Re: Ed, you've almost got Haddad's number... (was: Re: "Your actions speak louder than your lies")

On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 12:48:13 GMT, I said, "Pick a card, any card"
and "Ain't we got fun" <fun@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> instead replied:

>"Sylvia" <sylvia@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>news:sylvia-A04B17.08542622092007@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>> Ray Haddad has clearly bragged about using salt water to fight a huge
>> mass of burning magnesium below decks after a plane crash on the USS
>> Nimitz. [1]  Ed, that is *impossible*, he would have caused a hydrogen
>> explosion... inside a nuclear-powered ****p. That's basic chemistry.
>
>You'll have top forgive Slyvia. She would recognize a fact if a vast herd
of
>giant facts wearing matching neon fact suits crawled up her ass and died
>there and afterwards the Fact Society erected a monument their fallen
fact
>brothers in her small intestine and every year held a fact convention
there.
>
>What Haddad said was that he was ordered to the deck below the deck where
>the fire was. After tearing down the ceiling tile, he and his crew
applied
>water to the underside of the deck above to cool the fire.
>
>"Most of the time I was on my repair party which was sent to the O3 level
>(third deck above the hangar deck)  to fight magnesium fires from below
the
>flight deck (the O4 deck). They can burn through the 4 inch armor plated
>flight deck in about 25 minutes if left to burn, as you probably know.We
>chopped down the ceiling tiles and put a spud (low pressure water nozzle)
>into the cherry red spot praying that it didn't burn through."
>
>This behavior com****ts with naval fire fighting practices: "To prevent
the
>fire from spreading, you should apply large quantities of water at low
>pressure to cool the surrounding area."
>
>Giving Slyvia the benefit of the doubt, she is too stupid to understand
>simple english words. Not giving her the benefit, she is completely
>dishonest. In any event, she morphs Haddad's innocuous and accurate
account
>into someone dumping water on a pile of burning magnesium.
>
>"huge hunk o' already burnin' magnesium and some fool tries to quench it
>with sea water..."
>
>and
>
>"using salt water on burning magnesium"
>
>Which inaccuracy she repeats over and over again, because she's all about
>the truth.

Ed,

As you can see here, when someone takes the time to look for the
actual post under scrutiny instead of the hack job that Sylvia does,
the real truth comes out and it comes from my writing - not hers.

Be a big man and forgive her, mate. She knows not what she does.
--
Ray