On Fri, 21 Dec 2007 08:38:17 +1300, Greg Procter
wrote:
:>"Mr. Travel" wrote:
:>>
:>> Greg Procter wrote:
:>>
:>> > Sarah Czepiel wrote:
:>> >
:>> >>On Thu, 20 Dec 2007 12:54:20 +1300, Greg Procter
:>> >>wrote:
:>> >>
:>> >>:>Craig Welch wrote:
:>> >>:>>
:>> >>:>> Greg Procter said:
:>> >>:>>
:>> >>:>> >"Mr. Travel" wrote:
:>> >>:>>
:>> >>:>> >> Maybe Proggie's daughter knows it?
:>> >>:>> >> After all, doesn't she fly the 707, 727, 737, 747, 757, 767, 777, 787,
:>> >>:>> >> 310, 380, A4, B17, KC-135,
:>> >>:>> >
:>> >>:>> >You've placed yourself firmly in the liars camp with that imaginary
:>> >>:>> >story.
:>> >>:>>
:>> >>:>> Liar? How can he be held a liar by asking a question?
:>> >>:>
:>> >>:>He implied that my daughter had flown a long list of aircraft without
:>> >>:>any knowledge of the subject.
:>> >>
:>> >>Actually he questioned you doing just that.
:>> >
:>> >
:>> >
:>> > I never said what aircraft my daughter has flown.
:>>
:>> If you were clear on which aircraft, I wouldn't have asked the question.
:>
:>
:>Hmmm, so you're saying that if I had said that I know ... then you
:>wouldn't have asked, but as I said I didn't know precisely, you demanded
:>a precise answer.
:>That either makes you an idiot or an obnoxious pratt.
:>
:>> However, I recall you had mentioned something about 737, 747 (joke?), an
:>> d "jumbo jets"
:>
:>I doubt that the "an> d " should be in there. Air New Zealand did have
:>DC10s but I think they were all sold long before my daughter joined Air
:>New Zealand.
She was a stewardess or ticket agent, right? |