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From: beslove@osu-eddie.UUCP (Adam Beslove)
Newsgroups: net.aviation
Subject: Re: Re: Was it something I said?
Message-ID: <335@osu-eddie.UUCP>
Date: Sat, 25-May-85 21:43:28 EDT
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Posted: Sat May 25 21:43:28 1985
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> So, while on the subject of beautiful aircraft, what are the net nominations
> for "most beautiful aircraft"?  Form does not always follow function, but
> some, like the Spitfire, Concorde, Voyager and almost any high performance
> sailplane, certainly qualify.
> 
> Bob Langridge.  rl@ucsfcgl  (UUCP and ARPA).

Ok.  Canards really get me hot.  I like the Saab Viggen and the RAF *-EZE's.
The B-1A is especially pretty, especially in cammie makeup!  OOooooooo!  
The Concord is a real cuttie.  How I love those fluffy spiraled contrails!

The Shuttle doesn't really get me going.  The Dynosaur program should not
have been replaced  by Mercury.  We might have had some really sexy reusable
space trucks.  The Shuttle is cute the way a fat girl wearing a nice dress
and lots of makeup is cute.  It's a good try and we must laud it if we want
to see any real improvement.  Hell!  The thing's just a refractory brick with
refractory wings.  :-)

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