Do CAP members salute?

"Mike" nospam@ microsoft.com wrote in message
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|
| Not all of the things you mentioned changes the DOI, and the person in
| question has no ratings beyond PP-SEL. So it seems a bit strange that
this
| person has "30 years" of experience as he claims, and nothing farther than
| PP-SEL. Certainly lots of things are possible, but one thing is for sure,
| he has not demonstrated any competencies beyond PP-SEL, and the two
deceased
| pilots he chooses to belittle have demonstrated far more competency than
he
| has.
|

What a dumb ass. You really are clueless.

"Mike" nospam@ microsoft.com wrote in message
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| You're assuming he has 30 years of flying, as we only have his word on
that.

or your word that you fly at all.

| You are correct in that ratings aren't the only thing required to
| demonstrate competence, but what exactly has he done to demonstrate
| competence other than keep himself alive for his 50 or unfathomable or
| whatever hours he actually does have?

or have you?

One thing I do know is that Lt. Col
| James Henderson managed to keep himself alive flying for more years that
he
| did. He demonstrated his competence when he completed his instrument
| rating. He demonstrated his competence when he achieved his commercial
| rating. He demonstrated his competence by flying thousands of hours of
| pipeline patrol. He demonstrated his competence when he completed his
| biannual CAP mountain qualification. He demonstrated his competence by
| becoming a CAP check pilot. He demonstrated his competence by maintaining
| his BFR on a yearly basis, and he demonstrated his competence on a monthly
| basis in order to be qualified to fly the type of mission he was flying.

You be frothing now lamer.
He demonstrated his competence when he
He demonstrated his competence when he
He demonstrated his competence when he
He demonstrated his competence when he
He demonstrated his competence when he
He demonstrated his competence when he
you sound stuck.

|
| James Henderson gave his life trying to save the life of a kid who was
lost
| in the mountains. He gave his live as a part of a volunteer organization
| that helps thousands of people each year, saves dozens of lives, and
teaches
| tens of thousands of kids respect, community involvement, and aviation.
As
| a part of that organization, James Henderson donated a considerable amount
| of time , his money, and his skills. This is an organization that Mr.
Haas
| proved he has too much ego to be a part. Now he wants to try and belittle
| James Henderson and that organization as he tries to pretend he is a more
| competent and experienced pilot who never does anything stupid. So draw
| your own conclusions. The one I have is that Mr. Haas is nothing more
than
| a blowhard piece of human filth who needs to cast disparity on those who
are
| better than he is in order to inflate his already enormous ego. YMMV.

Wow man, you like needed a flag flying and some music to with that one man.
Man, that was like beautiful, man.

"Mike" nospam@ microsoft.com wrote in message
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|
| I'm only pointing out that in all likelihood, both pilots were far more
| competent and experienced than you will probably ever become in the rest
of
| your pathetic life.

No your not, you're just spouting out like a little kid. You know nothing
about Ben, what's all this probably ****?


| I'm sure the looking through your own distorted version of reality, few
| measure up to the vast experience and competency you've demonstrated, eh?

Your the cross eyed lamer in rose colored glassed here, boi.


|
| I do make 6 figures, sunshine.

Prove it lamer. You act like a janitor around here. I bet you don't even
fly.

"Mike" nospam@ microsoft.com wrote in message
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| "romeomike" wrote in message
| ...
| Mike wrote:
|
|
| James Henderson gave his life trying to save the life of a kid who was
| lost in the mountains.
|
| I have no disrespect for the man or the CAP, but I'm curious as to what,
| in your opinion, was the cause of those poor souls losing their lives?
|
| I don't care to speculate because too many variables exist to make any
sort
| of meaningful determination.

Whaaaaaaaaaa! Speculate is all you do in any thread, Mikey Mouth.


It's quite possible that Lt. Col Henderson
| encountered conditions that few pilots could have ever recovered.
Mountain
| flying is hazardous under the best of conditions, and they certainly
didn't
| have the best of conditions that day. Sparky Imeson crashed just a few
| months ago while giving instruction. That sure as hell doesn't mean that
| Mr. Haas is a better, more competent, more experienced, or smarter pilot
| than he is simply because he has never faced similar consequences,

Nor does it prove that he is not, dumb ass.

"Mike" nospam@ microsoft.com wrote in message
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|
| No doubt. That's because you choose to spam most of your replies with the
| web site of your half-fast business, Benny, so it wouldn't make much sense
| for you to do anything differently now would it?
|

That's what this is really all about, isn't it. Your just jealous of Ben
accomplishments. Just like Bertie is of Jay.

"Mick" #$$#@%%%.^^^ wrote in message
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"Mike" nospam@ microsoft.com wrote in message
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|
| I'm only pointing out that in all likelihood, both pilots were far more
| competent and experienced than you will probably ever become in the rest
of
| your pathetic life.

No your not, you're just spouting out like a little kid. You know nothing
about Ben, what's all this probably ****?

There's something called the FAA airmen certificate database, Okie. Since
you're not a pilot, you obviously know nothing about it.

| I'm sure the looking through your own distorted version of reality, few
| measure up to the vast experience and competency you've demonstrated,
eh?

Your the cross eyed lamer in rose colored glassed here, boi.

I'm not sure what your subliterate Okie mind is trying to convey here,
Maxie, but you are my cross eyed lamer.

| I do make 6 figures, sunshine.

Prove it lamer. You act like a janitor around here. I bet you don't even
fly.

The average FAA employee makes 6 figures, Okie, and I'm well above average.

Now how about you, Maxie? The average Okie makes around $30K and you're
obviously well below average. How's the soup lines?

"Mike" nospam@ microsoft.com wrote in message
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| "Mick" #$$#@%%%.^^^ wrote in message
| ...
|
| "Mike" nospam@ microsoft.com wrote in message
| ...
| |
| | I'm only pointing out that in all likelihood, both pilots were far
more
| | competent and experienced than you will probably ever become in the
rest
| of
| | your pathetic life.
|
| No your not, you're just spouting out like a little kid. You know
nothing
| about Ben, what's all this probably ****?
|
| There's something called the FAA airmen certificate database, Okie. Since
| you're not a pilot, you obviously know nothing about it.
|
| | I'm sure the looking through your own distorted version of reality,
few
| | measure up to the vast experience and competency you've demonstrated,
| eh?
|
| Your the cross eyed lamer in rose colored glassed here, boi.
|
| I'm not sure what your subliterate Okie mind is trying to convey here,
| Maxie, but you are my cross eyed lamer.
|
| | I do make 6 figures, sunshine.
|
| Prove it lamer. You act like a janitor around here. I bet you don't even
| fly.
|
| The average FAA employee makes 6 figures, Okie, and I'm well above
average.
|
| Now how about you, Maxie? The average Okie makes around $30K and you're
| obviously well below average. How's the soup lines?
|


Keep lying lamer, it's all ya got.

"Mike" nospam@ microsoft.com wrote in message
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|
| The average FAA employee makes 6 figures, Okie, and I'm well above
average.
|
| Now how about you, Maxie? The average Okie makes around $30K and you're
| obviously well below average. How's the soup lines?
|

I'm sure the way you lie, embellish, and whine, you are anything but above
average.

You're just a whiney CAPer, and a government mule to boot. You obviously too
stupid to be much of a pilot, if any.

"Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message
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| "Mike" nospam@ microsoft.com wrote in
| :
|
| "Jim Logajan" wrote in message
| .. .
| "Mike" nospam@ microsoft.com wrote:
| ...
| anyone using the generic "nospam@ microsoft.com" in the email field
| ...
|
| That's not the proper "generic" way to do what you want. RFC 2606
| outlines best practices - and has for the last 9 years. If you want
| to use an invalid address, use something like lid.
| The address you are using would, if it does anything, cause some
| extra spam to flow toward Microsoft's e-mail servers.
|
| Well, also sometimes I don't hold my pinky out when I'm drinking tea.
|
|
|
| Savage
|
| Bertie

You two need to get a room. But I bet you already have one. Is Mikey Mouth
the wife you often fantasize about Bertrice?

"Mick" #$$#@%%%.^^^ wrote in message
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"Mike" nospam@ microsoft.com wrote in message
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|
| The average FAA employee makes 6 figures, Okie, and I'm well above
average.
|
| Now how about you, Maxie? The average Okie makes around $30K and you're
| obviously well below average. How's the soup lines?
|

I'm sure the way you lie, embellish, and whine, you are anything but above
average.

You're just a whiney CAPer, and a government mule to boot. You obviously
too
stupid to be much of a pilot, if any.

....sez the perennial whining Okie MSFS "pilot".