Frost on wings

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Forsooth, I dislike it.

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--
Christopher J. Campbell
World Famous Flight Instructor
Port Orchard, WA


Ne Obliviscaris

C J Campbell wrote:

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Forsooth, I dislike it.

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Methinks the gentleman doth protest too little.

George Patterson
The desire for safety stands against every great and noble enterprise.

"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message
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C J Campbell wrote:

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Forsooth, I dislike it.

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Methinks the gentleman doth protest too little.


Nay, for the frost did delay my flight but little, and thus there being a
little frost there should be but a little rant. For why should I weary the
brain with such winds as will but frost the reader with grim despair?
'Twould be nobler to have kept silent, but lacking nobility, to rant only so
much as was fair. To rant, or not to rant? Aye, not to rant would be silence
indeed, wherefore to rant meaneth at least that one liveth. But to rant o'er
much would be to invite flames. One may's well rant against the raging sea
or the blowing wind, but the sea doth continue to rage and the wind doth
continue to blow nonetheless. What shall more ranting do, then? Therefore I
protest, and keep silence after, and let the winds blow where they may.

On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 20:39:24 -0800, "C J Campbell"
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Forsooth, I dislike it.

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So doth NTSB; even when it is slight and polished.


Ron (EPM) (N5843Q, Mooney M20E) (CP, ASEL, ASES, IA)

C J Campbell wrote:
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Forsooth, I dislike it.

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Not a big deal. I just spray warm ground water (aka water from the
hose) on the stuff and it comes right off. Never had to delay a flight
because of it. It's just like a warm in flight rain.

-Robert

"C J Campbell" wrote in message ...

"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message
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C J Campbell wrote:

begin rant

Forsooth, I dislike it.

end rant

Methinks the gentleman doth protest too little.


Nay, for the frost did delay my flight but little, and thus there being a
little frost there should be but a little rant. For why should I weary the
brain with such winds as will but frost the reader with grim despair?
'Twould be nobler to have kept silent, but lacking nobility, to rant only so
much as was fair. To rant, or not to rant? Aye, not to rant would be silence
indeed, wherefore to rant meaneth at least that one liveth. But to rant o'er
much would be to invite flames. One may's well rant against the raging sea
or the blowing wind, but the sea doth continue to rage and the wind doth
continue to blow nonetheless. What shall more ranting do, then? Therefore I
protest, and keep silence after, and let the winds blow where they may.


Well done!

Still got frost tho'.

Still got wings.

Still got frost on wings....

C J Campbell wrote:
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Forsooth, I dislike it.

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Be glad it wasn't on your Longfellow.

On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 20:39:24 -0800, "C J Campbell"
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Forsooth, I dislike it.

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I thought 'forsooth' meant 'hurry', but that isn't how you used it.
So I looked it up in the dictionary, which says it means "in truth;
indeed. (Later with irony)." I haven't read old Shakespeare in over
25 years, avoiding it like the plague. English isn't my subject, and
Shakespeare isn't the least bit entertaining; unless one enjoys word
play, I suppose.

But your use of the word 'forsooth' has apparent significant meaning
to you; beyond your affinity for Shakespeare. It is applicable to
your dislike of frost, for it is forsoothly ironical that you chose to
live in the northern part of the U.S., since it is closer to your
actual home of Canada. Again I suppose.

You have a constant and unexplained grouchiness in your posts I find
difficult to take. (I'm grouchy,too; though with explanation. And
I'm glad if you can't put up with it.) Having seen this grouchiness
revealed in other news groups, I'm convinced it is because you are a
Canadian immigrant, who is out of place; though you think this should
be your place. Maybe your actually British? Or Aussie? No, the
'frost' reference points to Canada. Return there.

The apparent nationalism you feel to the Shakespearian commonwealth
betrays the nationalism you would take away from those who refused its
identity. This is impossible to resolve morally; even as you hide in
a position you think impossible to uncover. But the more you want to
reveal the truth then the more your life becomes part of a lie. To
love yourself you must hate your neighbor.

In this news group, you have defended immigration; angrily,
repeatedly, without qualification. So I'm convinced, as you can see,
that you are one. Therefore by definition you are not an American,
since you do not reside in your home. Uncontrolled immigration is an
act of war against a nation. The sanest consideration for all nations
is to fight it, regardless of the extent it has occurred in the past.
So I fight that war.

Melt your own frost, build your own glory; thief. We were not created
to carry the burden of all of you, not even one of you. Even you.

The Statue of Liberty in Truth now says, "Immigrants! Forsooth, I
dislike them."

(Supposition ends)

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"Mike Rhodes" wrote in message
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On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 20:39:24 -0800, "C J Campbell"
wrote:

Melt your own frost, build your own glory; thief. We were not created
to carry the burden of all of you, not even one of you. Even you.

The Statue of Liberty in Truth now says, "Immigrants! Forsooth, I
dislike them."

(Supposition ends)

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LOL. Great post. In fact, I was born in Boise, Idaho and, except when in the
military, have always lived in the United States, though we frequently
travel abroad.

The Puget Sound area is actually relatively free of frost for most of the
year. We have very few days where frost appears. Many people around here
successfully grow palm trees, albeit we obviously prefer our native firs and
cedars.

On Sun, 9 Jan 2005 14:02:12 -0800, "C J Campbell"
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"Mike Rhodes" wrote in message
.. .
On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 20:39:24 -0800, "C J Campbell"
wrote:

Melt your own frost, build your own glory; thief. We were not created
to carry the burden of all of you, not even one of you. Even you.

The Statue of Liberty in Truth now says, "Immigrants! Forsooth, I
dislike them."

(Supposition ends)

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LOL. Great post. In fact, I was born in Boise, Idaho and, except when in the
military, have always lived in the United States, though we frequently
travel abroad.

The Puget Sound area is actually relatively free of frost for most of the
year. We have very few days where frost appears. Many people around here
successfully grow palm trees, albeit we obviously prefer our native firs and
cedars.


Apologies. After reading your reply, I'm having difficulty calling it
a 'great post'; though I do take this seriously. There is some eating
of words in a couple of assumptions; along with the thought of writing
something like that with few actual facts, and towards a standard in a
news group I do enjoy.

Though Shakespeare is not a favorite, I did enjoy your follow-up.

I live where palm trees grow quite easily, among other things. It's
at a different border than the one near you; its a different region
entirely. The weather's warmer than Puget Sound, but I don't think
you would enjoy it. We get along by political necessity, and that is
not a comfortable feeling. I really don't want those circumstances to
grow. But at least it's temporary, in my case.
--
Mike