Scottie Sighting

In article ,
(Jeff Davis) wrote:

In article ,
Alan Baker wrote:

There is no mass change. There is a *rate* of mass flow which is being
changed by a constant velocity.

Klaus was talking about a change in mass. You brought up the airplane
wing. I asked you where the mass change was. Now you're countering with
nonsense. The truth is there is no change in the mass of the given body
of air. Velocity sure as **** isn't constant. The velocity of the air
mass on top of the wing is much greater than the velocity of the air mass
below the wing. The ideal gas law accounts for the decrease in pressure
on the upper surface of the wing. The pressure of the air below the wing
provides the lift necessary, (given sufficient velocity), for flight.

That's a fact Jack- that anybody in the Jackson Hole Air Force knows.
This is like kicking puppies, and you continue to type vacuous dreck.

LOL

Sorry, Jeff. But I am 100% right about this and you...

....just don't have a clue.

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In article ,
(Jeff Davis) wrote:

In article om,
Richard Henry wrote:

reinserted context

The velocity of the air
mass on top of the wing is much greater than the velocity of the air mass
below the wing. The ideal gas law accounts for the decrease in pressure
on the upper surface of the wing. The pressure of the air below the wing
provides the lift necessary, (given sufficient velocity), for flight.

http://www.blueangels.navy.mil/image...2007-ba_10.jpg

And the thrust of your argument is... ?

That if speed over the top surface was all that matter, the aircraft he
showed you would be plummeting from the sky...

BTW, I note that you snipped your explanation of lift to try and look
clever.

I reinserted it for you.

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"The iPhone doesn't have a speaker phone" -- "I checked very carefully" --
"I checked Apple's web pages" -- Edwin on the iPhone and how he missed
the demo of the iPhone speakerphone.

In article ,
(Jeff Davis) wrote:

In article ,
Alan Baker wrote:
In article ,
(Jeff Davis) wrote:

It's libel to publish falsehoods in an attempt to besmirch my charater.

I've made no such attempt.

You stated I was neither honest nor ethical. I suggest you give the Mayor
of Jackson, Wyoming a call. He just shook my hand, and I explained the
situation. It was good for a belly laugh. I'm just killing time before the
fundraiser.

Sure he did...

I stated I don't believe you and Scott met and I don't believe it.

Don't like it: too bad.

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"The iPhone doesn't have a speaker phone" -- "I checked very carefully" --
"I checked Apple's web pages" -- Edwin on the iPhone and how he missed
the demo of the iPhone speakerphone.

In article ,
(Jeff Davis) wrote:

In article ,
Alan Baker wrote:

Address the question that was asked, at least.

You mean the one where I'm supposed to read Abraham's mind? Do you claim
that power and expect me to believe as you do?

No mind reading was required. The question was whether an English
sentence constituted a threat.

Once again, you've snipped all context to try an look brighter than you
are.

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"The iPhone doesn't have a speaker phone" -- "I checked very carefully" --
"I checked Apple's web pages" -- Edwin on the iPhone and how he missed
the demo of the iPhone speakerphone.

In article ,
(Jeff Davis) wrote:

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Alan Baker wrote:
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(Jeff Davis) wrote:

Spoken like a true skeptic, you nihilistic son of a bitch. We have
delusion, denial, and possibly narcissism. Any neuroses I've missed?

You're doing fine making up a nice list.

So you corraborate the neuroses of delusion, denial, and possible
narcissism. That's a good start Al. The first step is always to
admit you have a problem. Kudos.

I corroborate (notice the correct spelling) nothing. You're "making up"
-- i.e. inventing from your own imagination -- a nice list.

That's all.

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"The iPhone doesn't have a speaker phone" -- "I checked very carefully" --
"I checked Apple's web pages" -- Edwin on the iPhone and how he missed
the demo of the iPhone speakerphone.

Yabahoobs wrote:

On Feb 22, 5:12 pm, (Jeff Davis) wrote:

Sven Golly wrote:

I think he fishes, hunts and jetskis a little. I don't know anything
about Fred Gwynne.

I've yet to meet a professional athelete active in the NFL or MLB that
didn't have a, "No Skiing," Clause in their contract.

Is this where you claim to have personally meet a few active NFL / MLB
players ?

Ooooh, I forgot. I met Ernie Banks and Rosey Grier at the La Canada Country
Club and talked to Steve Garvey on the phone. Yes, indeed, I've led a rich,
full life...

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Cheers,
Bev
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"People are too stupid to realize they are."
--JoHn DoH KeLm

On Fri, 09 Feb 2007 00:09:04 -0000, (Jeff Davis)
wrote:

I actually met that Scott guy you guys are always bitching about.
He didn't seem psychotic to me. I think he likes to **** with stupid
people though. A psychological warefare thing, maybe.

Whatever. This is the lamest thread I've seen here in a while, but my
reader says it's up to 499 posts, so I wanted to be #500 and say this
is a ****ty, ****ty thread.

bw

Jeff Davis wrote:
In article ,
Alan Baker wrote:

Actually, I own. A nice (albeit small) condo in Vancouver.
Outright.


I don't see what all the dick whipping is about.

You said it wasn't worth suing him. He's saying he has assets so bring
it on.

If you want to libel
me and hide behind the Canadian border, it substatiates Abraham's
position you have no balls. Oh yeah, you need a comma between
albeit and small.

No, you don't.

bdubya wrote:
On Fri, 09 Feb 2007 00:09:04 -0000, (Jeff Davis)
wrote:

I actually met that Scott guy you guys are always bitching about.
He didn't seem psychotic to me. I think he likes to **** with stupid
people though. A psychological warefare thing, maybe.

Whatever. This is the lamest thread I've seen here in a while, but my
reader says it's up to 499 posts, so I wanted to be #500 and say this
is a ****ty, ****ty thread.

I have to agree with you here, b dub.

Ya know what's particularly sad? In the seven years or so that I've
been aware of this little soap opera, this is the first time that the
plot has advanced at all. Granted, it's not much of a plot development,
but it's the only movement so far this century.

How can so many people get so wrapped up in a drama where *nothing* ever
happens? Is that you behind this, Mr Beckett?

//Walt

On Feb 22, 10:34 pm, The Real Bev wrote:
Yabahoobs wrote:
On Feb 22, 5:12 pm, (Jeff Davis) wrote:

Sven Golly wrote:

I think he fishes, hunts and jetskis a little. I don't know anything
about Fred Gwynne.

I've yet to meet a professional athelete active in the NFL or MLB that
didn't have a, "No Skiing," Clause in their contract.

Is this where you claim to have personally meet a few active NFL / MLB
players ?

Ooooh, I forgot. I met Ernie Banks and Rosey Grier at the La Canada Country
Club and talked to Steve Garvey on the phone. Yes, indeed, I've led a rich,
full life...

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Cheers,
Bev
============================================
"People are too stupid to realize they are."
--JoHn DoH KeLm

I got into the NY Yankee Clubhouse in 1964. A friend of mine's father
worked with Clete Boyer on Shirt Endorsements. I met Mickey Mantle,
Roger Maris, Bobby Richardson, Joe Pepitone, Yogi Berra, Jim Bouton,
Hector Lopez, Elston Howard etc. In fact I also lived just a 1/2 mile
away from Ralph Houk the manager. Does this make me important?