Scenery for aiports (MS FS/X-Plane)

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
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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
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Subject: 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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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

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
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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

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

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.

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

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.

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
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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