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I'll spend some time on TS and help you out Jabo, the x52 is an unruly beast but once tamed will be a great stick.

Hey Sweper, Another swede to join the squad ey, welcome. If you ever need a flying lesson in swedish (As they were intended), shoot me a PM. S!

This is essentially words that are exactly the same, and meaning different things depending on context. Hilarity ensures. Ever wanted to understand the Swedish chef in the muppets?

Someone Really likes Lock-on.

Saw something slighty pertaining to this, walked by a shop the other day, it said shirts 30% off, and the 3 mannequins next to it where undressed.

I just managed to install il2 on my new rig and got freetrac working. I managed to install the drivers for the x52, but have not managed to install the SST software. I downloaded the file from the saitek site, and ran it, however, it will not install the program (profile editor). I managed to do this on my previous computer, but forgot how to. Running 32bit vista.

That must have been an interesting conversation in pc world. Jabo: Welcome to Pc world sir, and may you perchance play a game called Il2? I am a member of a group called the Danger dogz. We are bunch of seriously disturbed gentlemen who play this game together and share in evenings of banter on this wonderous invention called Teamspeak. We mainly discuss Sheep, women, alcohol and planes (in that order) To be a fly on that wall... Welcome Zooly.

Putting on my lights and cranking up my amplifier, how about we teach the hippies by playing Tchaikovski No1 Piano concerto very loudly. Bring on the Nuclear reactor.

Hmm Sid, you are approaching the power of my current rig... I used the 5200 for some time (the early 2000's)

Eloquent and well presented, yet not my kind of speech, but I guess the UK parliements have a more personal approach. More wellspoken than the current administration.

My Eyes! I think I have been scarred for life...

Ordering the 17'' Asus today, yay!

"Where we are going, we don't need roads" Love that film. Although I dont think I would want to see a flying DeLorean.

I use VLC player for everything, nice and easy, minimalistic yet has a lot of features. http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

Welcome back mate.

Went into currys, which generally only have quite low performance machines, and as Jabo said, they are not plugged into the internet, I did however get a perspektive of the size of the screens, not much difference really. The 17'' is slightly larger, but has a bigger keyboard, and better speakers, and of the two HP machines displayed in curry's, seemed better built. (Might not be applicable the asus machines). I think I will go for the 17'', sadly no physical store that is in the area back home do not sell any of the asus machines.

I found the same asus but with 15.4 Inch monitor, which is my current size. It is also a kilo lighter. Anyone familiar with if there is a major difference between a 15.4 and a 17 inch? The extra kilo lighter could be quite good, however, I dont move around my laptop very much. http://translate.google.com/translate?prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=http://www.komplett.se/k/ki.aspx%3Fsku%3D437529&sl=sv&tl=en&history_state0= Both screens are WXGA+ (1440x900)

Quite right Jabo, was thinking I was in an alarming proximity to you, I guess you would object to 80 cranky students knocking on your door.

Cromwell didn't treat it very well, a number of monuments were destroyed at the time. A shame really, as the building would have been quite impressive at its height.

The abbey is called Roche Abbey, was built by Cistertian monks in 1170-1180, and was far more extensive than what is left. The engineering of it is staggering, considering the gatehouse and the two main towers still stand after 900 years and an artillery barrage.

Today, one of my history courses had a field trip to

I guess they only do that kinda thing in the states. If you had a minigun at home in Sweden, you would have a swat team in your backyard. And I think she was wearing a bra, BG. A black one I think.

U571 is to submarine warfare (and the enigma) as Mel Brooks' Men in Tights was for Robin Hood.