An Unexpected Finding Among Commercial Pilots

writes:

... why do you insist on posting to this forum? Are you a
masochist?

No. But I have a great deal of experience dealing with online discussion
forums and I am impervious to personal attacks. I post to and read the
newsgroup because I'm interested in aviation.

If you like getting reamed so much, why don't you just walk into a gay
bar, drop trou, bend over and yell out "take me, I'm yours". That's
pretty much what you are doing posting here on RAP.

Perhaps it seems that way to you, but as I've said, I'm impervious to personal
attacks. Apart from raising the noise level of the newsgroup a bit, they are
insignificant.

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
...
writes:

... why do you insist on posting to this forum? Are you a
masochist?

No. But I have a great deal of experience dealing with online discussion
forums and I am impervious to personal attacks. I post to and read the
newsgroup because I'm interested in aviation.


You're a liar, and anyone that studies your posting habits can easily see
that your only interest is cause confusion and discontent.

"Maxwell" wrote in
:


"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
...
writes:

... why do you insist on posting to this forum? Are you a
masochist?

No. But I have a great deal of experience dealing with online
discussion forums and I am impervious to personal attacks. I post to
and read the newsgroup because I'm interested in aviation.


You're a liar, and anyone that studies your posting habits can easily
see that your only interest is cause confusion and discontent.




Which he's not very good at either.

Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote in
:

writes:

... why do you insist on posting to this forum? Are you a
masochist?

No. But I have a great deal of experience dealing with online
discussion forums and I am impervious to personal attacks.


No, you aren't.


I post to
and read the newsgroup because I'm interested in aviation.


No, you aren't.


If you like getting reamed so much, why don't you just walk into a
gay bar, drop trou, bend over and yell out "take me, I'm yours".
That's pretty much what you are doing posting here on RAP.

Perhaps it seems that way to you, but as I've said, I'm impervious to
personal attacks. Apart from raising the noise level of the newsgroup
a bit, they are insignificant.



No they aren't


Bertie

Mxsmanic wrote:

No. But I have a great deal of experience dealing with online
discussion forums and I am impervious to personal attacks.


With your vast experience could you please point be to one, single online
discussion forum where your opinion is welcome and accepted as having any
merit what so ever?

Gig 601XL Builder writes:

With your vast experience could you please point be to one, single online
discussion forum where your opinion is welcome and accepted as having any
merit what so ever?

Many participants do not express an opinion. One should not assume that those
who yell the loudest are necessarily speaking for the silent majority.

On Thu, 29 Nov 2007 07:24:42 -0800 (PST), javawizard
wrote:

A newspaper reporter discovered that 41 commercial airline pilots in
Minnesota have had their car drivers' licenses revoked due to drunken
driving, yet they are still flying jumbo jets. - from the
Transportation section of www.odd-info.com


What does a car drivers license have to do with flying a jet
transport?


Big John

Big John writes:

What does a car drivers license have to do with flying a jet
transport?

Operating both types of vehicles represent an activity that is seriously
impaired by the use of recreational drugs such as alcohol. And people who are
willing to drive drunk are generally willing to fly drunk as well.

Mxsmanic wrote in
:

Big John writes:

What does a car drivers license have to do with flying a jet
transport?

Operating both types of vehicles represent an activity that is
seriously impaired by the use of recreational drugs such as alcohol.

Or being a fjukkwuit


And people who are willing to drive drunk are generally willing to fly
drunk as well.



Nope


Bertie

On Sat, 01 Dec 2007 16:06:12 +0100, Mxsmanic
wrote:

Big John writes:

What does a car drivers license have to do with flying a jet
transport?

Operating both types of vehicles represent an activity that is seriously
impaired by the use of recreational drugs such as alcohol. And people who are
willing to drive drunk are generally willing to fly drunk as well.


Your an idiot.

You must have some experience with a drinking problem?

I can rinse my mouth out with a mouth wash that contains alcohol and I
then cannot pass the 'breathalizer' test.

If I don't fly (legally) drunk (test does not evaluate your ability to
make correct decisions and act accordingly) what is it of interest
what I do on my time off if I meet the 12 hours from bottle to stick.

You need personal experience (with the use of alcohol which I have) to
comment on the stupid original posting.

Big John