Re: MoGas users: Ethanol replacing MTBE



On Sun, 30 Apr 2006 11:48:37 -0400, Marissa Bealey wrote:

.. and still you interfere ...

Yeah we apologize for sending hundreds of thousands of marines, sailors, and
soldiers to fight and die to interfere while cleaning up Europe's own
home-grown messes and genocide. Funny how Europe begged USA to "interfere."
Again, apologies. USA could have been non interfering while the rest of
Europeans became lampshades. Can you forgive us?

is this _all_ you can bring up?
Europe needed help and asked for it, your prents or grandparents granted
the help and we were thankful (and paid our share the coming years).

More on topic, enjoy the flying in Europe, I hear it's really popular and
available to the average person.

not general aviation.
But IIRC flying by airline is cheaper than over there.

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