Great pics – very much the Christmas image I carry in my mind – and have only once experienced – many miles north of Toronto 🙂
Due to reasons of crapness, you should bin this [ME] like the industry did 😉
Is that right – what’s the problem? Like many others I dare say, I got it bundled with a new desktop PC in 2001 – what’s a good alternative platform for a stand-alone home PC?
re. the DB-engined spit – image above. I’ve seen that picture before – here I suppose. Is it simply a “what-if” machine or did someone actually do this?
Please correct me where I go wrong here – but I have in my mind the piece of info that because of carburetion on the Spitfire/Hurrican vs fuel injection on the 109 the English pilots had to do the half roll to dive whereas the German pilots could simply push the stick forward into a dive – saving precious seconds at difficult moments.
Makes me wonder/query whether there is/was any cause and effect between inverting the vee and fuel injection. And of course the related question, could carburettors be fitted to an inverted vee?
In other words were these two different approaches deliberate design principles related to fuel injection vs carburettion – and inter alia related to fighter design principles?
I run Windows ME and about 2 months ago had a major crash, PC refusing to boot up etc. Had to boot it in safe mode and do the msconfig line-by-line thing. And it turned out to be Norton causing the drama. Got rid of it through deletions, uninstall and via msconfig. Now run Trend MicroVirus PCCillin – excellent!
Just now packing it in – 11:45pm on the 24th – all wrapped, all sorted, off to crash and then – the big day! Merry Christmas everyone. 😉
need to replace it with something even worse (aka more catchcy) – dead easy when you’ve got little kids – try Snoopy’s Christmas
Ever subtle Snapper – and anyway, I like fruitcake, and those Christmas tarts full of crushed … stuff
My knowledge on Jags is limited to past ownership – fleetingly pleasant car between fixes :rolleyes:
Delightfully non-PC thank you Whalebone (always reliable 😉 )
Merry Christmas to all, and may the debates and humour renew themselves in 2005.
And may I suggest a good resolution that will help in that regard? say after me: “I will, I will, I will … read up on irony” :rolleyes:
All the best everyone; Don, Wellington NZ
I have just returned from visiting my parents before Christmas, and had only a few moments of interrupted time unfortunately to flick through my uncle’s papers, more of which will be forthcoming in due course. There was a medal he was awarded posthumously, I don’t know what it was – but I will find out. He was RNZAF serving with Bomber Command in 1943. Aside from that, I concur Steve (and others). They served in good cause and good faith, many (all?) were volunteers and many paid the ultimate price. Recognition is definately due.
Your question is a good one – what can be done? I am more than happy to make whatever approach might be valid in NZ, and once this thread has worked it’s way to some sort of concensus will do just that.
Don
So there’s more than one benefit to not paying taxes – any more?
Hurrumph, offence taken . . .
but, but … I thought it was vermillion? 😉
Welcome back Anna – always go broad, dial-up only brings you the world-wide-wait. Nice to see your shiny wings again. 🙂
Ooh – a touch pointed there Melvyn 😉