Well, since Allan did it I had to as well. :mrgreen: http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb26/AmundRe/Meinnet.jpg Before the "pucks in the net" jokes begin... This was a warm up before a game, there's always pucks in the net then. :lol: Ted, Ted, Ted... They are the same sport... I'm still a ManU fan...

nwadc10 wrote:Go Northstars!!


What? Am I late?

Only by about 15 years or so.

...I know Manchester United also holds that name, but they're soccer which means infinitely less awesome than the Red Wings. ManU is not a "soccer" team, they're a "football" team. Football is the worlds most popular sport, and the Red's are the worlds most popular team of any sport. :twisted: This...

... That hurt Peter...
We'll catch up soon.
Sorry for hijacking your post Gabe, I take hockey very seriously.

Negatory Allan.
And Peter... just no. We wiped the floor with you guys on sunday.
Gotta love the Mighty Reds of America.
Yes Brogs, I know Manchester United also holds that name, but they're soccer which means infinitely less awesome than the Red Wings.

nharwood wrote:Go Red Wings!

Nate, you just became my new best friend...

And of course, welcome Gabe. The best advice I can offer is never stop asking questions and always remember that you can always learn something new from everyone, even the new guys.

hawkeyeted wrote:

esurfman wrote:Your name is not Steve Irkel by any chance???? Did I select that flight.....Did I do that????? (from Family Matters). Sorry could not resist.

BOOOOOOOOO!

Not a big fan of that show Ted?

That is confusing because I thought that Polar and Atlas, and by that extension Titan, only used figures in kilos... So everything is always in pounds on the Atlas and Titan flight boards?

Great vidoe Glad I'm not in the right seat anymore

Yeah, runway is to short, especially when you leave 2/3 of it behind you after contact! :lol: I couldn't agree more Nathan. THe whole time I was watching this I actualy started saying to the monitor: "C'mon set her down, set her down. Set that plane down!" I'm kindof glad everyone in the house was ...

Wow... that must've been scary. Were they taxiing in or on a takeoff roll because I think the latter would have made the situation far more serious.

My first reaction: "wow..." Great shot.

Brogs wrote:Try this :- http://www.nhancer.com/

I actually installed that program a while ago and it didn't really help anything. I was actually pretty disappointed.

nharwood wrote:The world record is held by a MiG 29 pilot who somehow pulled off 65,000 ft/min (330m/s)

wow, that is an incredible aircraft to withstand that kind of stress. Was it sustained or momentary?
Sustained being 2 to 3 seconds and momentary being fractions to 1 second.

I don't know if any of you were flying in and or out of Dubai today around 1730z but the updrafts were tremendous. I recorded a climb rate of almost 8200fpm at one point!

Just figured I'd share.