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To: Frankly Speaking who wrote (20243)	9/5/2006 10:04:57 PM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78409

Cessna 152 owners are an average of 28 years old and have an average income of $6.75 an hour in negative numbers. Most of them drive ten year old Toyotas, and live in rented duplexes. Some of their clothes are torn and they can be recognized from the tape on their glasses and odd coloured socks. Most answer to the name, Bob, or have dual first names such as James-Robert, William-Robert, or Frank-Herbert. They seem to eat mostly peach flavoured sherbet and watch reruns of "Leave it To Beaver" on black and white TV's equipped with coat hanger aerials. 35 per cent of Cessna 152 owners have 400-yard nearest-approach court injunctions against their mother-in-law, and 21% of them have more than five illegitimate grandchildren. 68% of Cessna 152 owners have read more than 15 books. Confession. I once considered buying a Stinson and flew a cessna 152. I like float planes. Especially the float equipped Piper Cub. You can mount a Lewis under the wing of the Piper and strafe Iraqi villages. EC<:-}