Re: Scenery for aiports (MS FS/X-Plane)

[Quilljar]

You know, I could answer this question in a flash, but I would have to do
what you could do David, a search on Google or Yahoo etc. Just like we all
have to
sheeeesh!



"R. David Steele" <steele.david@verizon(DOT)net/OMEGA> wrote in message
...
> Is there a source for scenery of airports in the DC area? Also
> for airports like Purdue University (large aviation school)?
>
> I assume that there are sites just for this...
>
>
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Date Of Posting: Sun, 26 Sep 2004 20:47:52 GMT
Newsgroup(s): rec.aviation.simulators
Subject: Re: Scenery for aiports (MS FS/X-Plane)

What they said was......

> You know, I could answer this question in a flash, but I would have to do
> what you could do David, a search on Google or Yahoo etc. Just like we all
>
> have to
> sheeeesh!

And he could send a message to the newsgroups as many people here are glad
to help :-)

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[James Hodson]

On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 20:47:52 +0000 (UTC), "Quilljar"
> wrote:

>You know, I could answer this question in a flash, but I would have to do
>what you could do David, a search on Google or Yahoo etc. Just like we all
>have to. Sheeeesh!

Let it never be said politeness and being helpful is dead.

James

[Quilljar]

Well, I have been polite and helpful for so long that after a while it gets
too hard to manage :-)
Particularly when so many requests are just lazy...

I agree that this NG is one of the MOST helpful on the planet, but some
newbies just take advantage..




"James Hodson" > wrote in message
...
> On Sun, 26 Sep 2004 20:47:52 +0000 (UTC), "Quilljar"
> > wrote:
>
>>You know, I could answer this question in a flash, but I would have to do
>>what you could do David, a search on Google or Yahoo etc. Just like we all
>>have to. Sheeeesh!
>
> Let it never be said politeness and being helpful is dead.
>
> James

[James Hodson]

On Mon, 27 Sep 2004 18:11:27 +0000 (UTC), "Quilljar"
> wrote:

>Well, I have been polite and helpful for so long that after a while it gets
>too hard to manage :-)
>Particularly when so many requests are just lazy...
>
>I agree that this NG is one of the MOST helpful on the planet, but some
>newbies just take advantage..

Sorry, Q. I was feeling a bit bloshie and, having re-read my post, was
being a bit impolite myself.

I agree with you re the NG, FWIW.

James

[Quilljar]

> Sorry, Q. I was feeling a bit bloshie and, having re-read my post, was
> being a bit impolite myself.
>
> I agree with you re the NG, FWIW.
>
> James

No, not at all James my dear boy, it was I who was being less that
thoughtful. Please accept my abject apology for speaking my mind out of
turn.
I hope you will accept this portrait of Catherine Zeta Jones sculpted in red
jello as a token of my esteem old bean.

[James Hodson]

On Wed, 29 Sep 2004 19:10:34 +0000 (UTC), "Quilljar"
> wrote:

>No, not at all James my dear boy, it was I who was being less that
>thoughtful. Please accept my abject apology for speaking my mind out of
>turn.
>I hope you will accept this portrait of Catherine Zeta Jones sculpted in red
>jello as a token of my esteem old bean.

A jelly C Z-Jones, eh? Big secret time: I used to be mockingly called
Jelly James in my youth because of my then love of the stuff.
Blackcurrant with fruit cocktail mix in was my favourite.

James

[Quilljar]

> A jelly C Z-Jones, eh? Big secret time: I used to be mockingly called
> Jelly James in my youth because of my then love of the stuff.
> Blackcurrant with fruit cocktail mix in was my favourite.
>
> James

James,
Rest assured that your secret is completely safe with all of the
International Usenet community. We will not breathe a word.

[James Hodson]

On Sat, 2 Oct 2004 20:04:42 +0000 (UTC), "Quilljar"
> wrote:

>Rest assured that your secret is completely safe with all of the
>International Usenet community. We will not breathe a word.

Now, Quilljar, tell me all about X-no-archive please. :-)

James

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"James Hodson" > wrote in message
...
> On Sat, 2 Oct 2004 20:04:42 +0000 (UTC), "Quilljar"
> > wrote:
>
>>Rest assured that your secret is completely safe with all of the
>>International Usenet community. We will not breathe a word.
>
> Now, Quilljar, tell me all about X-no-archive please. :-)
>
> James

[James Hodson]

On Fri, 08 Oct 2004 03:11:13 GMT, "Carl Frisk"
> wrote:

>X-No-Archive
>http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/X-No-Archive

Hi Carl.

I am aware of what x-no-archive's all about, but ta, anyway. Sometimes
those :-) emoticons get lost in the traffic.

Cheers
James