oh , that's interesting . flood damage cleanup . well , of course they would have that service
wouldn't they here of all places

sorry to say i cant recommend a place. ive watched staff pull keys out of their pocket to scrape bird poo off fenders. old motocy only

fake aussies , they're everywhere. jack's a good
example

that's an obscene amount of money for a car
detail in thailand . and you weren't pleased with
job either. i guess ฿฿฿ spent really is meaningless

the wiki article on T.C.A.S. spells it out a little clearer on what this thing does, it's various modes
( and, right at top article indicates it's called different names) it's current generation. traffic advisories vs immediate collision avoidance etc
maybe commercial pilots have classes onthis stuff

<t>and here's a link to website which shows it being called T.C.A.S. " traffic collision and avoidance system" by the manufacturer<br/> <br/> aerospace.honeywell.com/<br/> <br/> maybe it's implied there are warnings-alerts-audibles in collision avoidance system,and i admitted different names were us...

indeed, the actual manufacturer, honeywell aerospace calls it " traffic collision & avoidance system" so apparently there are two names. which i stated after your 1st bizarre interjection what i'm not getting is your reasoning for multiple smarmy interjections. when multiple sources show two names c...

the faa is not a manufacturer, but a regulating body. the actual system was developed by bendix/
honey well in the late 80's ,when it was called tcas

wasnt liverpool sold to yanks? yanks from boston
no less. they might as well be from kilkenny . and
brits still support this team? it all just disgusts me

i was saying, it's well worth the money. the mil has
one of those " lotus specials" i can't ride it outta
the yard. for small children only basically

traffic collision avoidance system or traffic alert
and collision avoidance system

both abbreviated as T.C.A.S.

harlan & wolff the famous shipyard that constructed white star lines most famous vessels

still in business, albeit just barely

i think a lot of moderates ceased posting because you guys are far too rabid and turn everything into
a personal vendetta. barrage of attacks

tamada wrote: ↑

September 24, 2020, 6:23 am

One of the fundamental facts of life is that one's personal experiences are usually neither universal or empirical. Not even yours.

for what it's worth, i've nominated you for UM's
walter mitty creative literature award. be patient
it might take a couple wks for paperwork to clear

T.C.A.S. traffic collision avoidance system

using transponders supposed to stop mid-air
accidents & ground collisions but it still happens

i'll be 1st one to admit , boeing was running amok
with self-certifications etc. classic flying too close
to sun hubris " they're beyond mistakes" so wrong

. . . and everyone remains in denial that death rates in u.k. are higher than those in the states

and of all the protagonists you could have chosen
for your embellished tale, servicemen above all
others are usually the last to show bigotry/ prejudice

and i know that's a load of bollocks story because
that person would've been more than likely, been beaten down in stands. really tamada. now fibbing

1800 ฿ thats cheaper than those pieces of junk
they sell in lotus. despite mountain bike tag, it
looks to have more slender road wheels on it

source guardian.co.uk this is interesting. in a study of the 55 ethnic minorities in two chambers of the 1,300 strong english parliment(about 3%) half said they'd been victims of institutional racism and even in 2020 were still restricted from dining, drinking and restroom areas of the whites. you c...

and the white english chanting " monkeys" at footy games are to be held aloft as examples of educated men who embrace all races & creeds i can assure you , this doesn't happen in u.s. nor other blatant forms of racism. why aren't asians being picked on by police? why no latino lives M ? blacks arres...