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I fear that aswell, builders hardly have a reputation for punctuality, well atleast we can hope that the RL rooms are available.

Welcome back JP, pedestal is still running, the Reds require your , err services.

If I can get a room and it does not collide with anything else such as graduation I am in, probably for the entire weekend.

http://www.fz.se/filmer/20090825/il-2-sturmovik-utvecklardagbok/ How they made the Il2 sounds. Quite interesting. This is for the console game though.

Very probably, will be greatly annoyed if something hold me back.

Will the extension to the Red lion be done in time for FL?

Thank you all, had a quite descent day. Just ate a good cake. My present was the guitar a few days ago. Why do relatives send stupid cards?

Now that is a good looking plane.

You cannot conceive, nor can I the appalling stupidity of man.

It is a lot faster than normal helicopter, it has been tried before, but the stability has been a problem earlier. Didn't know they solved it.

Looks like a Blackhawk made angry love to the submarine from Thunderball.

They let the guy out? They shouldn't have let the bastard ever see daylight.

Interesting how the thread went from civilian gun control to how best to shorten the lifespan of some less than amiable types. That why I love this forum, everyone is civilised enough to prevent a flamewar. S! Dogz

Well, legally, a military whose nation had signed the several different agreements are supposed to follow them regardless of the opposition. Quite complicated thing, but quite interesting once you read the documents. I have not the read the hollow-point thing yet, but for mines and incendiaries it's quite strict. However enforcement is a whole other issue altogether. I am doing my disseration on cluster munitions, and have been reading a bit of the UN declarations on conventional weaponry. Even though the taliban may disregard all the rules, the national militaries will have to uphold their standards.

@ CG Anatomically, the human body is quite fragile, yet can withtand several bullets. Remember the pope (John paul II) took a couple in the chest, yet survived. Assuming no major nerve centre (should as the shoulder or groin, bone or the arterial system is damaged, survival is quite likely considering modern medicine. The major organs are all within the chest cavity, and some can withstand damage without. The liver, spleen and heart/lungs are all blood-heavy organs that will lead to exsanguination when damaged. I have no idea of how this relates to a combat situation, but I would guess that without a critical hit to major systems, short term fighting may be possible. Funnily enough I had this exact same conversation with a medical student friend of mine. The human body is quite fascinating, fragile yet still damage resistant.

I thought Achilles and Odysseus destroyed the trojans, exept for Aenas of course. I know the feeling Asas, had an annoying one my roommate in highschool "accidentally" put in. Took me a week to eradicate.

Yes, my fellow students do drink some vile things. I don't even remotly as much as I see some do. I do not like beer, I stick to pretty classic things, mainly whisky and gin based drinks.

I have heard the same thing from some of the swedes. The AK5 uses 5.56 aswell, but some still prefer the Ak4 (swedish version of the G3)

Presumably you'll want that shaken not stirred Mr Bond? Shaking it screws up the drink and chips the ice. Bond is ordering a weak drink and being snooty about it

Only an odd number of olives in a martini please.

That's it I am definatly going to Duxford next year. That video was excellent.

A round for all the DDz? That would be somewhere around the amount of my tuition fees.

Hehe, good burn GK. BG is back to hosting yay!

Less hammerpants though?

Awesome. Flash mobs are freaky. I saw a zombie one in Nottingham.