Friar

Thank you for all your kind words. I really do need to make the effort and get back in the skies with you guys.

Thanks chaps @Nick - Well done to Jess as well as Arthur said.

thanks pook. good luck with your recovery by the way.

Just wanted to announce that my youngest, Heather had news today that her exam results have earned her place at the University of Winchester to study to become a Primary School Teacher.

What laptop would you buy for your daughter going off to university? Dell? 15" screen will be doing lots of course work (going to be a primary school teacher so not too heavy on the graphics front), and watching the odd dvd 4-8gb of memory 500gb+ storage? my issue is processor - i3? i4? i guesss quad core (would like to build in some future proofing) I lay myself before the great and the good for advice Salute Friar

http://theshrug.net/v8-chainsaw-because-real-men-do-things-right-2/

exactly how i felt when i did something similar in a tiger moth but was too grown up to giggle like that

lol ! PS. where has our laughing dog gone?

I was just going to ask what we thought about this over windows 7 and if I should go for it.......

Perhaps you guys would like to join us on Sunday evening (we use Teamspeak) for an opening dogfight map which we use to get everyone togther (it is useuall kill or be killed, and not always the other side!), then we move to move structured (cough!) co-ops run from our vast catagogue. These we can either fly all the same side against ai or people pick to fly either blue or red. We also have the option of spliting comms channel to "spice it up a bit". The whole night on a Sunday is built around having a good time. We sometimes run long missions put togther by our Lead Mission Builder FoolThrottle (FT) or myself. Although sadly due to my work with the Prior of St Oleg, these have been few and far between lately. These often invole a closer element of team work and concentration. I am sure I can speak for the rst of the group in saying we hope this to be fruitful hook up for both sides. Salute Friar

Well Hello again my faithful flock, I have returned from my journeys around this fine country of ours spreading the word of the Priory of St Oleg. My journeys recently have seen my travel to the western side, that is not a reference to John Wayne although "Little Big Horn" was mentioned once or twice. I have been to Dorchester, Exeter and Bristol. These journeys have been fraught with danger. Finding somewhere to rest my head after a hard days travelling and attending parish meetings with the "locals" has been interesting to say the least. It was only on Wednesday when attempting to move from Dorchester (not pronounced "Door-Chester" for the chaps "over the pond" but as one word "Dorchester", simple?). It so transpired that a wagon carrying used spittoons from the many bars that proliferate the town of Poundberry (this in itself is an interesting place. Designed with input from Prince Charles it features no road markings or yellow lines (parking restrictions), no speed signs or lamp-posts. An idea from the Netherlands apparently. It is supposed to make drivers more aware of their surroundings as they are not being bombarded with information making them think for themselves (The Priory help us with the standard of some of our drivers.) Wondering around looking for fallen women to bring back to the Priory was not easy. I received may a strange reaction when approaching the ladies of the area if they needed picking up. Anyway back to my journey. Sister Gloria, for it is she that always guides my path when I travel on such journeys was made aware of the blockage and advised me to take an alternative route. Well I have to say although she sent me down many single track lanes, some with grass growing down the middle I did arrive safely at my destination. My route took me past many farms with lots of livestock, grazing right by the fence. Many sheep, looking at me, in their head saying “looking for a good time lovee”, but I continued (although I did take a few numbers (14 and 56 seemed like they were well up for it). Upon arriving at my tavern I booked in and went to my cell, sorry room. A single bed, cupboard for my habit and a TV (which I had to watch at an angle of 120 degrees as the tilt arm was broken. Also the Ariel cable was frayed and had to be wiggled to make a connection, but for £57 pounds a night (breakfast included but no maid to tuck me in or warm the bed, unlike the service we offer when guests stay at the Priory) I cannot expect too much. So I finally arrived home Friday evening to find much has been going on. I see that we have had some issues with hosting but that as now been sorted by our fantastic technical services department (known as B16ENK or “Roger”). The most satisfying news is to find that we have found another web weary wondering friend in the form of “Sicker55” has joined the flock. I see that he hails from Wolverhampton. For those of you who do not know, I expect Slicker to have an accent much like that of Sid from “Bromsgove” and “Reddich” (insert my voice in to your head from ts at this point, Sid I am sure wont object) Welcome my friend. I am here to serve as the totally non-denominational Chaplin. I am also considered by some to be the most senior member of the dogz although I am not sure what they mean by “senior” as I can sometimes wonder off topic…that reminds me I must remember to get the new candles from the shop. The stock at the Priory seems to be going down rather quick, I personally believe that Sister Jill has something to do with it, now where was I, Ah yes..you can contact me at any time with problems. I am especially happy to discuss any personal problems relating to relationships of the physical nature and (providing a suitable amount of money has been placed in the Priory collecting bowl promise not to use it or blurt it out should I find you on my six about to shoot me down. All being well I am hoping to be around on Sunday for the usual service where I hope you will attend. Well it is great to be back home again, although the work of the Priory will take me off again soon so, Dogz, shoot me down while you have the chance.

perhaps when you fit the new fan the old one could be somehow wired up for your bridge?

I would like to wish Gec happy birthday in my best fluent Croatian......"H A P P Y B I R T H D A Y G E C! "

FT, would it not be better to have the traffic BEHIND the camera car to avoid it being in shot?

Ok will Try again in a bit

have zipped the folder and uploaded to here http://dangerdogz.com/forums/files/file/762-smart-technologyzip/ hope it helps

sorry Dave, I have X52 pro which I thin is different? if not happy to provide what ever you need

HI Jabo, during the game (assetto corsa of course as this is THE only other game) some cars are generating cpu >95% messages and the gane then goes stuttery and the sound goes porked. It is an issue that others have as well, I was just wondering if it might help.

Hello, Playing my "other game" i am getting cpu load issues. As i have on board sound, would adding a dedicated sound card make any difference?

FT, you sir are epic!

What was the music you used for the trailer?

Staff training session.......

The Priory would like to send its warmest wishes (probably Sister Hannah) to Bongodriver on the occasion of his 44th Birthday. Salute Sir!

@bluebear Just watched the trailer, excellent work mate!, and the comms at the end, brilliant!

@arthur - Yes I have had it working on Windows 7 64 bit with no problem