places that puppy can land. That's the first thing I thought of when I read of a private A380. |
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B A R R Y writes:
That's the first thing I thought of when I read of a private A380. The objective is probably to land wherever the aircraft will be see by the most people, and most airports in that category could handle an A380. |
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Mxsmanic wrote in
: B A R R Y writes: That's the first thing I thought of when I read of a private A380. The objective is probably to land wherever the aircraft will be see by the most people, and most airports in that category could handle an A380. The category? Bwahawhawhahwhahwhhahwhahwhahhwhahwhahwhha! Bertie |
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On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 10:33:18 -0400, Some Other Guy
wrote: B A R R Y writes: That's the first thing I thought of when I read of a private A380. It just occurred to me that whoever this guy is, he most likely already has a smaller plane when he has to go slumming somewhere where an A380 won't fit. Like a 777 or something. Maybe he can hang a Dassault Falcon or Gulfstream under the A380 wing, X15 style! G |
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![]() "Some Other Guy" wrote in message ... $300 million bucks. Some oil Sheik presumably, but I wonder if he's aware that there's not a lot of places that puppy can land. Watch what happens when he tries to fly it to America. At least he won't have to come to the States to learn how to fly it. -c |
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On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 09:43:13 -0700, "Gatt"
wrote: Watch what happens when he tries to fly it to America. Can it land @ McCarran? I hear sheiks like Vegas... |
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Dylan Smith wrote:
I was reading an article complaining about Comcast service, linked from Slashdot. The lady who was complaining in her blog revealed how much she pays for TV... once you subtract her internet service, it's over $1500 a year. $1500 a year for *TV*! No wonder no one can afford GA any more. That's enough to pay for an annual on the ancient aircraft I own! I'm absolutely staggered that anyone can even consider paying that much for TV, but then again, I'm not everyone :-) I'm not surprised. You don't have to pay that much for TV, but if you want to receive every premium channel available, $1500/ yr. is quite doable. I'm not sure what the lady would be complaining about, though. It's not like anyone is forcing her to subscribe to all of those premium channels. The amount of money you can squander on various services (TV, mobile phone, etc...) is growing rapidly. I'm amazed at the amounts of money that my friends tell me they spend on things like cell phone service. The base prices don't sound too bad, but when you start adding in all of the extras like messaging charges and mobile Internet access, the annual outlay starts to look ridiculous. $1500 /yr. is slightly more than I pay for all of my telecommunications/entertainment services combined. That includes TV, home phone, cell phone and high speed Internet. John Galban=====N4BQ (PA28-180) -- Message posted via AviationKB.com http://www.aviationkb.com/Uwe/Forums...ation/200706/1 |
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![]() "JGalban via AviationKB.com" u32749@uwe wrote in message news:73f2fde80f39c@uwe... I'm not surprised. You don't have to pay that much for TV, but if you want to receive every premium channel available, $1500/ yr. is quite doable. I'm not sure what the lady would be complaining about, though. It's not like anyone is forcing her to subscribe to all of those premium channels. The amount of money you can squander on various services (TV, mobile phone, etc...) is growing rapidly. I'm amazed at the amounts of money that my friends tell me they spend on things like cell phone service. The base prices don't sound too bad, but when you start adding in all of the extras like messaging charges and mobile Internet access, the annual outlay starts to look ridiculous. $1500 /yr. is slightly more than I pay for all of my telecommunications/entertainment services combined. That includes TV, home phone, cell phone and high speed Internet. Ah...the money people will spend to turn their brains into a scrambled mass of jello! |
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On Jun 20, 6:27 am, "Matt Barrow"
wrote: Ah...the money people will spend to turn their brains into a scrambled mass of jello!- Hide quoted text - It just got worse. I was listening to a radio news report yesterday about the new iPhone. Apparently, you can spend $200/mo. just on connectivity and services. The bar has been raised. John Galban====N4BQ (PA28-180) |
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