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Old July 21st 06, 03:21 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Matt Whiting
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Peter R. wrote:
Matt Whiting wrote:


Just matching your cranky responses to those who pointed out the
mathematical inconsistency in your statement. :-)



That is where you were mistaken. I didn't intend to convey a terse tone.
It was deadpan humor.


I didn't see the "deadpan" emoticon.... :-)

Matt
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Old July 21st 06, 03:25 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Peter R.
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Default Student practices landing with gear up

Matt Whiting wrote:

I didn't see the "deadpan" emoticon.... :-)


:-| Is that it? Admittedly, I didn't think about it until after.

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Old July 21st 06, 04:49 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Morgans[_3_]
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"Montblack" wrote

Wouldn't that be ...a smelly?


You know, you can be a real turd, sometimes!
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Old July 21st 06, 06:34 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Morgans[_3_]
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"Peter R." wrote

That is where you were mistaken. I didn't intend to convey a terse tone.
It was deadpan humor.


I got it, the first time past.

Oh, no! That doesn't mean I'm developing a British sense of humor, does it?
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Old July 21st 06, 01:47 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
john smith
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Wouldn't that be ...a smelly?

You know, you can be a real turd, sometimes! g


At least he's not an old fart like some posters. g
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Old July 21st 06, 01:55 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Peter R.
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Morgans wrote:

I got it, the first time past.


"Great minds think alike," or in this case, "Great. Minds think alike."

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Old July 21st 06, 02:30 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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("Peter R." wrote)
That is where you were mistaken. I didn't intend to convey a terse tone.
It was deadpan humor.



I think we're well beyond that, now we're into bedpan humor.

[o]

Montblack

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Old July 21st 06, 10:35 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Dylan Smith
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Default Student practices landing with gear up

On 2006-07-20, gatt wrote:
GUMPS. I hope I never forget it.


GUMP does not stand for Gas, Undercarriage, Mixture, Prop.

It actually stands for:

G - Gear Down
U - Undercarriage down
M - Make sure the wheels are down
P - Put the wheels down

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Old July 21st 06, 10:46 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Dylan Smith
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Default Student practices landing with gear up

Bad form following up to one's own post, but I forgot to add that if the
gear up incident in the Arrow was bad, consider the fate our Grumman
met. It's fixed gear and it got landed gear up. Or rather gear removed -
a botched landing resulted in two of the three gear legs being torn off
- go around from a downwind landing, and went through the hedge at the
end of the runway...

http://www.alioth.net/pics/DeadGrumman-2006-06-17/

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Old July 22nd 06, 01:23 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Student practices landing with gear up


"Dylan Smith" wrote in message
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Bad form following up to one's own post, but I forgot to add that if the
gear up incident in the Arrow was bad, consider the fate our Grumman
met. It's fixed gear and it got landed gear up. Or rather gear removed -
a botched landing resulted in two of the three gear legs being torn off
- go around from a downwind landing, and went through the hedge at the
end of the runway...

http://www.alioth.net/pics/DeadGrumman-2006-06-17/


Did you do that, or was it a club plane, or something?
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