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It just stalled and crashed.  Must of bought it from WalMart.

Considering the results of that flight, I'm not quite sure how much that says....

Everyone should keep this thread going in memorium....see if it will compete with the old Husqvarna thread from the other site...

                                                                                    Dan

Dantheman wrote: I dont know Dan......It's real hard for some of us too come up with constant nonsense.

Other news:

Well, let's see......if the smiling lady is Sherri (and of course it  is since it has her name right there ).....then    I woooooonder....who could that bare posterior be?      

Hey Shoveler!....you're kind of a cheeky guy.....have any ideas percolating in there? 

well i do have a firm rear area .

or that s what she tells me .

but if you read the cartoon ,lints name is mentioned.

would you care to say a few words about your a er a ...backside. im sure everyone is interested.

later chris

Long live the Husqvarna thread, hip,hip, hip, hooray!!

API...Beaverfalls, Idahoe.

FAA crash investigators have released this information from the site of the John Walton ultralite crash site.
"It is our conclusion from evidence we have found.... that the cause of the crash was from a tear in the carbon fiber composite that made up the skin of the aircrafts wing. We also found evidence that Mr. Walton made a valiant attempt too patch the tear with a substance known as buttlint 721." (The strongest fiber known too man.)

"We further conclude that had Mr. Walton been able too produce enough of this substance too effect the repair, he would still be alive today. Unfortunatly, Mr. Walton suffered from a hereditary disease known as Tightass-Syndrome. This disease is known to cause extreme tension in the area of the splincter, (an area where BL 721 is normally harvested). It also causes the sufferer the inability too spend money and hire qualified people that know how too build ultralite aircraft."

Outsourcing................It'll kill you every time.

buttlint wrote:
I hear they are making space suits out of the stuff too....can great pressure from the outside...and from within the suit...

It's what Walmart brass uses to make it's golden parachutes outa to, as they admire the hard work of the minimum wage hive hard at work.