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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2000 intro: Flying into Empire State Building "would be cool"
October 3, 2001

Posted on 10/03/2001 1:39:55 PM PDT by Canuck1

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To: DoctorHydrocal
Ironically, I am the one who usually defends them against those who call them strange. I really think they are cute.
41 posted on 10/03/2001 6:57:58 PM PDT by eniapmot
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To: Canuck1
On the old PC Flight Simulator from back in the late 1980's, default was to take off from Meigs Field in downtown Chicago. My brother and I used to practice both doding and crashing into various downtown Chicago buildings, plunging into Lake Michigan, etc.

Note to spying spooks. I'm not a terrorist.

42 posted on 10/04/2001 8:16:22 AM PDT by Andrew Byler
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To: japaneseghost
Not taking flying seriously. For sure, there are laws against that. The FAA is very seriously about who can fly a plane.

Ah, but you don't have to have an ATP ticket & type rating to fly Microsoft. I can load up a Concorde right now and fly it DTW - LAX, all on my thrid class medical and student ticket.

Or were you talking about yanking the Kings' tickets?

43 posted on 10/04/2001 11:59:46 AM PDT by Chemist_Geek
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