Re: So tell us, Billl ....

On Jul 7, 4:07 pm, nob...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Bill Z.) wrote:
> Stan de SD <StanD...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
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> > On Jul 7, 9:50 am, nob...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Bill Z.) wrote:
> > > Stan de SD <StanD...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
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> > > > On Jul 6, 8:55 pm, nob...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Bill Z.) wrote:
> > > > > What did you do on the airplane?  Did you pilot the plane,
navigate,
> > > > > run the radio, or where you just a passenger being taken from
one
> > > > > place to another to serve some function on the ground?
>
> > > > AFSC 11450 - C141B Aircraft Loadmaster. If you were half the whiz
you
> > > > pretend to be, you could probably find my pics archived somewhere.
>
> > > ROTLFMAO.  So your "flight time" was basically to move you from one
> > > spot to another where you were basically part of the ground crew.
>
> > Wrong, retard. I was an aircrew member in an aircrew AFSC performing
> > flight-related duties and logging flying time.
>
> ROTFLMAO.  A stewardess is part of an airline crew.  Now, if someone
> claimed 2600 hours of flight time on usenet, only for us to discover
> later that the "flight time" was spent walking up and down the aisle
> serving coke and warmed-over fat burgers, what do you think the
> reaction would be?
>
>
>
> > It only "seems" to have been as a passenger to clueless idiots like
> > you.
>
> You said "loadmaster", not "navigator" or "radio operator".  Sounds
> like a ground function to me.  Now, what did you do that helped keep
> the plane in the air?  Be specific.
>
>
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> > > I don't know any pilot who claims flight time for hours spent
sitting
> > > in economy class on United, trying as that might be.
>
> > Never claimed to be a pilot, Bill. Once again, you can't base
> > everything on what you see on TV.
>
> See on TV???  When people talk about "flight time", they generally
> mean they were helping to fly the plane.  Face it, you posted
> statments that were obviously misleading given how a casual reader
> would interpret them.
>

Your stupidity is astounding matched only by the emptiness between you
ears.