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Model Forum / General / Rockets / March 2008Jerry Irvine on Smash Lab ???
Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) Wednesday night on Discovery? Great, another "so called" motor expert. I wonder if it is the same production company as Mythbusters. > Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) > Wednesday night on Discovery? > Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) > Wednesday night on Discovery? Interesting ... mythbusters, smash lab, and master blasters are shows that I DELIBERATELY avoid... I also avoid Irvine when possible. Its not that Jerry doesn't know how to make motors; making motors is easy. Yes complicated chemical reactions, but once you know what to do and not to do, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to make solid rocket motors. Same with meth; very complicated chemical reactions have to happen, but once you know what to do, IDIOTS can even make the stuff... The problem with Jerry Irvine is the hundreds of thousands of dollars he has stolen from other manufactures, public buyers, and distributors over the last 30+ years. Kosdon has a judgement for over $30,000.00 against Jerry (even though Kosdon lost over $100,000.00 via Irvine Inc.. The Feds are after $40,000.00 in criminal fines from Jerry. There is a distributor in Texas who Jerry stiffed for $12,000.00 back in the late 1980s. This stuff isn't made up folks. For those who know or want to know, just search the net, and you will find sites that post the court documents, and court judgment dates. The numbers I just typed are not made up, but true. So he can be on Smash lab, America's most wanted, Cops, and the Files of the FBI all at the same time and be apropos in all 4 areas! I guess that is impressive ... Word On Feb 28, 7:40 am, wordofrea...@juno.com wrote: > > Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) > > Wednesday night on Discovery? [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > Word Jerry Irvine is the best thing that ever happend to HPR.no matter what he may have done he stillknows his sh.t, unlike the moron inthis gorup and ROL and the plant crap group.Darell and his other brothers are nothing but morons and probably j.rk off to pics of Jerry Irvine that they have adorning their houses..............I hear Freddie Wallace's wife has a dildo with a head that looks just like Jerry Irvine that she would rather use over Freddies dick.........Jerry is the man with a plan and who knows rockets....... > Jerry Irvine is the best thing that ever happend to HPR.no matter what > he may have done he stillknows his sh.t, unlike the moron inthis gorup [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > she would rather use over Freddies dick.........Jerry is the man with > a plan and who knows rockets....... Hey jerry, is that you? Or one of his cronie friends Wait, he has no friends > > Jerry Irvine is the best thing that ever happend to HPR.no matter what > > he may have done he stillknows his sh.t, unlike the moron inthis gorup [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Hey jerry, is that you? > On Feb 28, 7:40 am, wordofrea...@juno.com wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > she would rather use over Freddies dick.........Jerry is the man with > a plan and who knows rockets....... Hi Jerry... Jerry Irvine is the best thing that ever happend to HPR.no matter what he may have done he stillknows his sh.t, unlike the moron inthis gorup and ROL and the plant crap group.Darell and his other brothers are nothing but morons and probably j.rk off to pics of Jerry Irvine that they have adorning their houses..............I hear Freddie Wallace's wife has a dildo with a head that looks just like Jerry Irvine that she would rather use over Freddies dick.........Jerry is the man with a plan and who knows rockets....... Wow. Eloquent. jc >Jerry Irvine is the best thing that ever happend to HPR.no matter what >he may have done he stillknows his sh.t, I think he was a good thing. Whether he was the best is debatable. It's to bad that he hasn't felt inclined to patch up old relationships and start selling motors legally. On Feb 29, 10:19 am, Phil Stein <PSt...@ArielSystems.spamsks.net> wrote: > >Jerry Irvine is the best thing that ever happend to HPR.no matter what > >he may have done he stillknows his sh.t, > > I think he was a good thing. Whether he was the best is debatable. > It's to bad that he hasn't felt inclined to patch up old relationships > and start selling motors legally. Face it dickheads and morons.............just the mention of Jerry Irvine sets you all off on a tangent. Jerry Irvine owns you and owns any and all rocketry groups...even if Darrell, Darell and Darrell claims to own them.Jerry is firmly embedded in your weak f.cked up narrow minds and controls your every action. Jerry Irvine OWNS you! > On Feb 29, 10:19 am, Phil Stein <PSt...@ArielSystems.spamsks.net> > wrote: [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > claims to own them.Jerry is firmly embedded in your weak f.cked up > narrow minds and controls your every action. Jerry Irvine OWNS you! Hey jerry, I hear you're engaged, well good for you, bad for her. Tell Karen I said hi. > > On Feb 29, 10:19 am, Phil Stein <PSt...@ArielSystems.spamsks.net> > > wrote: [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > - Show quoted text - So tell us Davie old dick licker Grayis.....why did Freddie Wallace turn you down when you proposed to him? Was it because he was stil in love with the grease stain on his living room floor that used to me his momma or is it that your a.shole is too big to get any feeling out of? Your a.shole is apt to get stretched out of shape with all the times you seem to put that horse heard of yours up your poop chute! > his momma or is it that your a.shole is too big to get any feeling out > of? Your a.shole is apt to get stretched out of shape with all the > times you seem to put that horse heard of yours up your poop chute! *Golf clap* Charming! So, this "Jerry" person is a buddy of yours? Poor guy... he must really have to scrape the bottom of the barrel for friends, if you're any indication. >>his momma or is it that your a$$hole is too big to get any feeling out >>of? Your xxxxxx is apt to get stretched out of shape with all the [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > he must really have to scrape the bottom of the barrel for > friends, if you're any indication. Both appear to have similar interests and vocabulary usage...(:-) Remember when jerry would get upset; going off into one of his tirades.... > Hey jerry, I hear you're engaged, well good for you, bad for her. Tell > Karen I said hi. I wonder if she is bringing a 40 gran dowery to help get them started in their new life???? (:-) >> Hey jerry, I hear you're engaged, well good for you, bad for her. >> Tell Karen I said hi. > > I wonder if she is bringing a 40 gran dowery to help get them started in > their new life???? (:-) I'm sure Her credit rating will do for now. > >> Hey jerry, I hear you're engaged, well good for you, bad for her. > >> Tell Karen I said hi. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > I'm sure Her credit rating will do for now. Dave, Now that is funny because it is TRUE! :) Who ever the slime is who is spamming the group with the psychotic rants, is of the following: 1)Has a DEEP hatred for Darryl 2)Has a DEEP hatred for LEGITIMATE motor manufactures 3)Has a DEEP hatred for this newsgroup 4)Has a DEEP hatred for Fred Wallace 5)Has a DEEP love for Jerry Irvine 6)Has motor manufacturing knowledge 7)Is a very bitter individual There are ONLY a handful of people in the country who fit this profile, and I don't think some hick named Roy in a rusty trailer down in GA is the one who best fits this profile, but then we are stupid and too dumb to put two and two together to figure out who the identity of the poster is because they use anonymous names that keep changing every couple of months... I would not want to name who I believe the individual to be because they would threaten yet another law suit. Just Word Thanks Mrs Irvine. On Feb 29, 10:19 am, Phil Stein <PSt...@ArielSystems.spamsks.net> wrote: > >Jerry Irvine is the best thing that ever happend to HPR.no matter what > >he may have done he stillknows his sh.t, > > I think he was a good thing. Whether he was the best is debatable. > It's to bad that he hasn't felt inclined to patch up old relationships > and start selling motors legally. Face it dickheads and morons.............just the mention of Jerry Irvine sets you all off on a tangent. Jerry Irvine owns you and owns any and all rocketry groups...even if Darrell, Darell and Darrell claims to own them.Jerry is firmly embedded in your weak f.cked up narrow minds and controls your every action. Jerry Irvine OWNS you! > Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) > Wednesday night on Discovery? I probably shouldn't ask, but what was the "jist" of the episode? > I probably shouldn't ask, but what was the "jist" of the episode? The initial question was: can rocket motors be used to stop runaway vehicles? The first small scale test, not all the motors ignited. The second medium scale test, the motors ignited late. The third large scale test, the motors ignited early. Almost torched one of the guys, too, except he was prepared for it. The large scale test was two huge retro-rockets on the sides of a camper. Their final conclusion was "No, you can't use rockets. WAY too dangerous and unreliable." >> I probably shouldn't ask, but what was the "jist" of the episode? > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Their final conclusion was "No, you can't use rockets. WAY too > dangerous and unreliable." And jerry was their "expert"? No wonder the tests failed. Personally, I think jerry is "WAY too dangerous and unreliable." > And jerry was their "expert"? No wonder the tests failed. To be fair, the first test used 12 commercial motors, and one failed to ignite. I've done worse myself. For the second test, the motors failed to ignite right away, and one finally lit after they aborted the test. I don't think the team expected the long delay before ignition. The problem with the third was electronics - the radio they used to trip the igniters went off as soon as they enabled it. The motors themselves performed properly. There were a LOT of "experts" in on the tests, not just Jerry. >> And jerry was their "expert"? No wonder the tests failed. > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > There were a LOT of "experts" in on the tests, not just Jerry. "Commercial motors"? That sounds fishy to Me. > "Commercial motors"? That sounds fishy to Me. Go watch the show before you make any more assumptions. They looked like off-the-shelf SU motors to me, the same things you and I would buy, about 6-8" long, attached to a toy cart. Nothing fishy about it. If their USR motors, they're not commercial since they are not legal for commerccial use. > > "Commercial motors"? That sounds fishy to Me. > > Go watch the show before you make any more assumptions. They looked > like off-the-shelf SU motors to me, the same things you and I would > buy, about 6-8" long, attached to a toy cart. Nothing fishy about it. > If their USR motors, they're not commercial since they are not legal for > commerccial use. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > like off-the-shelf SU motors to me, the same things you and I would > > buy, about 6-8" long, attached to a toy cart. Nothing fishy about it. J, Who REALLY owns US Rockets?! I have heard that Jerry sold USR ro some sucker, I mean investor in the mid-west. Then I heard Jerry moved to VA; another source said Europe (yet he is out at Lucern Dry Lake bed at times. I heard he is putting together another model rocket company under a different name... Don't get me wrong, I don't give a rats' as about Jerry ... I just don't want to get caught in his web... Word Don't know the answer to your question. He lives on Rocketry Planet these days. AFAIK he is still the owner. All comes down to the lowest bidder (or he was the only one who didn't tell the production company to go f&*$ themselves) J > > If their USR motors, they're not commercial since they are not legal for > > commerccial use. [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Word >> "Commercial motors"? That sounds fishy to Me. > > Go watch the show before you make any more assumptions. They looked > like off-the-shelf SU motors to me, the same things you and I would > buy, about 6-8" long, attached to a toy cart. Nothing fishy about it. I'll try to catch the rerun if I can. Btw, providing for sale "commercially manufactured motors" is jerry's m.o. > > And jerry was their "expert"? No wonder the tests failed. > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > There were a LOT of "experts" in on the tests, not just Jerry. The TRUE EXPERTS are busy at the cape preparing the next probe to Mars or the outer planets. The TRUE EXPERTS are busy at Vandenburg preparing the next military launch. The TRUE EXPERTS are busy at Wallops, or down in the Tropics preparing the next Sea Launch or ESA launch. Then there are those who wish they could be Experts on the reality cable shows... If a Methhead can make crank, he/she can be trained to make model rocket motors... Word Thanks for the laugh. > The TRUE EXPERTS are busy at the cape preparing the next probe to Mars > or the outer planets. You mean the NASA and JPL TRUE EXPERTS who mixed and matched metric and English units in programming and screwed up a multi billion Mars probe a couple of years ago? The TRUE EXPERTS are busy at Vandenburg preparing the next military > launch. You mean the Air Force and NSA TRUE EXPERTS woh screwed up the recon sat that the nNavy had to destroy last week? > The TRUE EXPERTS are busy at Wallops, or down in the Tropics preparing > the next Sea Launch or ESA launch. Yeah, right. Only experts out there are Navy fire control types. > Then there are those who wish they could be Experts on the reality > cable shows... Or fools from TRA who post here as if they had a clue.... > If a Methhead can make crank, he/she can be trained to make model > rocket motors... Far too many of the self proclaimed motor gurus are serious drug abusers, and more than one has died from their drug problems. Thanks for the laughs. > Word > Far too many of the self proclaimed motor gurus are serious drug abusers, > and more than one has died from their drug problems. Please list Them. >> Far too many of the self proclaimed motor gurus are serious drug abusers, >> and more than one has died from their drug problems. > >Please list Them. edb (a legend in his own mind) >> Far too many of the self proclaimed motor gurus are serious drug abusers, >> and more than one has died from their drug problems. > > Please list Them. Heroin dealer and user Alex McLaughlin, who financed much of his rocketry activity through drug sales. >>> Far too many of the self proclaimed motor gurus are serious drug >>> abusers, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Heroin dealer and user Alex McLaughlin, who financed much of his rocketry > activity through drug sales. Says a former attorney that was disbarred in two states. Ted Novak TRA#5512 IEAS#75 >>>> Far too many of the self proclaimed motor gurus are serious drug >>>> abusers, [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >TRA#5512 >IEAS#75 I don't think that was posted by Jim McLaughlin who was Alex's father. Not to say that after all the nasty stuff he said about Alex when he was alive he wouldn't say that. It's just that idiot that likes to appear to be others would post something like that. >>>>> Far too many of the self proclaimed motor gurus are serious drug >>>>> abusers, [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > was alive he wouldn't say that. It's just that idiot that likes to > appear to be others would post something like that. I'm pretty much convinced that roid was Jim 'small print' McLaughlin all along. Ted Novak TRA#5512 IEAS#75 > >>>>> Far too many of the self proclaimed motor gurus are serious drug > >>>>> abusers, [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > - Show quoted text - bwaaaaaaaaaaahahahahaha, you have just passed the stupity level of Freddie Boi Wallace and Darrell, Darrell and Darrell..........a clueless dickless dumbass! > I'm pretty much convinced that roid was Jim 'small print' McLaughlin all > along. > > Ted Novak > TRA#5512 > IEAS#75 There is at least some similarities in their word usage and written communicative skills....(:-) >>> Far too many of the self proclaimed motor gurus are serious drug abusers, >>> and more than one has died from their drug problems. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Heroin dealer and user Alex McLaughlin, who financed much of his rocketry >activity through drug sales. That's one - not more than one - if in the unlikely event you can substantiate your claim. >> Far too many of the self proclaimed motor gurus are serious drug abusers, >> and more than one has died from their drug problems. > > Please list Them. I doubt Ed will do that, someone just might jump accross the table....(:-) > > Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) > > Wednesday night on Discovery? > > I probably shouldn't ask, but what was the "jist" of the episode? The "jist" of the episode is as follows: Build a rocket that can get people to invest in your company, then use the rocket to get out of town before FBI and State agents raid your Claremont California home. The rocket must be able to carry one small man, and a life size statue (bronze) of Frank Kosdon, and be built of t-shirts, bond-o, and fake altitude waivers. Word >>> Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) >>> Wednesday night on Discovery? [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Word HAHAHAHAHAHA! Man, that was funny. > The "jist" of the episode is as follows: > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Word You forgot one additional requirement: Must be able to be shipped as, and the shipping container be marked as, "model airplane parts". (:-) > Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) > Wednesday night on Discovery? You know, none of you piss-and-moan dumbasses actually bothered to answer the man's question: Was JI on the show or not? He did not ask about Jerry's ethics, business practices, or anything else. I did not watch the show. Joe Michel NAR 82797 L2 >> Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) >> Wednesday night on Discovery? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > about Jerry's ethics, business practices, or anything else. I did not > watch the show. Yes, JI was actually on SL. Total JI airtime had to be less than a minute. Consider yourself lucky that you missed the show, it was *that* bad. And not because of JI. Ted Novak TRA#5512 IEAS#75 >>> Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) >>> Wednesday night on Discovery? [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > TRA#5512 > IEAS#75 Did You take notice of the motors? > >>> Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) > >>> Wednesday night on Discovery? [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > - Show quoted text - Naw too many like Freddie and Ted was intersted in checking out guys crotches! >>>>> Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) >>>>> Wednesday night on Discovery? [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Naw too many like Freddie and Ted was intersted in checking out guys > crotches! The only interest I have right now is your sobriety, Small Print. Ted Novak TRA#5512 IEAS#75 >>>> Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) >>>> Wednesday night on Discovery? [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > >Did You take notice of the motors? No. All I saw were "model aircraft parts." ;-) >>>> Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) >>>> Wednesday night on Discovery? [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Did You take notice of the motors? Not particularly. You think they were usr motors? Ted Novak TRA#5512 IEAS#75 >>>>> Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) >>>>> Wednesday night on Discovery? [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > TRA#5512 > IEAS#75 100% sure of it. >>> Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) >>> Wednesday night on Discovery? [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > TRA#5512 > IEAS#75 Thank-you, Ted. I watched SL once, where they were trying to earthquake-proof houses or something. They seem to be well funded, but I like Mythbusters much better. I decided I'd need to be pretty bored to watch that show again. Joe Michel NAR 82797 L2 >> Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) >> Wednesday night on Discovery? [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Joe Michel > NAR 82797 L2 Yes he was. >> Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) >> Wednesday night on Discovery? [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Joe Michel > NAR 82797 L2 Do you feel better, now that you got that off your chest? > >> Is that the Jerry Irvine from here on smash lab tonight (right now) > >> Wednesday night on Discovery? [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > - Show quoted text - No but I bet your house smelled better once you washed up that grease spot from mom! >>Do you feel better, now that you got that off your chest?- Hide quoted text - >> >>- Show quoted text - > > No but I bet your house smelled better once you washed up that grease > spot from mom! Your ignorance is only exceeded by your stupidity and inability to recognize either".... |
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