yippeee,, Merry christmas everyone

peanut4040 · Joined: 18 Aug 2007 Posts: 122

I got two helicopters, One I can fly indoors. The other I can fly
everywhere outside except the back yard. Lucky has a problem with me
playing with her doberman and rotweiler, so she banned me from the
back yard. Frankly, I thought they were having as much fun as I was,
running from one bush to another.

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PeterLucas · Joined: 18 Aug 2007 Posts: 27

peanut4040 wrote in
29c6d7fe8751@l32g2000hse.googlegroups.com:

> I got two helicopters, One I can fly indoors. The other I can fly
> everywhere outside except the back yard. Lucky has a problem with me
> playing with her doberman and rotweiler, so she banned me from the
> back yard. Frankly, I thought they were having as much fun as I was,
> running from one bush to another.
>

Don't you 'shave'?

--
Peter Lucas
Brisbane
Australia

Simple Simon met a pie man going to the fair.
Said Simple Simon to the pie man
'What have u got there?'
Said the pie man unto Simon
Pies you dickhead.

brokeneagle · Joined: 18 Aug 2007 Posts: 42

On Dec 26, 6:01 am, PeterLucas wrote:
> peanut4040 wrote in
> 29c6d7fe8...@l32g2000hse.googlegroups.com:
>
> > I got two helicopters, One I can fly indoors. The other I can fly
> > everywhere outside except the back yard. Lucky has a problem with me
> > playing with her doberman and rotweiler, so she banned me from the
> > back yard. Frankly, I thought they were having as much fun as I was,
> > running from one bush to another.
>
> Don't you 'shave'?
>
> --
> Peter Lucas

BWAHAHAHAhahahahahahahaha!!! Do you REALLY wonder/admit to thinking
about that, Peter?

peanut4040 · Joined: 18 Aug 2007 Posts: 122

On Dec 26, 5:54ï¿½pm, brokeneagle wrote:
> On Dec 26, 6:01 am, PeterLucas wrote:
>
> > peanut4040 wrote in
> > 29c6d7fe8...@l32g2000hse.googlegroups.com:
>
> > > I got two helicopters, One I can fly indoors. ï¿½The other I can fly
> > > everywhere outside except the back yard. ï¿½Lucky has a problem with me
> > > playing with her doberman and rotweiler, so she banned me from the
> > > back yard. ï¿½Frankly, I thought they were having as much fun as I was,
> > > running from one bush to another.
>
> > Don't you 'shave'?
>
> > --
> > Peter Lucas
>
> BWAHAHAHAhahahahahahahaha!!! Do you REALLY wonder/admit to thinking
> about that, Peter?

WELLLL,, Lucky don't have a problem anymore... its been 2 days since
christmas,,, and the outdoor Helicopter,,, is guess what trashed,,,

And the indoor one has a piece of tape for the back door trim.

AND I have learned a good lesson about its easier to fly real aircraft
than it is to fly remote control.

brokeneagle · Joined: 18 Aug 2007 Posts: 42

> WELLLL,, Lucky don't have a problem anymore... its been 2 days since
> christmas,,, and the outdoor Helicopter,,, is guess what trashed,,,
>
> And the indoor one has a piece of tape for the back door trim.
>
> AND I have learned a good lesson about its easier to fly real aircraft
> than it is to fly remote control.

...... and easier to fly sober than not.....? (grin) Heerd planes are
easier than choppers, too. Old Melvin (Skydive N. GA.) used to have a
hell of a time, trying to get his chopper up and around obstacles, too-

peanut4040 · Joined: 18 Aug 2007 Posts: 122

> Shit floats----Bragg probably got that rank for having good
> organizational skills,
> most generals have them, their political animals also....Lee was all
> of that but he was smart enough to pick good Cav and or Infantry
> Brigadiers and give them their head.

I agree,,, Jeb Stuart, was one of the damn Best.

Frankly, the south had the skill and ability, led by the best of West
Point. However, they lost the war of "supply" from the industralized
North. The south, could have went Gurella and won that war, but Lee
decided against that. He made the right decision. When you take
everything into account.

If we would not have had the north, building us back up,,,, We would
be not much better than Mexico today. Its a good thing we are a
country of ONE. Thank gawd for Mexico.

peanut4040 · Joined: 18 Aug 2007 Posts: 122

>
> ..... and easier to fly sober than not.....? (grin) Heerd planes are
> easier than choppers, too. Old Melvin (Skydive N. GA.) used to have a
> hell of a time, trying to get his chopper up and around obstacles, too-

GOOD NEWS,,, super glue works wonders on plastic parts. Hopefully I
can find that one missing part on top, and will be terroriaing them
poor dogies again, AFTER Lucky goes to work. AWWW speaking of going
back to work, and this weekend is New years eve at the farm? Wann cum
keep an eye on me for her at the farm this weekend.?

I digress,,,,,Shezam,, you would not believe those big old dogs would
be that scared of flying objects. Those guys won't even go near it
when I crash it next to them.

the unknown flailer · Joined: 18 Aug 2007 Posts: 158

On Dec 27, 7:03 pm, peanut4040 wrote:
> > Shit floats----Bragg probably got that rank for having good
> > organizational skills,
> > most generals have them, their political animals also....Lee was all
> > of that but he was smart enough to pick good Cav and or Infantry
> > Brigadiers and give them their head.
>
> I agree,,, Jeb Stuart, was one of the damn Best.
>
> Frankly, the south had the skill and ability, led by the best of West
> Point. However, they lost the war of "supply" from the industralized
> North. The south, could have went Gurella and won that war, but Lee
> decided against that. He made the right decision. When you take
> everything into account.
>
> If we would not have had the north, building us back up,,,, We would
> be not much better than Mexico today. Its a good thing we are a
> country of ONE. Thank gawd for Mexico.

The assassination of Lincoln really set the reconstruction back.....he
was a great man & would have delt with the south in a fairer manner,
I'm sure. And I

brokeneagle · Joined: 18 Aug 2007 Posts: 42

> GOOD NEWS,,, super glue works wonders on plastic parts. Hopefully I
> can find that one missing part on top, and will be terroriaing them
> poor dogies again, AFTER Lucky goes to work. AWWW speaking of going
> back to work, and this weekend is New years eve at the farm? Wann cum
> keep an eye on me for her at the farm this weekend.?
>
> I digress,,,,,Shezam,, you would not believe those big old dogs would
> be that scared of flying objects. Those guys won't even go near it
> when I crash it next to them.

Keep an eye on yew fer Lucky at th' Farm?
Sheeit. Out of luck there, Nut. Sounds like work, and I ain't up fer
it. I'm off work fer this dadgum weekend; and only raping my Royal
Johnson is at the top of my 'cumming' list.
Good luck in finding yer missing part, there, boy..... 'n yer lucky if
those dogs haven't developed a taste fer yer choppers' missing
piece.....

brokeneagle · Joined: 18 Aug 2007 Posts: 42

On Dec 27, 8:39 pm, peanut4040 wrote:
> > ..... and easier to fly sober than not.....? (grin) Heerd planes are
> > easier than choppers, too. Old Melvin (Skydive N. GA.) used to have a
> > hell of a time, trying to get his chopper up and around obstacles, too-
>
> GOOD NEWS,,, super glue works wonders on plastic parts. Hopefully I
> can find that one missing part on top, and will be terroriaing them
> poor dogies again, AFTER Lucky goes to work. AWWW speaking of going
> back to work, and this weekend is New years eve at the farm? Wann cum
> keep an eye on me for her at the farm this weekend.?
>
> I digress,,,,,Shezam,, you would not believe those big old dogs would
> be that scared of flying objects. Those guys won't even go near it
> when I crash it next to them.

And Happy New Year to all you adrenaline junkies.... (HUG)
BSHFALCFTC... (grin)

brokeneagle · Joined: 18 Aug 2007 Posts: 42

>
> The assassination of Lincoln really set the reconstruction back.....he
> was a great man & would have delt with the south in a fairer manner,
> I'm sure. And I

You ok there, flailer? Not like you not to finish a sentence.
Selective editing, now that's a different matter... (grin)

peanut4040 · Joined: 18 Aug 2007 Posts: 122

> The assassination of Lincoln really set the reconstruction back.....he
> was a great man & would have delt with the south in a fairer manner,
> I'm sure. And I- Hide quoted text -
>

Yeah,,, Booth was part of the insurgency movement to carry on the
war. The country got lucky, in that his groups plans were foiled.
Thank gawd.

Because of Lincolns unfortunate demise,,, we got Pres Johnson (a
southerner) rulled by a pissed off bunch of Northern politicians that
were not part of war. Greed was their relegion. The people that took
part in war on both sides,, were devastated by what they had
witnessed.. The people "hurt" really bad. The northern people (that
experienced war) turned their heads after the war, at what the
politicans did. In all fairness,, they hurt just as badly as the
southerners did. UNFORTUNATELY,,, They (northern politicans) beat
us up pretty bad for about 40 years. War attrocities, from both
sides, made people feel pretty bad. People were in terrible pain.

My thesis, is that during these 40 years, We were still a divided
country. Chuckles, it took 15 years to put the only political arm of
the south (KKK) down. Special note,,, In the beginning, the KKK was
not intended to be a racist organization, but a political organization
against Northern Radical Republicans. Scalawgs and Carpet baggers had
invaded and were stealing land for tax dollars-- backed by northern
opportunist. As time went on, racism became a part of the picture.
Blacks were unfortunately played , or should I say "preyed" on by both
sides.

We did not start thinking again as ONE , Until the north needed a
southerner to stir up some war sentiment against Cuba. Joe Wheeler
(an old man by this time) Was the only general of the old south to
step up to the plate. Good or bad, you make the call, He stirred
up the south in 1898 for the Cuban Police action-- Which in effect
began the healing process for "AMERICA". We were united again.

Not to say that without getting my personal preference in. JOE
WHEELER IS NOT MY FAVORITE PERSON IN SOUTHERN HISTORY. pss,,, not to
piss off his family ,,, I have to live with them down here.

the unknown flailer · Joined: 18 Aug 2007 Posts: 158

On Dec 31, 6:19 pm, peanut4040 wrote:
> > The assassination of Lincoln really set the reconstruction back.....he
> > was a great man & would have delt with the south in a fairer manner,
> > I'm sure. And I- Hide quoted text -
>
> Yeah,,, Booth was part of the insurgency movement to carry on the
> war. The country got lucky, in that his groups plans were foiled.
> Thank gawd.
>
> Because of Lincolns unfortunate demise,,, we got Pres Johnson (a
> southerner) rulled by a pissed off bunch of Northern politicians that
> were not part of war. Greed was their relegion.

Funny how history repeats itself----Greed is again in vogue, not that
it ever went out.....Like the Black Plague it remained in small
pockets only to spring forth again....Look around----ASC, Sky ride,
the Executive Committee, little underachieving rat finks like Jerry K
around DZ's with a gimmick, won't pay for their jumps, won't get a JM
or Instructor endorsements, drink up all the damn beer drive up
inflation tsk tsk tsk ~a reflection on our Country~

Joe Wheeler
> (an old man by this time) Was the only general of the old south to
> step up to the plate. Good or bad, you make the call, He stirred
> up the south in 1898 for the Cuban Police action-- Which in effect
> began the healing process for "AMERICA". We were united again.
>
> Not to say that without getting my personal preference in. JOE
> WHEELER IS NOT MY FAVORITE PERSON IN SOUTHERN HISTORY. pss,,, not to
> piss off his family ,,, I have to live with them down here.

Joe's kids did good, specially his girl and that one son who was a
Midshipman.
She gave her life to the sick, he lost his life trying to help a
shipmate!

Big Jim · Joined: 18 Aug 2007 Posts: 11

"....Lee was all
of that but he was smart enough to pick good Cav and or Infantry
Brigadiers and give them their head."

So are you now claiming he your role model?? ... as far as "giving head"
goes.

peanut4040 · Joined: 18 Aug 2007 Posts: 122

> Forrest is not one of my favorites-----

I can respect that.

You said the war wasn't about
> slavery, > to some it was.. N.B. Forrest made over ï¿½a million bucks dealing in > slaves, thats how he could afford to equip his men like he did----

I will not argue that. He was an up and coming business man with a
lot of southern pull, and the South needed him in an up and coming
war.
a

> lot of these types bought their ranks by raising and equipping their units.....Bedford > was one,

now THAT,,, is your opinon. I higly respect it.

he also came up with the KKK after the war....I'd say slavery
> and keeping blacks in their place was a major issue for him.

Yeah,,, he ,, I believe, after all these years was the big honcho
draggon of the KKK -- or what ever they call him these days.

BUT--- AT THAT time,,, the issue was 7 years, of leaving the south
outside of the politics of the yankee nation. FACE IT,,, the north,
fought a 4 year war to get us back in the union, ONLY, to not let us
back in for 7 more years. AT the same time the yankees were running
through the south with scalawags and carpet baggers picking up cheap
land for "tax dollar owed" ,,Ran them DOWN OUR THROATS. What
political arm did we have at the local level? ?? The only people who
could run for office were "Unionist" and blacks. Was it "race
based" ,,, or simply,,, gawd damn, We need a VOTE since yall yankees
kicked our asses. and now you won't let us back in the Union.. ?

I watched
> the KKK in the 70's, their pretty brave when it comes to scaring women
> and children or carrying out terrorist activitys....You let a white
> boy that knows what he's doing throw down on them with iron and their
> gone quick like Wink

OKAY,,, lets throw down-- Is ther anyone (BLACK OR WHITE) here who
has had a cross burned in his front yard TWICE ????

IF sooo,,, hehehehe,,, we need to have a few shots of tequila or
twelve.

>
> I took a oath to defend the Constitution against enemy's both foreign
> and domestic....To me, that includes skin heads, KKK & them nutty ass
> militia men.

No problem from alabama nuts.

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