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Can you say: Payne Stewart ? - Explosive Decompression? Try it yourself, numbnuts.



 
 
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Old January 20th 04, 11:13 PM
Howard Berkowitz
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In article , fudog50
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Pureed through the windshield? Where on earth did you get that?
"usually" what happens is that only a few layers of the laminate are
destroyed. "Rarely" does anything make it through all layers and
"Rarely" would any goose puree the entrails into the cockpit. LOL


Is there technology that would just admit pate?
 




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