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Old February 12th 12, 04:14 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Brad[_2_]
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On Feb 11, 4:31*pm, wrote:
Massive trolling aside on this thread.... Hank, let them use the AH. Darwinism will kick in. There is a very good chance (as Richard and others mentioned earlier) that inexperienced and/or untrained IFR pilots going into these conditions will probably exit the clouds in a wingless glider. Lawn dart material. Problem solved. We won't have to read their comments any more. ;-)
Craig


Nice post Craig. Maybe some of the younger pilots who didn't grow up
in the bad old days of soaring and want to embrace modern technology
will rip their in-experienced wings off and die as their gliders lawn
darts into the ground. Just think how happy you'll be to not have to
read their trolling posts anymore.

Brilliant, simply brilliant.

Brad
 




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