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Hi All,

I am new to FS2004 and am enjoying it very much. Is there any directory of
local User Groups that meet in person? I would love the opportunity to meet
with fellow enthusiasts to trade ideas and better learn the program.

I am located in the Lower Hudson Valley region of New York State.

Thanks,
Frank

 

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Frank M Steinbach wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am new to FS2004 and am enjoying it very much. Is there any
> directory of local User Groups that meet in person? I would love the
> opportunity to meet with fellow enthusiasts to trade ideas and better
> learn the program.
> I am located in the Lower Hudson Valley region of New York State.
>
> Thanks,
> Frank

Hi Frank,
I would love to meet you anytime to talk about simming. I live in Winchester
in the UK south of England.
You would be welcome to stay...
--
Quilljar
site
http://www.quilljar.btinternet.co.uk/
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[Guest]

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>
> Hi Frank,
> I would love to meet you anytime to talk about simming. I live in
> Winchester in the UK south of England.
> You would be welcome to stay...

We could all meet down at my local in Woking for a pint or two.
then again I am not sure that larger and Sims are such a good mix.

Florent
--
http://www.myoddweb.com
http://www.myoddweb.com/forum

 

[Guest]

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>
> We could all meet down at my local in Woking for a pint or two.
> then again I am not sure that larger and Sims are such a good mix.
>
> Florent

Larger is certainly no help with the smaller sims...


--
Quilly
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[Guest]

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> Larger is certainly no help with the smaller sims...
>
.... but perhaps with microlights?

Sorry ...

Andreas

 

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On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 13:07:45 -0000, Quilljar wrote:

> Hi Frank,
> I would love to meet you anytime to talk about simming. I live in Winchester
> in the UK south of England.
> You would be welcome to stay...

I suggest we meet in Hong Kong for dinner and drinks two weeks from
Saturday. I'm sure we can find a good restaurant.

Or we could all meet at Dallas' place and try out his super famous chili.
I'll bring the beer!

--

Marcel
(If you want to grow old as a pilot, you've got to know when to
push it, and when to back off. - Chuck Yeager)

 

[dallas]

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"Marcel Kuijper"
> I suggest we meet in Hong Kong for dinner and drinks two weeks from
> Saturday.

Great! When can we expect our tickets?

Dallas

 

[dallas]

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Frank, I would say the answer is no, not that I know of anyway.

If you want to virtually hang out with Flight Sim people this is the best
place.

Dallas

 

[Arthur]

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I hear Dallas uses Texas road kills in his chili. Gives it that 'Je ne sais
quois' zest he is famous for : )

Arthur

"Marcel Kuijper" <zoepetier_nothing_here@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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(SNIP)
> Or we could all meet at Dallas' place and try out his super famous chili.
> I'll bring the beer!
>
> --
>
> Marcel
> (If you want to grow old as a pilot, you've got to know when to
> push it, and when to back off. - Chuck Yeager)

 

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"Arthur" <alspectorz@rogers.com> wrote in message
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>I hear Dallas uses Texas road kills in his chili. Gives it that 'Je ne
>sais quois' zest he is famous for : )
>
> Arthur
>
> "Marcel Kuijper" <zoepetier_nothing_here@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1k1x655c8sngf$.11tbqqfoseo70$.dlg@40tude.net...
>
> (SNIP)
>> Or we could all meet at Dallas' place and try out his super famous chili.
>> I'll bring the beer!
>>
>> --
>>
>> Marcel
>> (If you want to grow old as a pilot, you've got to know when to
>> push it, and when to back off. - Chuck Yeager)
>
>
A true Texan never uses road kill in his chili. Texas chili is full-bodied,
never flat. Bill

 

[dallas]

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"Bill Fenley"
> A true Texan never uses road kill in his chili. Texas chili is
full-bodied,
> never flat.

It's true! I only use Armadillos that have died from natural causes.

Dallas

 

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"Dallas" <Cybnorm@spam_me_not.Hotmail.Com> wrote in message
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>
> "Bill Fenley"
>> A true Texan never uses road kill in his chili. Texas chili is
> full-bodied,
>> never flat.
>
> It's true! I only use Armadillos that have died from natural causes.
>
> Dallas
>

Reminds me of that old story.

Question: "How many Aggies does it take to eat an armadillo"???

Answer: "Three-- you need two to watch for cars!!!"

Sorry Dallas, could not help myself, the devil made me do it!!!!! ))

Paul
(an Okie from "North of Dallas" who heard it from a Texas "Longhorn"
-))))) )

 

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On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 14:21:52 -0000, "Quilljar"
<wykehill-flightsim@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

>>
>> We could all meet down at my local in Woking for a pint or two.
>> then again I am not sure that larger and Sims are such a good mix.
>>
>

Hi Quilljar & Florent

I live in Worthing, in the county of Sunny Sussex (west chapter) -
HAH! British rail permitting, who knows. One of these days.

BTW, Q, you have a mighty beard! Very distinguished.

James

 

[Guest]

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>>
>
> Hi Quilljar & Florent
>
> I live in Worthing, in the county of Sunny Sussex (west chapter) -
> HAH! British rail permitting, who knows. One of these days.
>


Well, with the snow we've had lately I wouldn't expect the trains to run
properly until June/July, (and then we would have the old leaf problem ).

Florent
--
http://www.myoddweb.com
http://www.myoddweb.com/forum

 

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On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 18:14:21 -0000, "Florent"
<spambucket@myoddweb.com> wrote:

>Well, with the snow we've had lately I wouldn't expect the trains to run
>properly until June/July, (and then we would have the old leaf problem ).

Hi Florent

There's been very little snow here and what snow there has been didn't
settle at all. More precisely, the precipitation has been a mixture of
snow and sleet. Even so, it has been cold.

I think it was you who asked a while ago why does everybody hate the
French. I came to your defence stating that, at least in my case, this
was not true.

Coming to you rescue once again, I have always felt far warmer in the
minus 10 to 15 degrees C in the French alpes than I have felt here
during the last few days.

However, I must correct you on your sadly misguided assumption. You
assume that the trains run properly in June/July. Hmmmm... ;-)

Regards
James

 

[Guest]

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> There's been very little snow here and what snow there has been didn't
> settle at all. More precisely, the precipitation has been a mixture of
> snow and sleet. Even so, it has been cold.

Well here, it snowed quite a bit, and it's the coldest I remember it, (I've
only been here since 98)

>
> Coming to you rescue once again, I have always felt far warmer in the
> minus 10 to 15 degrees C in the French alpes than I have felt here
> during the last few days.
>

The sad part is that I am from the South of France, so I am not used to the
English cold weather, even 15c is cold.
In fact we have no train in my home village so it was quite a culture shock
to learn that snow and leaves could have such an effect on trains.

> However, I must correct you on your sadly misguided assumption. You
> assume that the trains run properly in June/July. Hmmmm... ;-)

Touché

>
> Regards
> James

Florent
--
http://www.myoddweb.com
http://www.myoddweb.com/forum

 

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On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 18:55:12 -0000, "Florent"
<spambucket@myoddweb.com> wrote:

>Well here, it snowed quite a bit, and it's the coldest I remember it, (I've
>only been here since 98)
>

I'm lucky, Florent, I live within three miles of the sea and the salt
in the air tends to keep the snow away.

>> Coming to you rescue once again, I have always felt far warmer in the
>> minus 10 to 15 degrees C in the French alpes than I have felt here
>> during the last few days.
>>
>The sad part is that I am from the South of France, so I am not used to the
>English cold weather, even 15c is cold.

Isola 2000? That resort is quite near to Nice, I believe, not that
I've been there.

>In fact we have no train in my home village so it was quite a culture shock
>to learn that snow and leaves could have such an effect on trains.
>
Quite right. It's just that we're incompetent on this side of la
Manche.

>> However, I must correct you on your sadly misguided assumption. You
>> assume that the trains run properly in June/July. Hmmmm... ;-)
>
>Touché
>
Voilla.

Jacques.

 

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On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 05:52:51 GMT, Dallas wrote:

> It's true! I only use Armadillos that have died from natural causes.

That's like saying: "I only shoot sick animals when I'm hunting."

"See that deer, son? He's definately got a fever. I'd better kill him."
-or-
"Oh now there's a sick duck!! You can just tell he's mentally unstable!"

--

Marcel
(Gear up, AP engaged...hey...what's that emergency light?)

 

[dallas]

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"Paul Riley"
> Sorry Dallas, could not help myself, the devil made me do it!!!!! ))

That's OK, I went to SMU... that means I hate Aggies and Longhorns.

Why do Aggies hate M&Ms? They're too hard to peel. ...


Dallas

 

[Guest]

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Hi Marcel,

Why not take your brother-in-law along too - he and Dallas could swap
chili recipes!

Regards,
John Ward
"Marcel Kuijper" <zoepetier_nothing_here@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1k1x655c8sngf$.11tbqqfoseo70$.dlg@40tude.net...
> On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 13:07:45 -0000, Quilljar wrote:
>
> > Hi Frank,
> > I would love to meet you anytime to talk about simming. I live in
Winchester
> > in the UK south of England.
> > You would be welcome to stay...
>
> I suggest we meet in Hong Kong for dinner and drinks two weeks from
> Saturday. I'm sure we can find a good restaurant.
>
> Or we could all meet at Dallas' place and try out his super famous chili.
> I'll bring the beer!
>
> --
>
> Marcel
> (If you want to grow old as a pilot, you've got to know when to
> push it, and when to back off. - Chuck Yeager)