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Old October 2nd 03, 10:30 PM
Deputy Dog
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Jimbob:

Have you been flying high in Arial without proper oxygen? Fried 'dat
brain again?

A missed approach only applies to instrument flying. You been doin
dat also??

It's a LOW APPROACH. - Get out dem readin glasses and reads dat AIM
sometime so you can gets some edumacation.

Keep actin dat way an folks gonna think you bees a dumb ol surveyer!

-Deputy Dog

at first approach is Missed Approach. Dancin on clouds
Keep it up!

Jim Culp USA
GatorCity Florida



 




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