Originally posted by Arthur
Well, he left us when he was flying Hawks. Actually, shortly before he left he seemed to have gotten a stiffy with his Hawk and almost crashed 😀

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Cool, gee time passes by. That’s more than three years ago. Already forgot this is an aviation forum :p … Well, after I graduate I still want to become F-16 pilot ! (do they accept wearing contactlenses in the Bel af?)

I think I’m one of the first though, who’s still active.

Originally posted by Snapper
Flood is one of the inactive ones. Glad to see you finally posted mate.

Now that’s what I call tasty sarcasm :p 😎

Will follow your advice Jonesy, but I deleted the mail already.

What’s the use of such a virus actually?! Can he/she who infected my computer see my files?

I haven’t paid attention the past few months, but what’s going on with these two actually ?!

Blue Oyster Cult

Re: Good

Originally posted by Comet
That’s excellent news. The thing had no right to live anyway.

It will be burning away in the fires of Hell as we speak:D

I love it when criminal scum gets what’s coming to it:D

Hopefully that thing from Soham will be next:D

I thought the middle ages were over already. I can agree with the fact that he’s better off death, and that he diserved what he got, but “burning in the fires of hell as we speak” :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

I agree with Kev, he should just be jailed for the rest of his life, so that he could think of what he did wrong. That would be the worst punishment. I don’t think capital punishment would help, because reality shows us it doesn’t lower the crime rate in the US compared to Europe.

Don’t agree that the comic books are racist (Congo, not Soviet-Union), because at that time, they were just how the average Belgian thought of Africa. In fact that comic book was meant as a way to give a better image to the Congo: when Leopold II gave the Congo as a gift to the Belgian state, the country was in a mess, financially and thanks to Leopold’s “good intentions with the local people”. So the Belgian gov’t wanted to promote the Congo to attract new Belgians to live there and start rebuilding the country, which helped the local population. Before 1907 Congo was not a Belgian property, the king of the Congo just happened to be the same as ours. Hergé did a good thing to make the country a bit more “romantic” because people were influenced by it and moved to Africa, with a different mentality than in the late 19th century.