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Old 11-30-2011, 11:05 PM
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Mmm, it ended where a normal "have a cup of tea at my place" would have ended too. One of my best flight sim related memories
Joystick calibration gets a new meaning i assume.
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Old 12-01-2011, 04:28 AM
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Amazingly I once started talking to a girl that was better looking than her about flying out on a club a late night for some weird reason. I realized that she was really interested in flying AND even more flight simulators how amazingly weird it may sound. I have been able to use my IRL flying stories to impress girls with good success but this one wanted to talk simulators more which most girls (like the one in the clip) consider "geek stuff"... So, instead of the usual pick up line after the club closed of "do you want to come home to me for a cup of tea?" (whoever drinks tea at 4 AM?) I asked her if she wanted to come home and fly some Falcon 4 or whatever it may have been back then. And she actually did! (and more )

I've never told anyone else of it actually as none of my other friends share my passion for flight simulators and they would harass me for ages for a pick up line like that. But it worked It really sounds like a lie but I can assure you it's not.
I remember making out that I was extremely into knitting machines once, just so I could get into a young ladies pants, I never did though, but I did walk away with a rather splendid turquoise balaclava.
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Old 12-01-2011, 05:00 AM
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I remember making out that I was extremely into knitting machines once, just so I could get into a young ladies pants, I never did though, but I did walk away with a rather splendid turquoise balaclava.
I do hope it was similar to this!



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Old 12-01-2011, 12:34 PM
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Amazingly I once started talking to a girl . . .
I stopped believing your story after this point.
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Old 12-01-2011, 01:47 PM
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I can't tell you guys how scared I was after she said: "Hi... hi Anvil!"

Almost jumped out of my chair - thought it wasn't a youtube video or something!
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Old 12-01-2011, 03:41 PM
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I remember making out that I was extremely into knitting machines once, just so I could get into a young ladies pants, I never did though, but I did walk away with a rather splendid turquoise balaclava.
In war and love Many strange stories I've used, but knitting machine is a new one

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Old 12-01-2011, 03:48 PM
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In war and love Many strange stories I've used, but knitting machine is a new one

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I wish you'd stop quoting people on my Ignore list but as you have....

sounds like another of his woolly stories and I expect he still wears that balaclava, every time he sits down at the keyboard.
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Old 12-01-2011, 07:24 PM
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Amazingly I once started talking to a girl that was better looking than her about flying out on a club a late night for some weird reason. I realized that she was really interested in flying AND even more flight simulators how amazingly weird it may sound. I have been able to use my IRL flying stories to impress girls with good success but this one wanted to talk simulators more which most girls (like the one in the clip) consider "geek stuff"... So, instead of the usual pick up line after the club closed of "do you want to come home to me for a cup of tea?" (whoever drinks tea at 4 AM?) I asked her if she wanted to come home and fly some Falcon 4 or whatever it may have been back then. And she actually did! (and more )

I've never told anyone else of it actually as none of my other friends share my passion for flight simulators and they would harass me for ages for a pick up line like that. But it worked It really sounds like a lie but I can assure you it's not.
Liar! L.I.A.R.!!!

(Pictures of her using your stick in Falcon 4 or it didn't happen!
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Old 12-01-2011, 07:42 PM
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He he, I think you have a point there. My wife now (not that sim girl in the story above ) at least understand that I like geek stuff and respect it as a valid interest after some years of campaigning against it as accepted hobbies for grown men...
We are lucky that way my friend.. my mrs often asks "are you going to play with your friends now" when I am off to some online session with the squad... she thinks it's "sweet"
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i can't tell you guys how scared i was after she said: "hi... Hi anvil!"

almost jumped out of my chair - thought it wasn't a youtube video or something!
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