UK_Widowmaker

thanks guys..yes, it's going quite well...I wish I knew how to edit on top of a video like that!...I'd love to replace the wording under her name to say 'Proprietor of Bow-Wow-Pets...instead of 'Former Civil Servant!!

FlyPC...Have you ever actually flown an aircraft?....You havent said that? Would it not be prudent (if not)...to book a few flying lessons?....it won't break the bank..and might just give you an idea if you want to progress. Reason I say this, is like you...my dream was always to be a pilot....and my wife kindly booked me a flying lesson for my birthday a few years ago!...I was so excited, I could see myself doing a solo...flying just for fun...the horizon was ahead of me! I turned up at Carlisle airport...and took a flight up in a small aircraft. I have never been so utterly terrified in my life!!!..... I don't mind admitting, that we were buffeted about by the wind...and when i was at the controls, and the instructor told me to turn...I nearly sh*t myself! It's put me off ever becoming a Pilot!.....

Having used both..I have to say (after using it for a small Video)...Bandicam is superior to fraps imho. It's intuative (like Fraps)....but the quality of the recording is much clearer http://www.bandicam.com/

Really tough one (especially after reading everyones comments)...Heart says 'Yes'..head says 'No' But, I nearly always follow my heart!...so, how about you m8?

:lol: I have a hole in my head..and if I stick a pencil in it...I can see Jesus!

hahaha...Yes, thats it now...she's had her 30 seconds of fame!...now it's my turn. (anyone know where my Sniper Rifle is?....I just spotted a useful Bell tower)

I love the Killcam...but, I am a big fan of 'cinematics'...hence my being a Wing Commander rather than X-Wing...and a Brothers in Arms rather than COD fan.

I've been playing it since last Sunday!

Thankfully..with 3000+ skins to choose from, most skinning is just personalization really. I've done a couple from scratch, but' like you guys say...it's murderous..and I've cancelled quite a few good ideas I had..just because of the effort involved!....which makes the OFF skinners achievements even more incredible!

My Dear Wife thanks you all for your lovely comments

hahahaha....thanks Guys (she only watched the first five seconds..and refused to watch the rest!...heehee)...she thinks it's awful!

(she's on at the end)

I'm not surprised Flyboys is excluded...it's generally considered (at least here)..to be utter crap Oh...I just spotted your Irony!..hahahahahahaha :lol:

nothing to report then chaps?

Careful.... that's the Al Queda all purpose, terrain vehicle! (they've been designing it for years)

I agree completely..there are real similarities. That said, I suppose all 'epic' type tales are similar in construction, even if the plot is slightly different..but I'm with you..Lucas read Lotr

lol...yup BH....Hindsight is a wonderful thing

Saw that too...quite fascinating!..the same series had the British Disaster at Ishlandwahna (excuse my spelling)

Great stuff!...I'm a big fan

defo!

La Folie....always reminds me of The Stranglers song

The Sensitive Man A woman meets a man in a bar. They talk; they connect; they end up leaving together.. They get back to his place, And as he shows her around his apartment. She notices that one wall of his bedroom is Completely filled with soft, sweet, cuddly teddy bears. There are three shelves in the bedroom, With hundreds and hundreds of cute, Cuddly teddy bears carefully placed In rows, covering the entire wall! It was obvious that he had taken Quite some time to lovingly arrange them And she was immediately touched By the amount of thought he had Put into organizing the display. There were small bears all along The bottom shelf, Medium-sized bears covering the Length of the middle shelf, And huge, enormous bears running All the way along the top shelf. She found it strange for an Obviously masculine guy To have such a large collection of Teddy Bears, She is quite impressed by his Sensitive side. But doesn't mention this to him. They share a bottle of wine and Continue talking and, After awhile, she finds herself Thinking, 'Oh my God! Maybe, this guy Could be the one! Maybe he could be the future Father of my children?' She turns to him and kisses him Lightly on the lips He responds warmly They continue to kiss, the passion builds, And he romantically lifts her in His arms and carries her into his bedroom Where they rip off each other's Clothes and make hot, steamy love. She is so overwhelmed that she Responds with more passion, More creativity, more heat than she Has ever known. After an intense, explosive night Of raw passion with this sensitive guy, They are lying there together in The afterglow. The woman rolls over, gently Strokes his chest and asks coyly, 'Well, how was it?' The guy gently smiles at her, Strokes her cheek, Looks deeply into her eyes, And says: "Help yourself to any prize on the middle shelf"!

Reminds me of an incident that happened to my wife one day....she saw a small wisp of smoke come from the dash...so pulled over, got out...and walked the 200yds to a phone booth to call me, to come have a look, and pick her up. By the time she finished the call, and came out of the booth...the car was engulfed in flames!...the Fire Service arrived on the scene before I got there...and the car was just a shell. I gave my wife a big hug that day!

Stunning visuals are great..provided you get a good storyline to go with them.

Wow Lou!...My Dad (who was in SOE) fought with the French Resistance in WW2...and often talked to me about the supply drop pilots, flying in at treetop level, to drop arms and ammunition!....what's the betting that your guy and my dad were in cahoots....without even knowing each other! Amazingly (life is full of surprises)...but, my little Dog, was born on a farm, in a place called 'Bellingham' in Northumberland (a 30 minute drive from my house)...I went there last weekend, and the owners are friends of ours. They found some wreckage in one of their fields after plowing, a couple of years ago....turned out to be a Hurricane Fighter!.... It was dug up, and now resides in the Sunderland Aircraft Museum. (though, I should point out..it was at their previous Farm) Sadly, the Pilot was killed