ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: Apollo11
ORIGINAL: Terminus
Pudding?
Jesus... [8D]
Not even close. Just Terminus.
Albeit not the "T" we used to have here... [;)]
Leo "Apollo11"
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ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: Apollo11
ORIGINAL: Terminus
Pudding?
Jesus... [8D]
Not even close. Just Terminus.

ORIGINAL: Apollo11
Hi all,
Oh my...
New York airport jets 'directed by child'
by BBC
US officials are investigating how a child was apparently allowed to direct planes at New York's JFK airport - one of the country's busiest.
The probe comes after an audiotape caught the boy directing several pilots preparing for take-off last month.
In one exchange, the boy is heard saying: "JetBlue 171 contact departure." The pilot responds: "Over to departure JetBlue 171, awesome job."
The boy was apparently with his father - a certified air traffic controller.
The adult is later heard saying with a laugh: "That's what you get, guys, when the kids are out of school."
In another exchange, the child says: "MS 4-0-3, contact departure," and then adds: "Adios, amigo."
The pilot responds: "Adios, amigo."
The pilots on the tape appear to be not concerned that a child is giving them instructions.
The incident happened on 17 February, when many New York pupils were on a week-long break.
The age and name of the child and the adult on the audiotape were not immediately known.
'Not indicative' incident
The Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement: "Pending the outcome of our investigation, the employees involved in this incident are not controlling air traffic.
"This behaviour is not acceptable and does not demonstrate the kind of professionalism expected from all FAA employees."
The agency did not give any further details.
The National Air Traffic Controllers Association said the incident was "not indicative of the highest professional standards that controllers set for themselves and exceed each and every day in the advancement of aviation safely".
Leo "Apolo11"
ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
Well, I just received the 'official" phone call. I will be in Omaha Nebraska on 1 May , 2010. [X(]
ORIGINAL: Apollo11
Albeit not the "T" we used to have here... [;)]
Leo "Apollo11"
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Oh, I see. Daddy was a redcoat then, eh? Is that any better? [:'(]ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
ORIGINAL: Mynok
BTW, sailing is the fine art of getting more 24 pounders to bear on pitch-laden wood than the other guy. So don't be knockin Hornblower there, froggy. He whupped your arsy more than once. [:D]
My arse? Dude , my ancestors were Canadians on his side by that time! [:D]
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
C'mon, Sprior. I'm overstating the case for humorous purposes. Of course the vast majority of governmental workers are doing their jobs the best they can. We all do. It's like lawyer jokes-too rich an opportunity to pass by. No offense intended.ORIGINAL: sprior
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Is there any other way for the government?
I don't work like that - ever. One more reason to want to get back to the real world of work.
ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: pasternakski
They know that, with the impending death of the U.S. space program, they're going to get their pink slips any day now. This enterprising gent appears to have a plan. "Now, if I can convince 'em that we gotta develop rockets to nudge this sucker back into its proper wobble, maybe I can protect my phony-baloney make-work job for a couple more years."ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
Is this for real? I notice that guys at JPL usually know that theyre talking about. [X(]
But, seriously, folks. The length of a terrestrial day is determined by the rotational speed of the earth's aggregate mass. Any fluctuation in the time taken for a given point on the surface to return to its previous point of reference for "day length calculation" purposes would, ipso facto, be identical to that for any other point. The only way to make an earth day shorter is to speed up the earth's rotation. This hockey puck doesn't say anything that makes sense.
And the only way to make an earth day longer is to go out, get hammered, pick up an embarrassingly stupid, ugly woman and marry her. Yer days will get REALLY long then.
Which raises the musical question, "What a difference a day makes. Twenty-four little hours."
But if they kill the space program, how are we going to build the U.S.S. Enterprise? [X(][&:]
ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
Actually , by its original use of the word, you both are yanks.Yankis, the Huron pronounciation of the French word Anglais. Anglais=Yankis=Yankee. That is to say English, not French. So there![:D]
How do you get Anglais=Yankis? Did they have a national speech impediment? [X(]
ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
Well, I just received the 'official" phone call. I will be in Omaha Nebraska on 1 May , 2010. [X(]
Well. Do you want congrats or condolences? [:D]

ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: Grollub
Exactly. [:)]ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
Parents, govt., same thing. [:D] One tells you what to do till your 18, then the other takes over.[:D]
Do they ask you to shovel snow too?
ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Oh, I see. Daddy was a redcoat then, eh? Is that any better? [:'(]ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
My arse? Dude , my ancestors were Canadians on his side by that time! [:D]
I thought youre sere too?
SERE? Or Sere? A school run by unhappy people for the US Military , or a physic? Which do you ask Yuri? [&:]
ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: Apollo11
Hi all,
Oh my...
New York airport jets 'directed by child'
by BBC
US officials are investigating how a child was apparently allowed to direct planes at New York's JFK airport - one of the country's busiest.
The probe comes after an audiotape caught the boy directing several pilots preparing for take-off last month.
In one exchange, the boy is heard saying: "JetBlue 171 contact departure." The pilot responds: "Over to departure JetBlue 171, awesome job."
The boy was apparently with his father - a certified air traffic controller.
The adult is later heard saying with a laugh: "That's what you get, guys, when the kids are out of school."
In another exchange, the child says: "MS 4-0-3, contact departure," and then adds: "Adios, amigo."
The pilot responds: "Adios, amigo."
The pilots on the tape appear to be not concerned that a child is giving them instructions.
The incident happened on 17 February, when many New York pupils were on a week-long break.
The age and name of the child and the adult on the audiotape were not immediately known.
'Not indicative' incident
The Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement: "Pending the outcome of our investigation, the employees involved in this incident are not controlling air traffic.
"This behaviour is not acceptable and does not demonstrate the kind of professionalism expected from all FAA employees."
The agency did not give any further details.
The National Air Traffic Controllers Association said the incident was "not indicative of the highest professional standards that controllers set for themselves and exceed each and every day in the advancement of aviation safely".
Leo "Apolo11"
Why? How do you guys train the next generation of controllers? [:)]
ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
Well, I just received the 'official" phone call. I will be in Omaha Nebraska on 1 May , 2010. [X(]
Well. Do you want congrats or condolences? [:D]
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
C'mon, Sprior. I'm overstating the case for humorous purposes. Of course the vast majority of governmental workers are doing their jobs the best they can. We all do. It's like lawyer jokes-too rich an opportunity to pass by. No offense intended.ORIGINAL: sprior
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Is there any other way for the government?
I don't work like that - ever. One more reason to want to get back to the real world of work.
ORIGINAL: sprior
Nun taken. (Or will that the Thread locked?)

ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: Terminus
ORIGINAL: Nikademus
very tired tithe......
Pudding?
I'm assuming that in a few months he'll evolve to asking why the pudding is gone.
ORIGINAL: AW1Steve
Some letters and sounds they couldn't make. Like a Japanese trying to say "TH" or "Lolapaloosa" or some r's. Or any one but a native Spanish speaker trying to do a "rolling r".