SMS wrote in
news:bhxTj.1680$nW2.1356@nlpi064.nbdc.sbc.com:
> Benjamin Dover wrote:
>
>> One of the safest bets in the world is to bet that anything Chilly8
>> puts out on usenet is wrong. He is a total moron.
>
> Yes, I now realize this. He also was incorrect about flights to China
> a while back.
>
> What's his reason for posting all this incorrect information? Is there
> some agenda, or is he really just clueless, i.e. another Rod Speed.
>
Good question. I think either he is kid playing with is parent's computer
when they are not looking or has a severe developmental mental problem. In
either case, he apparently gets his thrills by seeing his name on the
newsgroup.
People have tried to point out his mistakes, but he isn't capable of
learning. For example, when he first started posting erroneous information
about aircraft range, he would argue with them. In one case, he claimed
that a 747 couldn't go non-stop from New York to Seoul. When he was told
that Korean Airlines actually flew such a flight, he argued that the
information was wrong because Ultimate Traffic, an add-on to Microsoft
Flight Simulator, didn't show the flight. He's also makes the ridiculous
claim that a 747 can't take off on a 10,500' runway as it is to short even
after its beein pointed out to him that if that were true, no one could be
flying a 747 as the Boeing factory which does the final assembly on the 747
is located at Paine Field in the state of Washington and the longest runway
there is less than 10,000'.
The only reason I bother to cut him down is that there are people who read
this news group who genuinely do not know and would believe his nonsense
until they are shown how he doesn't know shit from shinola when it comes to
just about everything in real life.
The other idiots who post here from time to time and also don't know shit
from shinola are Charles Newman, aka the Chucky Monster, and Anthony
Atkielski, aka MXSmanic. The three of them all seem to think that their
main goal in life is to subtract from the sum total of human knowledge and
try desperately to achieve that goal.
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