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Yes, our cetacean cousins trying to return to their ancestral homeland and these bloody humans keep pushing them back into the water :rolleyes:

Old Billy T was a real classic ! :D

Brilliant little news clip from Arnie the other day, Mister Prez .. "you stick to your TV shows and I'll do your job" :D Once again, Arnie shows what a class act he is... unlike the other guy. Link Ade :D Pleased you dug that link up .... That .. This is a must watch ... Arnie , a class act, I can't wait for the movie to come out :lol:

Cheers, Paul. :) If someone breaks into your house, they are not going to sit down and try to steal your internet - they are going to pick up your computer gear and run off with it. It will be sold at the nearest pub with a car-boot sale. In England (as opposed to the UK) goods don't become stolen goods until they are reported as such - which is why car-boot sales start very early and don't last long. Not sure of the posish in Scots Law. Mind 'ow yer goes :cheers: Mike..... :lol: .... :lol: ...! My worst fear isn't waking up in the morning and finding that all my computer stuff has been...

You could use the clipping tool to capture your screen - find it under Windows Accessories from the Program menu

:rolleyes: Mike , you and your Triffirds :D , they had a whooping great bush come tree in the old quarantine/furnest rubbish incinerator at Christchurch Intl in the the early/mid 1980s it had grown so big you had to walk around it and the entrance , the roof was a tree tunnel to get to the next stage , looked more like a palm tree but thrived on the heat just before walking into the decontamination hall .... SPOOKY! :unsure:

Finally got to watch this in the last hour, the simple stat's alone within the operation of the airports are staggering , course one can ... how do you make so much fuel to keep these fleets going , the airline food .. I'm sure I have never had a horrible meal , just something as its own cuisine , tho one meal I did turn down was breakfast on a Malaysian flight , a 777, I was in the cockpit B-)

and the formation flying is a sight to behold. That is the way I look at ducks in low level formation flight , they look so streamline. Another bird that was amazing to watch was Swans on Lake Kanerie, Grant in his Jetboat late evening and the water was like glass , these four Swans in echelon were up to the same speed off to the left trying to take of , Grant slowed the jetboat down to around 30 MPH and stay in formation as they finally got airborne , that was something to really see B-) , some reason I thought of these big flying boats, wing were slowly flapping and they were walking on the...

Thanks Mike Double :) , Locked and Loaded :cheers:

And to think you were heading to Holland :lol:

Thats a cracker, thanks Ian. :thumbup:

You are right, Marty -- but they've had four hundred years to make their society what it is. The damage won't be fixed overnight :( :angry:

Marty , I'm still waiting for me banana's :P

It a good shot showing the engine, simply show's how small the main core is, practically an oversize duct-fan, good old sale pitch comparing between 320s and 737s, .. one thing pointed out over the ranges in the NZ the current ATR and Dash8 are just as economical due to range , so I guess 3,500 range would be handy in the US of A and some other places with large territories and small airports.

:rolleyes: Are the silent one has spoken , Ian , You guys do a bloody great Job B-)

Happy New Year to everyone on NZFF. Out with the old, in with the new... let's hope it's a good one! :cheers: