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Brazilian plane crash 'kills 200'

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    #21
    Originally posted by Chugnut
    Umm, steady on folks. 200+ people just lost their lives.
    Ok, what should we do to bring them back?

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      #22
      Originally posted by Churchill
      Ok, what should we do to bring them back?
      Oh, I don't know. Smelling salts?

      The Force?

      Selected readings from your book of charm?

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        #23
        Originally posted by Chugnut
        Oh, I don't know. Smelling salts?

        The Force?

        Selected readings from your book of charm?
        There's a thought. I'll publish a book! "The Churchill Guide to Tolerating Arseholes Like Chugnut"

        I like it, it has a certain ring to it. Should sell miliions!

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          #24
          Originally posted by Chugnut
          Oh, I don't know. Smelling salts?

          The Force?

          Selected readings from your book of charm?
          You'll find that the milk of human kindness rarely overfloweth in these parts I'm afraid Chugnut.

          The bile of spiteful, petty idiots flows in abundance however.

          You've come right out the other side of the forest of irony and ended up in the desert of wrong.

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            #25
            Originally posted by gingerjedi
            Bristol airport was re-surfaced a few months ago and Easyjet refused to use it until grooves were put in place which surprised me as BA were still using it, is ‘grooving’ a common method of drainage on runways?

            Very common, Not specifically for drainage as such, more to improve traction, tyre grip and braking, with the added benefit of some directional stability.

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              #26
              Originally posted by bogeyman
              You'll find that the milk of human kindness rarely overfloweth in these parts I'm afraid Chugnut.

              The bile of spiteful, petty idiots flows in abundance however.
              Only following your wonderful example.

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                #27
                Originally posted by Churchill
                I like it, it has a certain ring to it. Should sell miliions!
                Has a certain ring writing it.

                Yawn.

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by zeitghost
                  Read somewhere that the runway had been resurfaced & hadn't been regrooved yet...

                  Yep, they had just had it waxed...

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