Date:	Fri, 16 Dec 1994 13:55:22 -1000
From:	djskites@aol.com (Djskites)
Message-Id: <3ct9da$rfq@newsbf01.news.aol.com>
Organization: America Online, Inc. (1-800-827-6364)
Subject: A donut story follow-up

Just when I thought I was getting whitty, I recieved a wonderful personnel
E-mail that asked:
1. Can you axel a donut?
- only on a good donut day
2. Do the size of the holes affect the straight tracking of the donut.
- Yes, becareful that your hole is not to large. A donut leech line will
help
3. can you stack donuts.
- Yes, ensure that your stack lines are the correct size in proportion to
the size of your donuts.
4. Is it dangerous to donut jump
-Better ask Andrew on that one mate. Donut jumping is for fools
5. can you dual and quad line a donut.
-beware of existing patents
6. if you reduce the weight by removing the icing can you fly indoors.
-removing the icing does reduce surface friction so i suppose i'd have to
say yes.
7. must donut lines be sleeved.
-I never sleeve my lines. Jtavo will like that one.
8.can donuts be used for bugging
- only when you have a big enough stack. I believe a bakers dozen will do.
9. Does the Uv rays cause the donuts to fade.
-never leave your donuts out all day. Fly them and put them away. or, use
that new polyester icing.
10. Do you get a 10ADA discount(Amercan Donut Assoc.)
-only at paticaipating ADA shops
11. When will Donut Flight School videos be released?
-As soon as I sell enough Donuts to pay for a new video.

I enjoyed this personel E-mail so much I just had to share. I think
sometimes we need to lighten up a little. Remeber, donuts and kites are
supposed to be fun!

Happy holidays

Dodd Gross


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