Winge. Can't sew today. - Page 7

> BEI Design wrote:

> > > You're right, of course. There's aluminum and there's
> > > aluminum. Some is quite strong. I count on that
> > > when I use my pressure cooker. ;-)
> > I count on it when I fly:
> > http://www.californiametal.com/aluminum.htm?gclid=CNmrldy5q5sCFQ9JagodjRwNDQ
> Aluminum is still heavier than air.

> Flying is an
> optical
> illusion.

> The plane never leaves the ground. You
> watch
> movies of empty sky while you wait to get where you're
> going. The air is treated so
> that you think you're going faster than you are.... or
> not.

> Pogonip wrote:
>> BEI Design wrote:
>
>>>> You're right, of course. There's aluminum and there's
>>>> aluminum. Some is quite strong. I count on that
>>>> when I use my pressure cooker. ;-)
>>> I count on it when I fly:
>>> http://www.californiametal.com/aluminum.htm?gclid=CNmrldy5q5sCFQ9JagodjRwNDQ
>> Aluminum is still heavier than air.
>
> Birds are "heavier than air".
>
>> Flying is an
>> optical
>> illusion.
>
> Tell that to the pterodactyls.
>
>> The plane never leaves the ground. You
>> watch
>> movies of empty sky while you wait to get where you're
>> going. The air is treated so
>> that you think you're going faster than you are.... or
>> not.
>
> ROTFLOL! So you are an aerophobe? Really?
>
> Beverly
>
>

> BEI Design wrote:
> > Pogonip wrote:
> > > BEI Design wrote:
<snip>
> > > Aluminum is still heavier than air.
> > Birds are "heavier than air".
> > > Flying
> > > is an optical
> > > illusion.
> > Tell that to the pterodactyls.
> > > The plane never leaves the ground. You
> > > watch
> > > movies of empty sky while you wait to get where you're
> > > going. The air is treated so
> > > that you think you're going faster than you are.... or
> > > not.
> > ROTFLOL! So you are an aerophobe? Really?
> > Beverly
> Thank you for your reply. I spent the morning hunting
> for a pterodactyl and couldn't find one. Could you direct
> me to one, or
> send me one so that I may engage in discussion with it?
> From your
> comment, I gather that they understand English, but do
> they also speak it?

> If god had meant for man to fly, she would have given us
> wings.

> Excuse me now, I am still trying to figure out how
> bumblebees fly. It's clearly impossible given their body
> weight and the size of their wings.

> Pogonip wrote:
>> BEI Design wrote:
>>> Pogonip wrote:
>>>> BEI Design wrote:
>>>> Aluminum is still heavier than air.
>>> Birds are "heavier than air".
>>>> Flying
>>>> is an optical
>>>> illusion.
>>> Tell that to the pterodactyls.
>>>> The plane never leaves the ground. You
>>>> watch
>>>> movies of empty sky while you wait to get where you're
>>>> going. The air is treated so
>>>> that you think you're going faster than you are.... or
>>>> not.
>>> ROTFLOL! So you are an aerophobe? Really?
>>> Beverly
>> Thank you for your reply. I spent the morning hunting
>> for a pterodactyl and couldn't find one. Could you direct
>> me to one, or
>> send me one so that I may engage in discussion with it?
>> From your
>> comment, I gather that they understand English, but do
>> they also speak it?
>
> http://www.myspace.com/pterodactyl
>
> http://www.dustedmagazine.com/features/destined2007/pterodactyl.mp3
>
> I'm sorry to report that they neither speak nor understand
> "English".
>
>> If god had meant for man to fly, she would have given us
>> wings.
>
> She did:
> http://www.shoulderdoc.co.uk/article.asp?section=492
>
>> Excuse me now, I am still trying to figure out how
>> bumblebees fly. It's clearly impossible given their body
>> weight and the size of their wings.
>
> It's magic.
>
> HTH,
>
> Beverly
>
>

<snip>
> I am conversant with punk rock,

> but the
> people with the
> bones do not have wings, they've got some bony problems
> there.

> I found http://spedr.com/2f1h on Google, but
> I've
> got some doubts about authenticity.

> I don't know about magical bees. Regal, maybe, since
> they have a queen, but I'm not convinced about the
> existence of magic.