miss

[QUOTE=J Boyle;1926465]Speaking of which…
How about the fuel system that allowed the engine to cut out under neg Gs?[/QUOT
You’ve not heard of Miss Shillings Orifice then JB?:D

Cream

Just goes to show you can sell Ice Cream to Eskimos, some women I know would need a bucket full of the stuff.:D

Sukar

Someone had it in for you over there…??

Some people have no sense of humour, I did get a bit sick of ” It’s the best aircraft forum in the WORLD bo!!0cks”:D

Banned

I just got banned over on ukar for my signature, well I think thats what it was for, nobody has informed me, all I put was ” Keys is the classroom, while ukar is the playground, is that so bad?:D

Mars

so the chances of it working on Mars !:D

Are a million to one they said:D

American

Probably THE biggest hero of the 20th Century, his name will be remembered so long as there is human history.
Like millions of people all over the world, I sat up well into the night to watch those fuzzy images of Armstrong and Aldrin walk on the moon, surrounded by my Airfix models of the Saturn V and the LEM.
What an achievement for the US and the world – shame the human race hasn’t progressed very much in the 43 years since.
Incidentally, I’m sure there will be a lot of bagpipes lamenting his passing today and tonight both in American and here – Armstrong was of Scottish descent.
RIP Neil Armstrong

Also of German descent, at the end of the day he was an AMERICAN no more no less and will be missed by people of all nationalities

THE bomb

Funny how this thread gets fewer comments than the annual posting critical of the US dropping the atomic bombs.

I’m a huge fan of Japanese people and culture, but what they did during the war to POWs and occupied civilians went beyond any civil strandards.

I don’t think many people on here condemn the US for dropping the bomb,
I for one don’t, after all it was a weapon developed by scientist from all over
the world, not just the US.