OT: Wow

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I have **** the sentence in question. Braindmps for Pilots. Where do I get
my PhD?

Kat

>
>I have **** the sentence in question. Braindmps for
Pilots. Where do I get
>my PhD?
>

Would that make him part of the mile-high a$$fkr club?

Keyboard Cowboy

On Fri, 02 Jul 2004 14:13:51 -0700, Kat extemporised:

> An actual ad for ground school:
>
> Become a pilot or continue the adventure!
>
> Take and pass your first or next FAA Pilot or Mechanic Knowledge (written)
> test with ease!
<snippedy>
>
>
> I have **** the sentence in question. Braindmps for Pilots. Where do I get
> my PhD?

The thing is, passing the written exam is only *part* of the process. You
also must demonstrate proficiency in the areas covered before your
instructor will sign you off to schedule your FAA check ride/final exam.
Then an FAA examiner will administer an oral and practical test to verify
your skills.
One *cannot* braindump his/her way into a pilot's license.

JaR
Pilot Thug

JaR

Then an FAA examiner will administer an oral


hehehehe

yes, i understand that. But most schools have hours of groundwork before the
test.You can just dump this one. Obviously there's more to the licence, but
the exam- I mean geez! And for the record, I've found dumps on the "oral" as
well. Only they aren't called dumps. They're study guides, or whatever you
call them.

I want to get my pilots lcience, but I don't want to cheat and die

Kat

On Fri, 02 Jul 2004 15:34:45 -0700, Kat extemporised:

> Then an FAA examiner will administer an oral
>
>
> hehehehe
>
> yes, i understand that. But most schools have hours of groundwork before
> the test.You can just dump this one. Obviously there's more to the
> licence, but the exam- I mean geez! And for the record, I've found dumps
> on the "oral" as well. Only they aren't called dumps. They're study
> guides, or whatever you call them.
>
> I want to get my pilots lcience, but I don't want to cheat and die

Don't worry, it won't be possible. You will be required to show that you
can calculate weights and balances, navigate, calculate fuel/distance
problems BEFORE they let you anywhere near your final check ride. If your
instructor does not sign you off, you can't even take the test. The
multiple choice exam is only a small part of the final. By passing it, you
earn the right to go on and demonstrate the knowledge. Passing the written
does not give you a pilot's license. If MS required the same sort of final
exam, there would not be a braindumping problem.

So go ahead, tell people they can cheat if they feel like it. It won't do
them a bit of good.

JaR

JaR

"Kat" <> wrote in news:#Oey6lHYEHA.2656
@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl:

> Braindmps for Pilots.

next up, Braindumps for brain surgeons. I think we need to outsource teh
lawyers/politicians

--
Neil MCNGP #30
"you'd do what, to who, for how many biscuits?"

Neil

JaR <> wrote in
news:

> One *cannot* braindump his/her way into a pilot's license.

hopefully not. would make another 9/11 to easy...

--
Neil MCNGP #30
"you'd do what, to who, for how many biscuits?"

Neil