Classic British Flight Sim

I have found that the best times are not noticed in the present but through memories of the past, when you think back to certain aspects or times in your life such as Ben wrote ' in the early days of C.B.F.S.' when no doubt membership was small and personal there would have been a certain 'family element' about that which sadly may not exist today as it did yesterday.

Often memories of such 'wonderful times' can trigger sadness knowing that it will never be repeated in the way that you experienced it........having said that, the 'present' in years to come for many, will be remembered as that 'wonderful time'. :-(

Nigel.

Wow, a lot of food for thought here. Thanks for some very inspiring posts - if I ever eat dog food for breakfast by mistake, I will know the solution!

Nigel²

A quick install of FS2000 will have you vomiting in no time nigel

ATB

DaveB :tab:

I read Ben's post and inparticular Ian's (Speedbird 591) response.They both typify the depth of feeling and maturity of members of this forum.I don't claim to be as experienced or as knowledgable as as many of you,but I would like to bet that despite the ACES situation,this is not the end of FS nor the end of this website.
Ben,when you recover from your melancholy and you fancy a good meal and a couple of jars of 'lemonade' you know where we live. EricT and Mrs EricT.

I 'm very contempt with my FSX but I may be one of

speedbird591 wrote: ... those who are better equipped.

Sorry I couldn't resist ... did I take it out of a context... ? :think:

DanKH wrote:I 'm very contempt with my FSX

What a marvellous Freudian slip! Have you been on the birthday juice, Dan? And as for your equipment - keep it in it's lunchbox where it belongs!

Happy Birthday!

Ian ;-)

THAT certainly came out in another way than planned! But even better..!

Thanks Ian.

could somebody please burn my eyes out of my skull

:doho: in the Name of all thats Good!!!!!!!!!!