Boeing poem Jumbo vs 380 should I send it to Seattle?

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Boeing Poem  Jumbo vs 380

There was Dad and me and Mommy, 
down by the departure gate.
When the said a technical problem
meant we'd be two hours late.

"I guess the planes are wore out"
My Daddy said to me
"Lets go down by the tarmac
and see what we can see." 

"Look Daddy it's an AirBus
An Airbus Three Eighty 
Like the one that blew an engine
going down to Sydney."

My Daddy said," the brochure
It showed a Jumbo Boeing
If its a Euro Airbus,
I just don't feel like going."

"Its sure is a Three Eighty
The one with fatigue that
they tried to keep a secret
when they found some wings had cracked."

"That's it then we ain't going"
My father said out flat
"cause even if it get there
it probably wont get back" 

The moral to this story
No matter where you're going
Pay a few more dollars 
to fly a nice safe Boeing

P. W · Accepted Answer

If the original plane developed a two hour delay, it is unlikely that you could go and see it on the tarmac, as it would still be in the air, wouldn't it?
Please see the link for Accident Statistics, where the Boeing 747's rate of 1.62 is actually higher than the Airbus 300's of 1.13. So much for the "nice safe Boeing".

Nico · Answer

Don't send it to them. I can already see whoever reads it at Boeing cringe. It's not even a pro-Boeing poem as it is an anti-Airbus poem and you'll find that, unlike you, Boeing does respect Airbus. 

In short: it does the opposite of what you want it to do. It's petty and childish, and makes both Boeing and its supporters look bad.

Ted G · Answer

Check out how many Boeing 737's have crashed first.

Boeing poem Jumbo vs 380 should I send it to Seattle?

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