Interesting Behavior

tincansailor · Post by **tincansailor** » 29 Sep 2006, 21:53

Hello Gents

Being a Yank I seem to have developed an odd habit after visiting your site some time ago. The only planes I want to fly are 1-11's, Tridents, Viscounts, and the HS-748. Occasionally I will fly the the TinmouseII 737(in Brittania livery of course!). I like tea with two lumps and cream, and I've even owned a MG!

Could it be the Guinness? :think:

Anyway I am off to fly a Bucket and Spades flight with the 1-11, I don't have anything to worry about, right?

Thanks to all at CBFS for all your hard work and the wonderful aircraft you have given to the flightsim community-Cheers

Post by **Garry Russell** » 29 Sep 2006, 22:18

Hi Tincansailor

Nice to see a Yank liking the Brit stuff

In fact your camoflauge was almost complete but you gave the game away when you spelt Britannia with two "Ts" and one "n"

You will have a lot of fun flying proper aircraft :dance:

ATB

Garry

speedbird591 · Post by **speedbird591** » 29 Sep 2006, 22:32

tincansailor wrote:Could it be the Guinness? :think:

Hello. Probably not, as Guinness is Irish and although we inadvisably claimed Ireland for a while, the natives rightly objected and took most of it back again. The rest is under negotiation.

Good choice of aeroplanes, tincansailor, but as Tonks says - don't forget the old lady, the bee's knees, the iron duck. She sets the standard! (I'm a secret tinmouse fan too).

Ian

Post by **MALTBY D** » 29 Sep 2006, 23:07

Yes tincansailor you're obviously going a bit weird.
Classic british aeroplanes & cars, Tea, sugar lumps!!? :huf:
Get a few Buds down your neck and watch some baseball before it's too late.

Welcome along, enjoy the models & hope you get better soon.

Cheers
David

TobyV · Post by **TobyV** » 29 Sep 2006, 23:14

MALTBY D wrote:Get a few Buds down your neck

...and make sure its the sweet mass-produced stuff and not the genuine stuff from Budweis (Czech Republic)

Seriously, welcome aboard and glad you are enjoying the stuff that the guys here make. In the grand scheme of things, a lot of it is quite niche and we're lucky to have people who take the time and effort to make it to such high standards

Toby :drinkers:

DispatchDragon · Post by **DispatchDragon** » 30 Sep 2006, 01:39

Hello Mate

Welcome from one of the Ex-Pats who live in your neck of the woods

If your a gambling man we may even meet up some time - I live

in Lost Wages and work of the airline with the sun on the tail that

operates in and out of Bellingham, Pasco and Eugene.

BTW would that be DD's or DDE's???

Leif

jonesey2k · Post by **jonesey2k** » 30 Sep 2006, 14:08

When you start calling people "mate" you should start worrying

tincansailor · Post by **tincansailor** » 30 Sep 2006, 19:08

Thanks for the welcome,

Will download the VC-10 this weekend and after searching for an appropriate flight will take her up for a spin.

Should I switch to Boddington's or Newcastle Brown :think:

To answer your question DispatchDragon, USS Albert David DE-1050, and I have probably seen you on approach to KBLI as I work in the Bellingham area.

I am off - Cheers all

DispatchDragon · Post by **DispatchDragon** » 30 Sep 2006, 22:39

TinCan

Not being nosey - But are you old enough to have been part of the
Great SEAC games on Yankee Station - or were you with Lockport
later on ?? And you if youve seen the MD80s going in and out of BLI
that would be us - Beautiful country if you have up there

And damn good Clam Chowder made by the girls who run the airport resturant

Leif

speedbird591 · Post by **speedbird591** » 30 Sep 2006, 23:11

tincansailor wrote:Should I switch to Boddington's or Newcastle Brown :think:

Yes, definitely

DispatchDragon wrote:And damn good Clam Chowder ....

Oh my god, Leif. I'd forgotten Clam Chowder. I thought I didn't miss anything from my flying days and now look what you've done :sad:

Gotta get to Boston!

Ian

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