What about airplanes?

I specifically wanted to know the model name, as Cessna did not make a 176.

ok. doesn't change the fact that he's a pilot.

The pilot of a non-existent aircraft. Right.  :roll:

A pilot knows what type of aircraft he flies.  It's kind of important.

A pilot knows what type of aircraft he flies.  It's kind of important.

I'm not a pilot

said pilot is not actually standing next to me at the moment

I'm going off the conversation I had with him, I do not remember word for word what he says about his plane. like I said, its a pissing contest. I've got a licensed pilot telling me one thing and a random guy on a message board telling me I have imaginary friends

not worth arguing

because I JUST talked to one to assure that my statement was correct

Short memory, huh?

Quote from: "BobDole"

because I JUST talked to one to assure that my statement was correct

Short memory, huh?

yes, very short

you're going nowhere with this argument..... I can see why you're so vehement about arguing the earth is flat, when it is not. because you also like to argue that I didn't speak to a pilot, when I did

does the sky not refract light in a blueish fashion on most occasions?

Quote from: "TheEngineer"

A pilot knows what type of aircraft he flies.  It's kind of important.

I'm not a pilot

said pilot is not actually standing next to me at the moment

I'm going off the conversation I had with him, I do not remember word for word what he says about his plane. like I said, its a pissing contest. I've got a licensed pilot telling me one thing and a random guy on a message board telling me I have imaginary friends

not worth arguing

D1A - 0
FES - 1

Owned.

I'm not a pilot

said pilot is not actually standing next to me at the moment

I'm going off the conversation I had with him, I do not remember word for word what he says about his plane. like I said, its a pissing contest. I've got a licensed pilot telling me one thing and a a licensed pilot on a message board telling me another

not worth arguing

fixed.

:lol:

Dole...give up for God's sake. This is generally the time when you should concede to the point which you've obviously lost.

~D-Draw

:lol:

Dole...give up for God's sake. This is generally the time when you should concede to the point which you've obviously lost.

~D-Draw

yeah of course I lost to a guy who has most posts than me, HE must be the correct one

I LOL @ how tightly you guys cling to his response like the gospel, and totally shun my responses because they are the ravings of a madman

Quote from: "DiegoDraw"

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Dole...give up for God's sake. This is generally the time when you should concede to the point which you've obviously lost.

~D-Draw

yeah of course I lost to a guy who has most posts than me, HE must be the correct one

I LOL @ how tightly you guys cling to his response like the gospel, and totally shun my responses because they are the ravings of a madman

I cling to Hall of Famers at D1A as fact.  

Hall of Famers > Recruits

I am an aerospace engineer, and let me tell you planes dont actually fly at all, they repel earth which causes an inherant negative stability in the controlls. planes cant fly in staight lines, Helicopters are a differnt story the gyroscopic precession they create must be countered by the tail rotor, which in turn creats a sidways slip from the thrust, but i think the pilots are still in on it, which explains why the act so strange..

yeah of course I lost to a guy who has most posts than me, HE must be the correct one

I LOL @ how tightly you guys cling to his response like the gospel, and totally shun my responses because they are the ravings of a madman

A) I trust him far more than you.

B) Logically, while I'm no pilot, what you say makes far less sense than the points TheEngineer is bringing up.

C) You've lost even more credibility by refusing to concede to the point that you've obviously lost at.

~D-Draw

and totally shun my responses because they are the ravings of a madman

seems like a reasonable course of action to me..

I am an aerospace engineer, and let me tell you planes dont actually fly at all, they repel earth which causes an inherant negative stability in the controlls. planes cant fly in staight lines.  

I'm going to trust that you are an engineer simply because of the spelling errors.  Tell me more about this straight line thing, though, it sounds interesting.