Phantom at Fallon

No smiley, or obvious pointers to humour, or other versions, so I have the
horrible feeling it might be true.

H. L. Mencken once said, "No one ever went broke underestimating the taste
of the American public." As a former Procter & Gamble employee, working for
them at the height of the "P&G is owned by Satan, and I know it's true
because I saw it on Phil Donahue / Oprah / Sally Jessie / (you pick)"
nuttiness, I've learned that - yes - there are FAR TOO MANY folks who have
less than a full hod of bricks upstairs.

--
Mike Kanze

"Somewhere in the heavens there is a great invisible genie who every so
often lets down his pants and ****es all over the pillars of science."

- Ernest K. Gann



"Peter Twydell" wrote in message
...
In message , Ogden Johnson III
writes
Peter Twydell wrote:

Jim writes

Jdf4cheval wrote:

Thanks, Ed. I thought of that, but if so it didn't have the national
marking
stripes along the top of the Vertical Stab.
Joe

Ours or theirs? Foreign military aircraft based in the U.S. are
required to have U.S. markings.

Why?

Because years ago all of the black helicopter/konspiracy/tin hat
brigade were citing the presence of those German-marked aircraft
and their associated flight training program as proof-positive
that NATO/The Bilderburgers/Various Other Nefarious Organizations
had taken over the United States and all of its military forces.

Since sanity is not required of U. S. Citizens, obviously the U.
S. Gummint and the German gummint felt it was easier just to put
US markings on the aircraft [with the German colors on the tail],
than to waste time fooling with nutcases. I don't even know that
it was the result of an act of Congress rather than just being an
agreement between the two governments.


I'd like to think that answer was a joke; as my Dad used to say: "Ask a
silly question, and you'll get a silly answer".

No smiley, or obvious pointers to humour, or other versions, so I have
the horrible feeling it might be true.
--
Peter

Ying tong iddle-i po!