A.net: I dont know whether to laugh or cry

[FN FAL]

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1016240/L/

Speaking a.net, check out the photo of the Feeder Caravans! You can find most anything that flies over there at a.net.

 

[CrimsonEclipse]

Big deal, MD-11/DC-10. To me, it's just a big plane with three engines.

But don't ya know? it's a MD-11 second upgrade SN-00212302 with a
spank-me mod and a mark 7 panel upgrade......yadda yadda yadda.

CE

 

[Tram]

Threads like this make me wonder..

Who is the "most dorky.." the people who post in these threads, the people who argue in these threads, the people who go other websites and point out the "dorkiness" of people on another website..

 

[BLing]

[FONT=ARIAL, Helvetica, Geneva]Quoting ThrottleHold (Reply 9):
Come back to me after you have a few thousand hours of practice landing commercial jets (not just on FS) and give me your opinion them.[/FONT]
There was no need for you to act like such a jerk here. I'll have you know I have flown, not jets, just cessna;s but I do know how its done This is why I brought up the point this pilot made to me when we were discussing this matter. And maybe if you were a bit more polite, Id answer your questions better, but since it seems you cant do that with out flaming me...

Funny!

 

[sky37d]

Now, BLing, no reason to get your knickers all balled up. Oh, I see you already have. Might want to put a bit more on, boy.

Yes, you're right, flying a cessna is not the same as flying a jet. Flying a single engine airplane is not the same as flying a multi-engine airplane, but the fundamentals are the same. Well, sort of. Actually, not. They do both involve objects moving through the air, so in that sense they are the same.

 

[Tram]

Bling - hows it hangin homie?

 

[BLing]

Now, BLing, no reason to get your knickers all balled up. Oh, I see you already have. Might want to put a bit more on, boy.

Yes, you're right, flying a cessna is not the same as flying a jet. Flying a single engine airplane is not the same as flying a multi-engine airplane, but the fundamentals are the same. Well, sort of. Actually, not. They do both involve objects moving through the air, so in that sense they are the same.

Actually, I have my knickers on. My avatar is of another member drunk at a party. I think he might be gay??? J/k!

I just thought that was a funny reply from those dorks on airliners.net. There are a few pilots like this one tool that think they are experts on flying when they have had an intro flight in a 172 and are glued to their virtual airlines on MS Flight Simulator. I have had to teach a few of these clowns!

TRAM: Its hanging good as always, check your PM's!