Re: More questions on VFR flight following.


"Gig601XLBuilder" <wrgiacona@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Mxsmanic wrote:


I spend a lot of time on simulation because I like to fly.


No you have no experience in flying so you have no frame of reference to
say you enjoy it. As a matter of fact you have stated here many many times
that you don't like many if not most of the sensory inputs you would have
to put up with to fly.

So what you like to do is simulate flying and guess what? That activity
has its very own newsgroup.


Could somebody please explain to me why anybody responds to Mxsmanic's
messages? I killfiled him long ago, but I can't filter the responses to his
messages that clutter these forums.


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