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Rob Arndt wrote in
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> On Jan 26, 3:56�pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
>> John Doe wrote
>> innews:xoLmj.4055$J41.508@newssvr
> 14.news.prodigy.net:
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>> > Very active regular troll always with at least one target
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>> Oh at least.
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>> Bertie
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>> > From: Bertie the Bunyip Newsgroups: rec.aviation.military
>> > Subject: Re: Hangovers and Oxygen
>> > Date: Wed, 26 Dec 2007 10:44:42 +0000 (UTC)
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>> > "Ken S. Tucker" wrote in
>> > news:885ce1c1-e5b5-423d-ab67-4413651a1e6b
>> > s8g2000prg.googlegroups.com:
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>> >> On Dec 25, 1:50 pm, Ed Rasimus
>> >> wrote:
>> >>> On Tue, 25 Dec 2007 11:33:00 -0700, "Leadfoot"
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>> >>> wrote:
>> >>> >IIRC, the pressurization of most aircraft I flew topped out
>> >>> >> at about an 8,000 ft pressure level in the cockpit.
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>> >>> >> The only physiological impact is drying of the skin and
>> >>> >> membranes, since it reduces the relative humidity (that's why
>> >>> >> you get the condensation cloud if you have a rapid
>> >>> >> decompression.)
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>> >>> >It's also why the airlines give passengers something to drink
>> >>> >while flying so they don't arrive dehydrated at their
>> >>> >destination.
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>> >>> It must be a while since you've been flying on the
>> >>> airlines...they seldom "give" anyone anything, let alone a
>> >>> "drink". Those were the good old days.
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>> >>> Remember airline meals with cocktails, real silverware, those
>> >>> trays with compartments for four courses? Then they added the
>> >>> charge for drinks (and they never had change for a ten...), then
>> >>> plastic cutlery (oxymoron of the highest order), then dinners
>> >>> were reduced to sandwiches, then snacks, then little bags of
>> >>> peanuts and now you get absolutely nothing unless you buy it.
>> >>> Have your credit card ready, they still don't make change.
>>
>> >>> But at least you get to walk around barefoot in the terminal
>> >>> holding up your pants with one hand and your boarding pass,
>> >>> picture ID, all the stuff in your pockets, your computer, your
>> >>> cell phone and your carry-on bag in the other. Try to retain your
>> >>> dignity while you deal with the 85 IQ rent-a-cop who is
>> >>> protecting the flight from a terrorist blonde with a tube of
>> >>> smuggled lip-gloss.
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>> >>> Anything that doesn't have an ocean crossing involved is now a
>> >>> road-trip for me.
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>> >> LOL Ed. I just remind myself we're at war and anything I
>> >> can do to expedite the security process I do,
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>> > So, what, you declare your squirrel rifle when you board an
>> > airliner?
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>> > �and think
>> >> of the inconvenience of the fella's overseas.
>> >> Things have changed. Used to be when we crossed the
>> >> US/canada border the customs fella's would greet with an
>> >> attitude like, "hi, how are you folks today", not now, they
>> >> are very strict, and who can blame them.
>>
>> > Well, they prolly remember what happened last time you went across.
>>
>> > Once bitten..
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> Keep posting, you're only helping me :)
>
I think these words may come back to haut you Robbis.
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