I’ve been using FS2002 since June 2004 – it was the first thing I bought for my computer, even before I got the computer. It is annoying when so many nice downloads are for FS2004, but I still manage to find nice things for 2002 and the VAs still offer compatible software. But the VAs dictate when I will change over – once they stop offering compatible software then I will have to upgrade to the newer version. Already Austrian have said they will no longer support FS2002 but the software they use at the moment is 2002 compatible so no worries just yet.

I forgot some…

Delirium Tremens.
Delirium Nocturnum.
Verboden Vrucht.
Hoegaarden Grand Cru.
De Troch Chapeau Fraises.
De Troch Chapaeu Tropical.
Floris Apple.
Grimbergen.
Black Sheep Rigwelter.
Baltika.
Staropramen.
Innis and Gunn Oak Aged.
Kronenbourg Premier Cru.
Arabier.
Rodenbach Red.
Petrus.
Ciney Blonde.

My Grandfather was in the RAF in WW2. Lossiemouth was one place where he was stationed.

In WW1 I had some relations but I don’t know much about them or what they did.

My Uncle did national service in the RAF in Cyprus.

I had an ancestor who was killed in an English Civil War battle.

Yes. I used to live in a haunted house, we had barking dogs which were dead, hands, noises in unoccupied rooms.

Last year on holiday in Brugge we invited a ghost into our hotel room…

We knew the hotel had a cat, and when I got up early one morning, I saw a tabby cat staring at me through the bathroom window. I assumed it was the hotel cat, and opened the window to have a look. The cat jumped in, and went into the bedroom. It was a friendly cat, but we had to go out so we caught it and put it back out through the window onto the flat roof. A few seconds later the cat was scratching the bedroom door to come back in. There was no way it could have got down from the roof, got inside and run up the stairs to the room in such a short space of time, and I don’t know how it would know which door to go to!

The cat followed us down to breakfast, which we were having early and so no one else was around. It walked round on the table licking out the empty butter cartons, and when we left the hotel, it was watching us go through the glass door. We never saw it again, which we thought was strange if it was the hotel cat.

When we returned to the same hotel this year, we saw a black and white cat and asked the owners if they had a new cat as well as the tabby. There had never been a tabby – no one had ever seen a tabby going into the hotel as a regular thing and we never saw our tabby friend again. The only tabby the hotel owner could think of was the dead brother of the hotel cat, and this tabby had never been in the hotel. So how the hell was this cat so familiar with the hotel when there had never been a tabby there, and how did it get from roof to bedroom door in a few seconds?

How long have you got? 😀

Sloeber – simply the best.
Rochefort 10 – best belgian Trappist beer and second-strongest Belgian beer.
Rochefort 8.
Rochefort 6.
Ename Blond.
Ename Dubbel.
Ename Tripel.
Mater Wit.
Romy Pils.
Black Hole.
Kwak.
Guido.
De Koninck.
Palm Speciale.
Duvel.
Piraat.
Hapkin.
Chimay Red.
Chimay Tripel.
Chimay Blue.
Westmalle Dubbel.
Achel.
Judas.
Gulden Draak.
Augustijn.
Corsendonk Agnus.
Corsendonk Pater.
Leffe Brune.
Leffe Radieuse.
Tripel Karmeliet.
Maes.
Jupiler.
Stella (the Belgian version not the sh*t brewed in Luton).
Cantillon Lambics.
Mort Subite Gueuze.
Mort Subite Kriek.
Mort Subite Framboise.
Timmermans’ Wit.
Brugs Wit.
Straffe Hendrik Blond.
Brugse Tripel.
Brugse Zot.
Bush Amber – Belgium’s strongest at 12%.
Bush Noel.
Bush Blonde.
Tongerlo Tripel.
Westvleteren 12.
Liefman’s Kriek.
Liefman’s Frambozen.
Jan van Gent.
Satan Gold.
Moinette Blond.
Artois Bock.
Adriaen Brouwer.
Hobgoblin.
Fiddler’s Elbow.
Circle Master.
Guinness.

Is that enough for you?