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Re: Pilots-airplanes-landing strips
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Posted by Sloroll on November 15, 2006 at 05:01:24 from (69.66.79.96):
In Reply to: Re: Pilots-airplanes-landing strips posted by T_Bone on November 15, 2006 at 03:36:36:
A bus rolled off a mtside in peru killing 40 odd. I passed at least three fatals on the interstate in the last couple months. A crowd tramples a few to death at a rock concert. A boat goes down drowning several. Don't you watch the news? I guess I believe what you are saying is just as irrational as I'll never take a buss, drive a car or listen to live music again. Lets talk about Christopher Reaves and horses. Everybody has their irrational phobia I suppose. Every body has their time too, even if they just sit on their butts and stare out the window. I am sorry for your friends and I hope the next inconsiderate slob that cuts you off in traffic doesn't leave you and your family in the same mess. No gaurantees.
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