Ron,
I don't doubt that you felt "blown off" -- but I don't recall doing that. In any case, I must not have answered your questions to your satisfaction. If you still remember your questions or have new ones, please ask them now. I aim to answer them better this time.
-Kang
--- In Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com, Ron Patten <ronald.patten@...> wrote:
>
> Mr. Lee,
> �
> When I went to the Kibbe Dome this past summer, guess who kept blowing me off, (Kang) and the�two experienced fliers that I was sitting with. The friendliest fliers were from the west coast excluding Mr. Lee. I did a lot of "hanger flying" with fellow sailplane pilots from the west, which was really a lot of fun!
> �
> It seems that when the "Game Faces" go on, all bets are off! Even my very good friend had no time for questions, (I'm sure he didn't realize it).�This was the reason I spent about $1,500 for the whole trip, to learn! on one occasion,�not five minutes that I was basically told to shut up, (I always had the courtesy to ask),�Kang came up to my friend and asked a question while he was winding, and he stopped to answer.
> I was pretty upset that evening, but realized that a man who�was restricted from performing the activity that gives him "Life" can become intense,�I understood.
> �
> I want everyone to know that I'm not complaining, but I think that many of use take ourselves too seriously, after all, it is a hobby/sport! I could have�easily put all of my equipment up�for sale after the trip. I even donated one of my rubber slitter (Harlan) to raise some money for the Kibbe Dome fund. After some thought, and the encouragement of my wife, I made the decision to stick-it-out for now.
> For the new fliers, Mr. Lee included) just remember that you all probably asked a "old" experienced flier a question, and they never said "NO".
> �
> With no malice intended,
> Ron
>
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