POLL: Average age on the forum.

[barndoor]

I cannot make voting. I do 40. Which category I am living in? Sorry, schoolboy error in poll formulations .
Barndoor

[DD_crash]

Originally Posted by barndoor

I cannot make voting. I do 40. Which category I am living in? Sorry, schoolboy error in poll formulations .
Barndoor

How old do you feel??

[FAE_Cazador]

Originally Posted by barndoor

I cannot make voting. I do 40. Which category I am living in? Sorry, schoolboy error in poll formulations .
Barndoor

Technically unless today is your birthday, you'll be "40 years+xx days" old, so you'll belong to the "Between 40 and 50" class.

Anyhow, as already said, the important is "How do you feel"?

By the way, I am 50,5

I bought my first book on the aviation in WWII back in 1977 when i was 11 years old. Oleg don't ruin my childhood dreams please.

[rakinroll]

Originally Posted by 4S_Nero

Oleg don't ruin my childhood dreams please.

Puhahahahaha... i love that.

[Red Dragon-DK]

46 here. Mabye some day I will grow up. (But Im not looking forvard to it.)

[AdMan]

was this really necessary? Every time I visit this forum I catch a strange scent of mothballs and bengay

[McQ59]

Originally Posted by AdMan

was this really necessary? Every time I visit this forum I catch a strange scent of mothballs and bengay

Most likely it derives from your own prejudices...

[Flyby]

At 60 years old, I remember my first pc flight sim experience. It was called F-19, (I think), and there were no joysticks. It was a low resolution model played against an orange background (way cool). The whole sim was loaded on a few floppy discs, and it ran on Windows 3.1. Later more flight sims required DOS agility, and custom start-up discs. (anyone remember TFX?). Then US Navy Fighters came out and it required Windows95. The genre has come a long ways since then. Long live combat flight sims!
Flyby out

[rakinroll]

Originally Posted by Flyby

At 60 years old, I remember my first pc flight sim experience. It was called F-19, (I think), and there were no joysticks. It was a low resolution model played against an orange background (way cool). The whole sim was loaded on a few floppy discs, and it ran on Windows 3.1. Later more flight sims required DOS agility, and custom start-up discs. (anyone remember TFX?). Then US Navy Fighters came out and it required Windows95. The genre has come a long ways since then. Long live combat flight sims!
Flyby out

My friend!