Alexander51

Ah ha!! I was wondering if you'd be lurking around the corner on this subject Check PM dear sir.

I visited Pearl Harbor years ago and even managed to meet a veteran who was on the Arizona during this epochal moment in history. <S>

She's beautiful Veltro2k! This will be one helluva release :yes:

What a bunch of "bull" indeed!

------------------------------------------------------- "You said it, where can youfins a sim that can mod all these historical planes? Thanks. " ------------------------------------------------------- Yes I agree on that one bigtime! Thirdwire sims remind me of a cup of coffee. I don't want to drink it as is, but I want to add all the right elements to it until it suites my taste.

False. I've only worn hats on my silly head. The person below me once sneezed so hard that Newton's Third Law of Motion was actually observed.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "I was driving home and just caught a glimpse of it. I thought kids were setting off fireworks or something. " ------------------------------------------ That's amazing that you were in the right spot to catch a glimpse of it. I have seen many meteors over the years, but nothing as intense and prolonged as this one! I have seen a few explode after they had penetrated into the lower atmosphere. Even so, these events were still very brief ones compared to this.

Thanks Kevin. Sorry about that oversight!

One of these days the next fireball could be a colossus...

False. That's all I ate during my first year of college The person below me loves tarantulas.

Yup me too!

My thoughts exactly.

She's looking great there my man. Thanks you sir for this impending gift! :yes:

Happy Birthday mate!

Absolutely AMAZING! At 130 light years, that's about 764,202,681,340,968.7205 miles out Earth based telescopic systems are getting more and more capable of detecting these extremely distant and faint objects. I, too, figured that it would come down to either Hubble or the next generation orbiting observatories to give us most of our direct observations. This is way cool stuff. Good posty

Outstanding work Veltro2k! More prop planes for the SFP1 prop-head devotees

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False. I like the Moody Blues. The person below me once broke wind while seated inside an ambient cathedral. Witnesses said the same person was also propelled several feet into the air.

QUOTE: ------------------------------------------------ "Is this the aircraft Kennedy was shot in?" ------------------------------------------------ There are indeed such things as DUMB questions after all How funny! Good post FastCargo.

WOW!! This sim looks nothing like I remember it! Great job mate

True I have seen one when I was a little kiddo. The person below me loves to walk up to complete strangers and blow a loud, juicy raspberry in their faces.

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