"DSK" wrote in message news:%YpWc.8290

What an intelligent, well-thought-out, logical, and well documented reply!

Well, I've tried intelligent, thought-out, and logical, but it doesn't seem
to work too well around here -- mostly, I note, with folks whose last name
starts with the letter K. :-)

"John Gaquin" wrote in message ...
"Harry Krause" wrote in message

Uh-huh. Must be a bitch, spening one's life rationalizing Bush's
screw-ups and failures.

Bingo!!!

We know you've run out of material when we get standard retort (C).

LOL

Same could be said about you, and YOUR standard retort, which is, of
course, that childish LOL crap.

"basskisser" wrote in message
om...
"John Gaquin" wrote in message
...
"Harry Krause" wrote in message

Uh-huh. Must be a bitch, spening one's life rationalizing Bush's
screw-ups and failures.

Bingo!!!

We know you've run out of material when we get standard retort (C).

LOL

Same could be said about you, and YOUR standard retort, which is, of
course, that childish LOL crap.

Why is saying LOL childish to you? Don't you ever laugh out loud? Or are
children the only ones in your house permitted to laugh?

John Gaquin wrote:
Well, I've tried intelligent, thought-out, and logical,

You have? I missed it... all I've seen from you is mindless repitition
of the Bush-Cheeny cheerleader song.

.... but it doesn't seem
to work too well around here -- mostly, I note, with folks whose last name
starts with the letter K. :-)

My my what a clever little fellow you are.

DSK

"DSK" wrote in message news:2XsWc.8950

You have? I missed it...

No shock here...


My my what a clever little fellow you are.

Yes, I've had a gold star on my forehead since 1952.

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
John Gaquin wrote:

"basskisser" wrote in message

Please show the last time a passenger airliner, with crew training and
equipment standards up to date crashed into a highrise building.

High-rises and mountains are somewhat similar in aviation, in that they
are
both large, tall, and easy to miss - one would think. They both become
more
crucial when taking off or landing, as these activities bring you
closer,
with less 'wiggle room'.

The following rough list for the most part contains only accidents
involving
substantial loss of life. There have been some others.


1992 El Al 747 impacted an apartment building in Amsterdam.

1995 Dec. 20, nr. Cali, Colombia: American Airlines Boeing 757 crashed
in
Andean Mountains.

1996 Feb. 29, near Arequipa, Peru: Faucett Airline Boeing 737 crashed
into
mountain as it prepared to land.


1998 Feb. 2, Mindanao, Philippines: Cebu Pacific Air DC-9 crashed
into a
mountain;


2003 Feb. 19, nr. Shahdad, Iran: Iranian military Ilyushin Il-76MD
crashed in the Sirach Mountains. All 276 on board were killed.



In the last 50 years, please list those modern passenger airliners flown
by a major US=flag airline that on a bright, sunny day, crashed into a
major office building in a major US city.

Start your list he


Close enough Aeromexico in to Cerritos, Calif.

"Calif Bill" wrote in message thlink.net...
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
John Gaquin wrote:

"basskisser" wrote in message

Please show the last time a passenger airliner, with crew training and
equipment standards up to date crashed into a highrise building.

High-rises and mountains are somewhat similar in aviation, in that they
are
both large, tall, and easy to miss - one would think. They both become
more
crucial when taking off or landing, as these activities bring you
closer,
with less 'wiggle room'.

The following rough list for the most part contains only accidents
involving
substantial loss of life. There have been some others.


1992 El Al 747 impacted an apartment building in Amsterdam.

1995 Dec. 20, nr. Cali, Colombia: American Airlines Boeing 757 crashed
in
Andean Mountains.

1996 Feb. 29, near Arequipa, Peru: Faucett Airline Boeing 737 crashed
into
mountain as it prepared to land.


1998 Feb. 2, Mindanao, Philippines: Cebu Pacific Air DC-9 crashed
into a
mountain;


2003 Feb. 19, nr. Shahdad, Iran: Iranian military Ilyushin Il-76MD
crashed in the Sirach Mountains. All 276 on board were killed.



In the last 50 years, please list those modern passenger airliners flown
by a major US=flag airline that on a bright, sunny day, crashed into a
major office building in a major US city.

Start your list he


Close enough Aeromexico in to Cerritos, Calif.

Aeromexico is a U.S. owned airline????

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
Calif Bill wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
John Gaquin wrote:

"basskisser" wrote in message

Please show the last time a passenger airliner, with crew training
and
equipment standards up to date crashed into a highrise building.

High-rises and mountains are somewhat similar in aviation, in that
they
are
both large, tall, and easy to miss - one would think. They both
become
more
crucial when taking off or landing, as these activities bring you
closer,
with less 'wiggle room'.

The following rough list for the most part contains only accidents
involving
substantial loss of life. There have been some others.


1992 El Al 747 impacted an apartment building in Amsterdam.

1995 Dec. 20, nr. Cali, Colombia: American Airlines Boeing 757
crashed
in
Andean Mountains.

1996 Feb. 29, near Arequipa, Peru: Faucett Airline Boeing 737
crashed
into
mountain as it prepared to land.


1998 Feb. 2, Mindanao, Philippines: Cebu Pacific Air DC-9 crashed
into a
mountain;


2003 Feb. 19, nr. Shahdad, Iran: Iranian military Ilyushin Il-76MD
crashed in the Sirach Mountains. All 276 on board were killed.



In the last 50 years, please list those modern passenger airliners
flown
by a major US=flag airline that on a bright, sunny day, crashed into a
major office building in a major US city.

Start your list he


Close enough Aeromexico in to Cerritos, Calif.



Ah, yes...Aeromexico, a well-known "US-flag" airline.

Just very Southern Calif. airline. And it flies in and out as much as any
US airline.

"basskisser" wrote in message
om...
"Calif Bill" wrote in message
thlink.net...
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
John Gaquin wrote:

"basskisser" wrote in message

Please show the last time a passenger airliner, with crew training
and
equipment standards up to date crashed into a highrise building.

High-rises and mountains are somewhat similar in aviation, in that
they
are
both large, tall, and easy to miss - one would think. They both
become
more
crucial when taking off or landing, as these activities bring you
closer,
with less 'wiggle room'.

The following rough list for the most part contains only accidents
involving
substantial loss of life. There have been some others.


1992 El Al 747 impacted an apartment building in Amsterdam.

1995 Dec. 20, nr. Cali, Colombia: American Airlines Boeing 757
crashed
in
Andean Mountains.

1996 Feb. 29, near Arequipa, Peru: Faucett Airline Boeing 737
crashed
into
mountain as it prepared to land.


1998 Feb. 2, Mindanao, Philippines: Cebu Pacific Air DC-9 crashed
into a
mountain;


2003 Feb. 19, nr. Shahdad, Iran: Iranian military Ilyushin
Il-76MD
crashed in the Sirach Mountains. All 276 on board were killed.



In the last 50 years, please list those modern passenger airliners
flown
by a major US=flag airline that on a bright, sunny day, crashed into a
major office building in a major US city.

Start your list he


Close enough Aeromexico in to Cerritos, Calif.

Aeromexico is a U.S. owned airline????

Close enough. More Mexican's in Calif than rednecks in Atlanta.

On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 10:12:12 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:


Two on the same day? Into adjacent buildings? And the idiot known as
George W. Bush kept on reading to the kids? After he was told?

It took awhile for it to sink in for everybody you ignorant fool.