Rooster89

A comedian I like told a story about giving dogs pills, I dont remember exactly how it went but it was something like this: "My old dog has arthritis so I took him to the vets and they said to give him some pills. So I tried giving him the pills, he wasnt gonna eat it right out my hand, so I made a ball of hamburger and put stuffed the pill inside. He wolfed the hamburger right down, but five seconds later the pill flew right out! We went through this a couple of times and that pill kept a flyin right out. I called my vet to see what they said I should do. The vet said, "Well, your gonna have to give him a suppository." You ever try to get a ball of hamburger in a dog's a**?" -Rooster

Great piece of writing Olham! It was like a really good book, where you get to the end and wish there were more. -Rooster

Above the bar eh? Sounds like the perfect place for it. So now all I have to do is get a bar! -Rooster

1. Fokker Dr.1, wanted to pick something different but couldn't, its just my favorite. 2. F4U Corsair, thats Robert Conrad's and the "Black Sheep Squadron" TV show's fault. 3. 1929 New Standard D-25, first plane I ever flew in. -Rooster

Lol. (singing)They call it that ole mountain dew, and them that refuse it are few..... anyway, I'm pretty sure smokes been there since Phase 1, I seem to remember seeing smoke rolling out of the still sheds then too. -Rooster

Hey SD, you, Stumper and I did some pretty nice formation flying in the Dr.Is that one time. Yep, it is very hard to keep a close formation with real live people. At least thats what I gathered from my small experience of formation flying in mp. -Rooster

Sorry Waldemar, I just took a stab at it beacuse you didn't mention exactly which plane. If the devs do decide to make more planes, it doesnt matter to me which ones they do. Of course I have my favorites that I'd like to see, but I'd gratefully take what they offer. And now I'm even more appreciative of what they've done. I tried making a model with Gmax. . I got something that almost looked like a fuselage. Took about 2 hours too. Then I got really frustrated and said, "****- this! This is waaaay too hard for me!" The things those guys can do...... -Rooster

This copy of the Nieuport 11? http://www.earlyaviator.com/archive/1m/ima...II.1916.D.I.jpg -Rooster

We can dance later! LMFAO!! Great work Catch. -Rooster

Lookin' good Widowmaker! :yes: -Rooster

Can't wait to see what you come up with Rickity! Yep, skinning is very addictive and everytime you learn something new from your last skin. I use Paint.net also and its a very good program. Oh, and Stumpjumpers aircraft are skinable, just open up the DDS file the same way you would with other OFF skins. Have fun, -Rooster

Im sure we do Bullethead, but I've never seen one that big in person. The biggest Northern Pike I've ever caught was 37 inches. But the record for New York is 46 pounds (I dont know how long though). Thanks Widowmaker. I'm never showing pictures of fish I catch again. -Rooster

I found a little bit about it Widowmaker. In Greg VanWyngarden's Pfalz Scout Aces of World War I it says that the pilot was unknown. It was striped in Saxon green and the factory Pfalz white/grey. The fin and rudder were white and the the wings were lozenge. Of course this probably doesnt help at all because thats what your picture shows -Rooster

I dont foresee any problems coming about, since were all nice guys here anyway, but I agree. It's a good idea "just in case". -Rooster

Haha. Ok guys its up and should be ready for download. -Rooster

View File Rapala Albatros This is just a quick skin I did, just for laughs, based on a Rapala fishing lure. Its for the Albatros D.III early model. Submitter Rooster89 Submitted 04/18/2009 Category Aircraft Skins

Just for a laugh I did a quick skin based on a Rapala fishing lure. I've actually wanted to do this for awhile "just to see" and since we've been talking about fishing in the general discussion thread it gave me a little kick of ambition. If anybody actually wants it, which i doubt, lol, I can post it for download. -Rooster

Thanks Bullethead, I'll have to check that show out. 6 foot fish! Geez, my poor little old 6 pound bass seems inadequate now -Rooster

WOW! Theres alot of fish in that river! -Rooster

Well I know you can do Immelmann's Immelmann turn very easily in an E.III. I use it all the time. Immelmann turn from 1918 aviators handbook- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:WW1Immelmann.jpg -Rooster

Oh man, all this talk has me itchin for some fishin. I'm with you Rickity, I mostly fish for small and largemouth bass, lake trout, and northern pike. I got skunked with pike and lake trout last year but I managed to catch some pretty good sized bass, for around here anyway. Here's my best catch of last summer. Bigfish: That really is a big fish! I dont know how big carp usually get but that thing is monsterous! -Rooster

No smoking!? Bummer. Excellent skin fubar. Very detailed. -Rooster

You got it Stumper. I'll send it via email. It's got some things wrong with it that were my mistake, like the ribbing not being accurate as to what a Taube should have. But, I think its pretty good. -Rooster

Ahh, the old hook in the hand. I feel your pain Widowmaker. My jackknife folded on my hand about 2 months ago and I had to go to my favorite hospital, (yes I have a favorite, been to quite a few) to get stitches in my pinkie and a tetanus shot. It hurt to fly OFF, but the war isnt gonna win itself! Now why is it my favorite hospital you may ask? Well, theres a big glass case where they put all the fishing lures that they've pulled out of people! None of them are mine yet, but Im sure I'll get a couple in there before I'm through. Stripers are fun too Widowmaker. My nieghbor just got a nice boat, so we'll be striper fishing on the Hudson river here before too long. Hope your wound heals soon so you can get back out there and get that carp. -Rooster