Prop Shaft

[SnoC653]

Who developed the first screw prop. Menkins? Hi Johnson> Are they all paying royalties to them.
Whos getting paid the fucking paper clip?

Did that assclown thief Gusti pay Rudy Ramos royalities when he stole the idea for a flat bottom v drive boat for the half dozen POS he made before going bankrupt
The best part of getting you to open you mouth snoc, is you are MORE than willing to show the entire world just how fucking dumb you really are. Its amazing. Like intellectual suicide. But that would assume you had a brain to start with Mr Military INTEL

Talk about clueless, you do realize that screw props were around long before Menkins. Of course you probably don't, but don't let facts stop your drivel. And the real questions should be, did they Patent the idea? and did they keep the patents up to date? The same questions apply to the flat bottom, and the paper clip. But, as usual, you just don't get it. You sure do seem to have a pattern of clueless questions that just don't matter on the subject being discussed. Go back and hit a few more meetings, my guess is you're not completely back on that wagon yet.

lmao and hes a retired pilot , but now taking lessons lmao how about this ? for Snoc

Well at least GN7 has one fan. Just be careful, GN7 has been known to take some pretty sharp turns when it becomes obvious that he is talking out his ass. I don't want you to suffer a broken neck or anything. Now as for your idiotic comment, who do you think is a retired pilot? And since I'm trying to be nice to you cupcake, I'll also try to explain that there is a difference between airplanes and helicopters and how they fly. Flying one isn't the same as flying the other. Furthermore, military pilots are not required to have a FAA certification, so if we want to fly in the civilian world we have to meet civilian regulations and that includes training and check rides. BTW what do you fly, other than off the handle?