Classic British Flight Sim

thehappyotter wrote:It's alright Keith, I've spent the afternoon trying to get the file uploads working properly. It's making me stressed and swear a lot!

Chill, the Job comes first ..... though not if Theresa May gets her way, glad I'm out!

Note to self, Fix that leaky faucett.

No search facility from what I can see, or was that a case of having to log in to get it? That said I could not log in nor get any response from forgot username and forgot password screeens, It just sat there and refreshed the screen. Tried to register and the same - I don't actually ever remember r...

That's odd, I'm in Canada and I don't get the ad, just a bunch of SQL errors on an otherwise blank white screen. Too bad I may have been looking for Viagara.

Seen worse

petermcleland wrote:Gorgeous Shots...Don't we bother with camo anymore? I think the Typhoon is a very beautiful aeroplane and disagree with all the naysayers.

Yes indeed and way better looking than that Lockheed thing they are trying to sell.

I think they prefer Avsim.net as opposed to Avsim.com now although the second will send you to the first if you get my drift.

Errmmm Am I the only one to spot they seem to have put the wrong prince on the mug, or is there something they are not telling us?

Snapper is great, though I have to say that since going from 32 bit Vista to 64 bit W7, I have had it crash a few times. No biggy as a restart of Snapper seems to work. I think it just gets bored sitting in the taskbar unused for long periods of time.

I picked up a very nice read the other day in a second hand shop here in B.C. and apologies as it is not Brit related in any fashion whatsoever ..... oh wait.... it's written in English. Cannibal Queen by Stephen Koonts. A tale of hamburger flights in an old Canadian Stearman through all U.S. states...