Nah, he don't. U just deh only Blue who has an affection towards Der Betonflugzeug :lol:

Yah, OK, I'm drunk. So shoot me.

I think most of us at AAA do not agree with username and rone, heck, the only reason I didn't post telling rone to go to hell for his silly attitude is cause I want the mod he's working on here: http://allaircraftarcade.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1658 . That was going to be a serious improvement that I think a lot of people could have gotten behind, a groundpounders wet dream. The other stuff he was on about, gun damage mods and such, no thanks!

Ah now Urufu,sensible posts do not belong in this thread any longer,that went out within the first 70 odd pages! This is now a charity thread,for every page over 100 by Christmas day we should all give a buck to our favorite charities!

Ok page 79 now so we need at least 5 pages a day to make it. Come on people lets get this going we can do it.

HAM! Off course! What else can a Viking eat during midwinter festival ( midvinterblot) except for some pickled herring with a few scnaps.

I had heard about the herring,but did not realise that ham was so popular.A lack of knowledge of different countries I suppose.So are birds such as turkey,duck and goose eaten at this time of year?

Good Thor! We never eat what you mentioned. Succulent cocked and grilled pigs yes!
Birds! Bah!
A proper Christmas table (julbord) in Scandinavia is a feast for the eye and the stomach.
Salomon’s, herrings, pork, eels, reindeer, etc, smoked, grilled, coked.

That’s the way to celebrate the midwinter solstice.

Bearcat99 (last page):: Thanks Bear.

I wish you poasted that for us at ubizoo years ago, as far back as 2003 when Oleg's Offline play customers asked for an option to enable working trim controls in their WW2 flight models, and were told they only wanted to cheat online!!

Good call Bear. http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d1...eys/thumbs.gif

Christmas dinner on the menu for our family will be King Crab legs, Scallops in butter, and lots of shrimp, chased down by fried rice to fill the cracks and crannies of the stomach remaining, and a post dinner Glenlivet chaser..

I'm a Canadian Newfie eh? We do things a little bit different.

..just doin' my part to drive the total post count up.