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I always though that the pepsi symbol represents the world. Blue is good, red is evil, and white is Chuck Norris keeping them from fighting.

If only I had the money now...

MacGyver's theme song is better.

yeah, me and my dad tried to turn our 150mm telescope into a death ray by shining lasers through it. this thread prompted me to pull out my "Pocket Guide to the Universe" book of astronomy and find some interesting stuff, like the double star of Alpha/Proxima Centuari or the sperate galaxies around Andromeda.

I've been looking high and low for that game. Where'd you find it, and what do you need to run it?

I think we honestly didn't need to know about that one.

yep, wherever it is, that tire should be pretty low. Is it true that the A-7 had almost no teething problems in the prototype stage? (unlike the tomcat...)

naw, everybody here just uses their telescopes to spy on their neighbors. My dad's an astronomy nut, and I've seen many a planet up close through his telescope. I know my way around the sky, but nothing worth bragging about.

Well, I just got back from seeing Wall-E in the theater (with my 8 year old brother! I'm not THAT young!), and I actually enjoyed it. Not Just because of the cool animation, innovative storyline, dynamic characters or great ending, but because of the whole idea behind the movie. For those of you (most of you) who don't know, it takes place in a bizarre post-apocalyptic world, completely uninhabited by humans because of an overabundance of garbage and an inhospitable atmosphere, both created by humans in the first place. *******************WARNING: PLOT SPOILER BELOW********************* That's as far as I'll ruin the plot for you, because I'm talking about the idea behind the story. It sounds like exactly the kind of thing the human race would do to "Restore" the world. Let a fleet of robots take care of the earth's problems for us while we live on, totally carefree. It's not a "Mad Max" type of apocalypse, and it seems pretty close to what might happen to our world in the end, minus the robot that has some strange ability to think for itself and have feelings. Also, I really enjoyed the movie, it was just as entertaining for me as it was for my brother, and it is much more than just a kids movie. Although most of you would rather shoot yourself in the foot than get cought dead in a "Kids" Disney movie. Grow up!

obviously some kind of strange phenomenon caused by the northeren hemisphere water in the ice being confused about what month it is and weither it should be warm or cold.

or maybe it's some very, VERY well educated ice.

That's cool... I donno weither to bookmark it as "neat stuff" or run and take cover for fear of WW3

uh-oh, my lead's on the site... I knew my freedom wouldn't last long...

the hardest part of being a wingman is not shooting your lead down when he does something stupid or insults your sister over the radio or even threatens to shoot you down. jeez...

yeah, but what else could you call it that would make somebody say "Hey, it must be Australian!"?

then how come all the fighters and bombers I see these days are low-vis grey?

Bah. Kangaroo. Boomer. Whatever. I though the Kangaroo should be a smaller plane, and this big sucker the Boomer, but I seemed to have overestimated your naming skills.

Wow, the aussie dollar is pretty close to the Loonie, which is 98.0777 cents U.S. as of today. As for 62 degree ice... 62 degrees Kalvin perhaps? (That's *C starting at absolute zero.)

Kinda reminds me of the V1 and V2 missiles in WWII, and the Skeeters they used to take them down. Really good story about that in a book I've got here, maybe I'll post it sometime.

I think camo should be used, but it should be changed depending on the task of the planes. Make high-fliers light blue, make mud-runners camo, make euro planes low-vis and make Navy planed blue. Maybe if they could devise a variable camouflage system or something.

If I recall, wasn't the Boomerang (original name, guys) from early WWII based on the P-36, or am I barking up the wrong tree? It seems that the most unlikely places come up with the coolest planes. I'd like to fly that thing, like a super mustang. Maybe call it the Stallion ore something. Wait... it's Australian. better call it the Boomer.

huh? anyway, what's the Australian dollar at these days? I heard that a new title there runs ~$100, which is pretty steep in Canadian dollars, where games run about $60-$80 new, so unless the Aussie dollar is $1.25 Canadian, which I think is still pretty close to that much American, you guys are getting a bum deal.

naw, that's at Disney land under the pirates of the caribbean ride. Hey, what's the avrocar doing there? we consider it a miserable faliure and a disgrace to the once-proud Canadian Avro Company, builders of the magnificent CF-105 Arrow and what should have been the world's first airliner, the Avro Jetliner. Also, how come you eastereners get all the nice museums?

I remember taking down a flight of 12 jap bombers in a P-40... I got 6 and my wingie got 3, but I had to crash-land because of all the holes I took. Good times...

Even if my computer decided to go "rogue", it wouldn't be too much of a threat, seeing as it lags running "Pinball". Anyway, I'm rather reluctant to keep probing to find a way around the shaw antivirus thing... When I right click on the icon it gives me a bunch of useless options and then one that says "Unload and allow all network traffic". I'm not sure if I should do that, seeing as I don't want to kill it for good and have shaw come after me with a "Contract Violation" charge or something.