Aviation Beer

B A R R Y wrote:
ovarB,

Is that a female body part?


nope...its like location.

As in, "I Bnot here. There I ovarB."

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"Erik" wrote in message
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NW_Pilot wrote:

"Erik" wrote in message
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Dallas wrote:

On Thu, 31 May 2007 15:43:38 -0700, Erik wrote:



Be careful. Some counties, like the one I live
in, are "zero-tolerance." There is NO legal BAC.


Erik, would you mind telling us what country you live in?


County, Washington in Oregon



Ahhhh that explains it that's place lets the tweekers run free but lockup
the drunks and harmless pot smokers that have permits.

Hahaha. Yeah, never been in trouble in my life, but now
I'm a goddamned soul-sucking criminal.

Note: Multinomah county (where Portland actually is) is not
the same, they actually have a .08 rule, so if you go downtown
and have a couple beers, then drive into Washington county,
you're only a criminal once you cross the county line.


Yea, Land of the Free No, Land of the Buck!! Police are revenue generators
and the only thing they protect and serve is the Governments Bank Account.
Welcome to the Police States of America! Land of the Buck Home of the Rats!

"Humans A Spectator Sport"

Jim Logajan wrote:
Judah wrote:

wrote in
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4) recite the phonetic alphabet backwards

Do you mean
Zulu, Yankee, X-Ray, etc.

or

Ahpla, ovarB, eilrahC, cte.?


Shouldn't that be:

?.cte ,eilrahC ,ovarB ,ahplA


BUSTED!!

"NW_Pilot" wrote

When you get your annual flu shot they insert nano tracking devices the
batteries in these devices only last approximately 1 year, That is why
they always tell you to be sure to get your flu shot early!!!

Who in the hell told you that???
--
Jim in NC

I will look for that around here. A good trade off for a hangar search
service.



Montblack wrote:
("Newps" wrote)

If you ever get off your ass and fly somewhere good instead of one flat
land airport after another you can fly to this place. He doesn't update
his website hardly ever but his beer can be found around here plus he's an
airplane nut.

http://www.langcreekbrewery.com/



A six-pack of Tri-Motor Amber, on your next trip to ANE, if you would
please. g

Thank you.


Montblack

Fly into an area with that many blithering idiots? I think not. Maybe
someday. More important things to do around here at that time.



Jay Honeck wrote:

If you ever get off your ass and fly somewhere good instead of one flat
land airport after another


This from the guy who never, EVER flies into Oshkosh?

Wimp.

;-)
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Morgans wrote:

"NW_Pilot" wrote

When you get your annual flu shot they insert nano tracking devices the
batteries in these devices only last approximately 1 year, That is why
they always tell you to be sure to get your flu shot early!!!


Who in the hell told you that???

He searches for them with his own home-built xray
machine.

"Morgans" wrote in message
...

"NW_Pilot" wrote

When you get your annual flu shot they insert nano tracking devices the
batteries in these devices only last approximately 1 year, That is why
they always tell you to be sure to get your flu shot early!!!

Who in the hell told you that???
--
Jim in NC


Jim Morrison came to me in a Derem along with a Dead Alien "The Naked Indian
Was Busy" And they told me!!!!!

"Judah" wrote in message
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"Matt Barrow" wrote in news:1AX7i.161259
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You do know that the "studies" about second-hand smoke were completely
bogus, dont you?

Do you mean to imply that you believe that there is no harm caused to your
lungs when you breathe smoke in the air that you did not personally suck
out
of a cigarrette?

That's not what the SHS studies were aiming at. Read what they concluded and
HOW they came to that conclusion. In the private sector it's called FRAUD.
IN the government sector it's called POLITICS.

If you're _really_ interested, Walter Williams did a two part series about
what a crock the SHS "research" was.

Here's a snippet:

"A serious public health threat had to be manufactured, and in 1993 the
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) stepped in to the rescue with their
bogus environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) study that says secondhand tobacco
smoke is a class A carcinogenic.
Why is it bogus? The EPA claimed that 3,000 Americans die annually from
secondhand smoke, but there was a problem. They couldn't come up with that
conclusion using the standard statistical 95 percent confidence interval.
They lowered their study's confidence interval to 90 percent. That has the
effect of doubling the margin of error and doubling the probability that
mere chance explains those 3,000 deaths.

The Congressional Research Service (CRS) said, "Admittedly, it is unusual to
return to a study after the fact, lower the required significance level, and
declare its results to be supportive rather than unsupportive of the effect
one's theory suggests should be present." The CRS was being kind. This kind
of doctoring of research results would get a graduate student expelled from
a university."

I'm afraid I just don't concur with that opinion.

And neither did the SHS studies. Please dig a bit beyond what the MSM
force-feeds you.


However, I DO believe that you and I should both have the right to choose
if
we want to take that risk. As long as I have proper warning that I might
come
into contact with smoke if I go somewhere like a bar, restaurant, office
building, etc., it should be MY responsibility to determine what's best
for
my well being and the well being of my family.

Quite! And the notion that private property is no longer private because you
invite people in is BS collectivism.

"Erik" wrote in message
...

Hahaha. Yeah, never been in trouble in my life, but now
I'm a goddamned soul-sucking criminal.

Note: Multinomah county (where Portland actually is) is not
the same, they actually have a .08 rule, so if you go downtown
and have a couple beers, then drive into Washington county,
you're only a criminal once you cross the county line.

Unusual. I've never heard of traffic laws being defined at any other level
that the state level.