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Posted February 02, 2015
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EndreWhiteMane: Sorry no, but I could be part of the ground crew! Yeah, that's the ticket, ground crew. :-)

Edit: Hey, wait a minute, they didn't use biplanes in WW2! You're tryin' to trick me into joing the RAF, sneaky. :-)
I think you will find they did. The biplane I flew today was a model that served in the Second World War, the Tiger Moth (although I think the plane I flew in was a bit younger than 1930's but she was still an old girl). There are also aircraft like the Gloster Gladiator and others who saw active services - the Gladiator saw service in the Battle of Britain as well as other places.
Posted February 02, 2015
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EndreWhiteMane: Sorry no, but I could be part of the ground crew! Yeah, that's the ticket, ground crew. :-)

Edit: Hey, wait a minute, they didn't use biplanes in WW2! You're tryin' to trick me into joing the RAF, sneaky. :-)
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ddickinson: I think you will find they did. The biplane I flew today was a model that served in the Second World War, the Tiger Moth (although I think the plane I flew in was a bit younger than 1930's but she was still an old girl). There are also aircraft like the Gloster Gladiator and others who saw active services - the Gladiator saw service in the Battle of Britain as well as other places.
OK, you win, where do I sign up and where are the WAAF's quarters?
Posted February 02, 2015
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HypersomniacLive: Ah, so envious of you now!
I loved it, hopefully I can get some free time to go again sometime. I just love the older aircraft, especially the Second World War aircraft.

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HypersomniacLive: He prefers his women covered in mud! ;-P
I thought he went back to his Mormon nurses? :-)
Posted February 02, 2015
You had to take a flight?Was it a Thunderhawk or a Battle barge?
Did you made contact with the Warp? My brother has entered there to server Nurgle(traitor and heretic I tell you).
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ddickinson: I think you will find they did. The biplane I flew today was a model that served in the Second World War, the Tiger Moth (although I think the plane I flew in was a bit younger than 1930's but she was still an old girl). There are also aircraft like the Gloster Gladiator and others who saw active services - the Gladiator saw service in the Battle of Britain as well as other places.
Posted February 02, 2015
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EndreWhiteMane: OK, you win, where do I sign up and where are the WAAF's quarters?
There were also lots of nurses and land girls for you during the War, but I think you will have your hands full with the WAAFs. :-)

FYI: From what I remember, and I could be wrong, but the first American flying Ace of the war flew a Gladiator.
Posted February 02, 2015
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ddickinson: [...]

I thought he went back to his Mormon nurses? :-)
I think his tastes are quite diverse. ;-P
Posted February 02, 2015
Hope you guys like these lovely pair of tits I've found.
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Posted February 02, 2015
I'm getting bored on this forum .
Posted February 02, 2015
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l0rdtr3k: You had to take a flight?Was it a Thunderhawk or a Battle barge?
Did you made contact with the Warp? My brother has entered there to server Nurgle(traitor and heretic I tell you).
Neither, it was a Valkyrie gunship. My aircraft was too small to be a Thunderhawk, and definitely not as big as a Battle Barge. :-)

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HypersomniacLive: I think his tastes are quite diverse. ;-P
You are right, I guess these dirty old men are just too restless for one group of women. Nobody is safe. :-)
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Posted February 02, 2015
But have you had the pleasure of stepping in a Battle Barge? It's awesome. And could you help me get my brother out of the Warp?
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ddickinson: Neither, it was a Valkyrie gunship. My aircraft was too small to be a Thunderhawk, and definitely not as big as a Battle Barge. :-)

You are right, I guess these dirty old men are just too restless for one group of women. Nobody is safe. :-)
Posted February 02, 2015
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l0rdtr3k: You had to take a flight?Was it a Thunderhawk or a Battle barge?
Did you made contact with the Warp? My brother has entered there to server Nurgle(traitor and heretic I tell you).
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ddickinson: Neither, it was a Valkyrie gunship. My aircraft was too small to be a Thunderhawk, and definitely not as big as a Battle Barge. :-)

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HypersomniacLive: I think his tastes are quite diverse. ;-P
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ddickinson: You are right, I guess these dirty old men are just too restless for one group of women. Nobody is safe. :-)
I've had 6 decades to work on my fantasies, they're pretty well developed at this stage.
If my body could keep up with them I'd be a true terror. :-)

Good news! I found my car, and 2 inches of ice later I managed to open the door. ;)
Posted February 02, 2015
After coincidentally clicking on the "Paranautical Activity is coming to GOG" thread, it kind of prompted me to take a look over at the "upcoming" tab on GOG, and I was totally stoked to see Sunless Sea on the list! I loved Fallen London (what I've played of so far), so this is a treat. :D
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Posted February 02, 2015
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EndreWhiteMane: I've had 6 decades to work on my fantasies, they're pretty well developed at this stage.
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Six decades?!? Wow, you must have started the moment you exited your mother's womb.


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EndreWhiteMane: [...]
If my body could keep up with them I'd be a true terror. :-)

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For medicine science too! ;-P


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EndreWhiteMane: [...]

Good news! I found my car, and 2 inches of ice later I managed to open the door. ;)
Pal, don't start sentences that way! The trauma is still too fresh! ;-)
Posted February 02, 2015
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EndreWhiteMane: [...]

Good news! I found my car, and 2 inches of ice later I managed to open the door. ;)
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HypersomniacLive: Pal, don't start sentences that way! The trauma is still too fresh! ;-)
sorry, me forgot
Posted February 02, 2015
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EndreWhiteMane: sorry, me forgot
It's ok, those are the pleasures of ageing...
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