*Walks onto the floor dressed as a gentleman of 19th Century England with one hand inside of his petticoat at his chest, and one raised high to gain attention*
I wholeheartedly disagree, sir! Harrumph! Modern science has proven, and I say PROVEN, sir! That one cannot possibly do too many loops! Scientifically impossible, I say to you, sir! The error lies solely in the fact that the ground has moved too close to the plane on what became the final loop. The fault lies NOT with the pilot or the plane! No, sir. The fault lies with the ground moving up to MEET the plane!
The same phenomenon has been scientifically observed and recorded by many varied observers in "Plane Catching Trees." I agree that is a discussion for another day, but the phenomenon remains. It is the fault of neither pilot nor plane, but these obstacles that just rise up from nowhere, and take the joy from our day.
I say "Down with the ground!" Yes! "Down with the ground!" Make it stay where it should be, and not interfere with our ability to do endless loops at our leisure and as we please! The ground should never, I say NEVER rise up like that to meet a plane in a loop. It is a travesty of all that is antigravity, and should not be tolerated! No sir! Not today, not ever! Down with the ground! Hurrah!
*hands at his sides, the orator walks off the floor, triumphantly.*