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A good ally for the Sea Vixen in operation !

To release the water, we must first open the gates... ok it was a stupid word play. However, I shall be curious to know how many hours has the hull. This jewel still seems to work fine.

Is the fact that my service provider, whose the after-sale management is pretty bad and his staff hateful (such as "young leading man reeking of Armani deodorant "), isn't in the list finally allows me to detonate a bomb in one of their offices ?

Arrg the Alps ! The level of details is impressive.

I found these photos in one of my stocks, the symbol of a time when the CVN still came to visit us here at St-Martin. You can see the Philisburg port ahead of the Enterprise. I hope they will please you. In the meantime I will try to find the photos taken on the JFK. The Roosevelt Another view of the CVN-71. Beautiful ship ! The Big Stick deck The Big E The great return of Scandinavian peoples ! A Viking with the Norway, ex-transatlantic liner France.

And the final part:

Happy Independance Day, and happy birthday to the Tom Cruise's character by the way

The best symbol of harmony between power and beauty.

What a sad week, yesterday the Aéronavale lost the Rafale n°24, and today it's two aircrew... hope we find the missing ones.

Terrible news, hoping the best for the survivors.

Haha great ! Hoping that it has awakened them from their slumber !

Yes, it happens to me two times, on WOE. I never knew why but on the default Germany map I could not leave a flight without returning to the main screen and leaving the game abruptly. Every time I lost the ability to select different aircraft including the packed Mirage Factory F-104G, after it appeared then for some flights as I.A but without sound, without livery and with just the 20mm Vulcan as a weapon.

This is unfortunately what seems to be for the ships of each of our museums in Europe... I had the chance to embark a time aboard the AA cruiser Colbert, which was docked in the port of Bordeaux. He now rotten in Brittany... with two destroyers wrecks on her sides...

A great tribute to the crew and those who served in each camp. It's a shame to let the frigate in such a state (outside). A budget problem ? As this is what affects most floating museums.

Impressive pictures of the ferry, except with hydrojets, I never saw surface propellers make such a sheaf. The old and classic style Lighthouse is nice too.

It sells better to expose a small assbag attacking animals than to announce that the tributes (finally) went to the crews of Bomber Command ! Disgusting !

Portugal... they lost but are still among the best

Superb film, I do not know how many times I could annoy my neighbors by putting lots of times the scene of the F-104 taking off, the sound up.

Ah but we're not going to let such a small "incident" spoil a day like this, I volunteer for giving them these "likes". Edit: C**p I've reached my quota of positive votes too... just have the time to give one to Slartibartfast...

After several years of absence either from comics stores or the screen, Judge Dredd is back. I don't know what you will think about, but Urban's character does not bother me so much to replace Stallone, however the return to the comics uniforms and items (helmets, pacificators) is a great blow, like the design of "courts sliders" ( maybe too aerodynamic for my taste).

Wuuhuu ! Congratulation to your son, hoping the best for them .

Wow that size of the stuperstructure ! Looking inspirated from the Japanese pagoda mast.

Yes, but in this case one can very well blame the team of The Raid: Redemption to have created a "copy" of Carpenter's Assault on Precinct 13 seen from the eyes of the guys at the outside, and say that the s**tty French film La Horde is nothing more than a Resident Evil with a touch of Babylon A.D (shurely made by one of our worst director ever). Besides, after seeing 'La Horde", one wonders if the only feat accomplished by Dahan was not to initiate in the mind of viewers an upward revaluation of all the French turnips from the recent years. Anyway, this is undoubtedly a shovelful over the hole where the French horror film genre buried year after year. Hard to not make a "copy" of another nowaday, even if the ideas are different, some remain on the "same" base.

Pretty cool, it will be a real challenge to be able, from Argentina, to intercept Harrier with its range

Ouch !