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RE: What were the Brits thinking? - 11/27/2009 1:27:11 PM

xj900uk

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Well to be honest even if the ship-board version of the F35 is ready in time (which I doubt) it will be far too expensive for the FAA to procur or operate. Also they have to train up pilots to fly it, and right now the FAA doesn't have either any supersonic strike or fighter aircraft, nor any facilities to train new pilots (the only fixed wing plane they operate on carriers are the new Harriers, and precious few of them)

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RE: What were the Brits thinking? - 11/28/2009 8:45:43 AM

castor troy

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Yes, and just think of the MEALS!!

At the risk of starting an argument I believe that Italian cuisine is superior to French cuisine.

No doubt about that!

Ick, they are olive oil crazy down there! They even put it in the bread! nasty.

Hate to say it but a kebab covered with nuclear strength chilli sauce enjoyed in the pouring rain while mildly inebriated after some ales (served warm of course) is a most enjoyable thing.

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