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  1. Important pertaining to what?
  2. Mannie.B has it right. We actually launch full scale wars on suspicion of such. If for example, Cuba was lobbing missiles across the sea into Miami, there wouldn't be an island 90 miles south of florida for long afterwards. Didn't we almost start World War III over something like that way back when?
  3. Like an added difficulty level beyond hard "simulation" that would enable advanced stuff alot of people want, but leaves the other difficulty levels untouched for accessability.
  4. *cough* *cough* Ahem, I'm trying to do that in SF as a freeware mod. If any of you know a good lawyer to get the propper rights, and can fund development....
  5. I was just thinking that, commuting to school in a jet. I wonder how my university security would respond to landing a harrier in the parking lot. I wonder if they'd give me a ticket for it even if I had the parking sticker For the same price, I could buy a Mig-29 fulcrum or P-51 mustang. Decisions, decisions? For $2 mil, I can get either a custom made ferrari, or a fairly young Su-27 flanker. I think I'll take both if I won the megamillions jackpot! (now there's some wishful thinking)
  6. Haha! thats where a friend of mine used to live after his mother dragged him out there. From his descriptions, it's no real surprise.
  7. Rove rescheduled for november
  8. And F4 goes too far to be fun. Jedimaster made the point I was trying to make a little better. JSF_aggie, we're not all in the know, but for at least a thirdwire level sim, how advanced does it need to be, without simply becoming feature creep that nobody uses like the multipurpose cell "phones" that can do everything shy of hook up a usb joystick and fly on. And things like the electronics that communicate with other planes (rather old, mig-31) and such information, doesn't have any need to be modeled because it doesn't affect the gameplay.
  9. I just saw an add for an official addon for it yesterday as well. To hear they really want to go back to CFS is good to hear, much nicer to know the developers haven't abandoned the series and would bring her back if they can. EVERYONE BUY FSX so they have the resources!
  10. That, and more pure and direct dogfighting with WW2 era stuff, with somewhat decent speed. But yes, the F-16, A-10 and F-15 start to get boring after a while. And why I'm getting started with my ATF/USNF project for strike fighters/WOE (yep jedi, I've found help and I'm going through with it) I like thirdwire's way. They can do modern fairly well, especially once we get A/G radar with the new modes and HUD. You really don't need much more to do modern planes without going to the level of LOMAC and F4AF, which is IMHO a little frustrating to use. I want to be busy fighting, not setting my electronics. I think it would be a good move for TK to do the more modern, with the same simplicity as usual. Hausser, 2 years ago, I got right up to the X-35 at Udvar Hazy(spelling?) and the SR-71 has been on the intrepid for ages. Sure, many exacts aren't known, but what is known is usually good enough for a flight sim unless you're a rivet counter.
  11. eraser_tr

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    Would you like to come back to my place? bouncy bouncy
  12. eraser_tr

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    King? I thought we were an autonomous collective?
  13. That may be what you think, but not the rest of journalism. Considering you call fox news fair and balanced, I'll go with the rest of journalism. And yes, I tried to watch fox, the typical story is the same as every other network(they get everything from AP and rueters just like the rest) but anything political or war related, they're just a 24 hour white house press conference, and do a horrible and demeaning job of representing anything left or center.
  14. Wow, what pricks. Not gonna happen, and I intend to be tactful. Being respectful makes a hard hitting question all the more sharp and effective. Though it wouldn't be unheard of hear, they called the NYPD on students protesting the president's absurd salary raise when tuition is a record high and enrollment was a record low. But I'm well connected here, I'll be left alone. Well it was Seymour Hersch of the New Yorker who broke the story, not some tabloid hack who doesn't have to worry about credibility. Considering how known it was we were going to invade Iraq long before any of the official diplomacy or military buildup started, it would not be the slightest bit surprising to be true.
  15. It's supposedly the white house wanting to use them, and the joint cheifs rare opposed to it. Oh I'm quite sure it will be him, we didn't place first in the world's largest MUN competition for nothing. My only worry is getting to actually do so me of the questioning, there are a good ~25 people in the class.
  16. Wow! me and typhoid are agreeing. Saywhat, this needs to be stickied! For this "really cool stuff down the road" would you have use for an older IT specialist who worked on the hubble space telescope? I'm taking this "Road to the White House" course, in which C-SPAN has us able to interview various political figures. Thursday Karl Rove is scheduled, and will leave wimpering with his tail between his legs when me and my friend are done. Seymour Hersch broke that story, I think it's something like April 6th or 8th they want to use tactical nuclear weapons for a purely aerial strike against Irans nuclear facilities. Which utterly defeats the purpose of trying to stop a nation from making nuclear weapons. There'll be no digging our world image out of this hole anytime this century after that.
  17. That's what Karl Rove was for. And I get to put him on the hotseat thursday! But Rummy and Cheney were no good for the military either, I've already ranted about them cutting weapons programs. They may try to look like pro-military hawks, but they're no better than Clinton.
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    Are you suggesting coconuts migrate?
  19. Ah, but congress writes the checks, and the republicans were the majority back then, they're as much to blame as anyone for budget cuts. Another one of those incorrect stereotypes. It doesn't look like anyone will be cutting defense spending anytime soon now. Between the middle east, a resurging russian threat and ever present china. Though I'd rather see the spending go to Jets, rifles and armor than to handouts for well connected companies.
  20. And something the canadians would do too
  21. Read that, but it was with the USS Abraham Lincoln not Montana. Considering there being two versions, methinks both are fake.
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    Witches?
  23. Oh, militarism is rampant....so what?
  24. Assuming we had more air cover than on 9/11. Major US cities being radioactive rubble is not in russia's best interest. They're no longer isolated from the global market with a command economy. When New York sneezes, the whole world catches a cold, if New York became radioactive rubble, the world economy would be rubble too. We'd have to go back to trading glow in the dark donkeys and crops. That, and we have enough missiles still that could probably hit every inch of russian soil in retaliation.
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