flight training - 100nm night flight requirement

"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message
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As far as I'm concerned, if I fly to Lakeland for S&F, stay a week, and
fly back,
that's two flights, not one.

Again, you are arguing an argument that doesn't exist. How you log your
flights is your business. You are free to call your flight to Lakeland and
back two flights, and you are free to call it a single flight. You happen
to choose the former, but the fact remains that the latter is an option as
well. If you had a practical reason to choose to call it a single flight,
for the purpose of meeting some aeronautical experience requirement, you'd
be foolish not to do so IMHO. But it would be your right to not do so.

One day, someone is going to do a psychology report about the Usenet, to
figure out what it is about this medium that makes people so eager to get
into an argument, even when none exists. I admit, I've been guilty of the
same myself now and then, but I still am quite puzzled when I see someone
else do it. Doubly so when it's already been pointed out to them that they
are doing it.

Pete