First Man on Mars

From: nt (Krztalizer)

I thought the Germans got there first, in an F-106?

No that was tarver in an optical nuke powered F-106 with pitot ports instead of
pitot tubes, recoiless rifles, thermocouples in series, DC generator, P1T0 and
F-18 throttle lifts.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

"B2431" wrote in message
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From: nt (Krztalizer)

I thought the Germans got there first, in an F-106?

No that was tarver in an optical nuke powered F-106 with pitot ports

I never made any claim of F-106s with pitot ports. In fact, I am clearly on
record posting about the pitot tube covers that kept mud bees from building
houses in our F-106 pitot tubes. I kind of felt sorry for the airman
sitting out on the hot Fresno ramp waiting for the thing to cool off.

Why did you go from discovering the logical paradox of the Knoyle archive
troll, to out and out lying, Dan?

No that was tarver in an optical nuke powered F-106 with pitot ports instead
of
pitot tubes, recoiless rifles, thermocouples in series, DC generator, P1T0
and
F-18 throttle lifts.


.....and splaps, too, right?

"Krztalizer" wrote in message
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No that was tarver in an optical nuke powered F-106 with pitot ports
instead
of
pitot tubes, recoiless rifles, thermocouples in series, DC generator,
P1T0
and
F-18 throttle lifts.


....and splaps, too, right?

How are those "half Jews" doing?

Date: 2/19/2004 4:15 PM Central Standard Time
Message-id:


No that was tarver in an optical nuke powered F-106 with pitot ports instead
of
pitot tubes, recoiless rifles, thermocouples in series, DC generator, P1T0
and
F-18 throttle lifts.


....and splaps, too, right?

Correct, gotta have that "yaw control" they provide.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

"B2431" wrote in message
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Date: 2/19/2004 4:15 PM Central Standard Time
Message-id:


No that was tarver in an optical nuke powered F-106 with pitot ports
instead
of
pitot tubes, recoiless rifles, thermocouples in series, DC generator,
P1T0
and
F-18 throttle lifts.


....and splaps, too, right?

Correct, gotta have that "yaw control" they provide.

Absolutely.