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April 23rd 04, 02:05 AM
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Jim Wang writes:
And an amazing circumstance too: my AI tumbled somewhere over Pennsylvania, and looked like a clothes dryer all the way back. But somehow, somewhere on the last leg, it miraculously righted itself for this ILS approach ... !! Whoa dude, do I understand that your AI was AWOL, and then when it showed up you shot an ILS? Isn't that kinda, uh, ballsy? 
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