BlueRose_76

And receive the whole night lame comments of drunk people on your hardware configuration.

There are also the Spanish in it. For everyone who's connected to the Belgium Canvas/Ketnet channel, check it out tonight at 22:00 hours, GMT+1.

Boris Beckers' should do too. The rear is looks imo very porche'ies, except for the trunk. That makes me think about the sport-coupe from Lexus.

Well.., bout the GTO x3.

The looks; And; oh yeah there is a 4.5 liter V8 in it..

There are actually coolers without moving parts available. Altough it is only for the main and vid-card processors (not for the fan on the powersupply) it will reduce the noise. Cant find a link right now, but they exist for sure.

Cool find, didnt know it was possible.

Belgium he. Not my first guess. Thanks for sharing the outcome, it was fun to do some research on an old photograph.

Ditto that. Be sure all teammembers are in the zone. Often, if you directed a squad to go to the zone by setting a waypoint and let the ai do its work, one of its members might be still out of it. Sounding dump too (but might be usefull); be sure you completed all mission objectives. As for the cutscenes; There are almost none, and the ones in it arent not that spectaculair. Unlocking the next mission and hero is the reward. Welcome to GR.net

Have not...is it worth it? Heck ya. Its a tellevisionserie, based on novels by C.S. Forrester. Its about a young Midshipsman in training of the British 'His Majesty's Navy' in the early 19th century timeframe. So that includes; - Impressive seabattles with rude France seamen - Complots of mutiny - Codes of Honour - The exotic coasts of Marocco - Duels on life and death between officiers - Swearing sailors with rings in ears - Diplomatic missions - Massive raids on the north sea And above all; each episode is about 1 1/2 hour. Its really a well documented and funded series. A

A littlte OT; You guys checked out Horatio Hornblower?

Thats just like in real life. Its just Black and White bro.

New Pics; Look a the cute tiny wheels. More here.

Good BDay Para. Make it a good one.

Some sort of mini-doggie?

Darn, when zooming out i landed in sea. whoa, help

I ditto that, thats a Galil, to my information a Galil 707 (SAR). Some reference, on top the Galil 707 (SAR), and the Galil 706 (AR):

Ditto that, great find

Ah humm yeah yeah it does

Cool search. @Finster you beat me for the Lindt-Page. Now here is another option; If you look closely to the sign under the ear, it is rather ELBF instead of ELBE. If you google on ELBF, you find its a church under the name of 'Evangelical Lutheran Bible Fellowship'. Now that could make sense if you take the Christian Science etc into account. http://elbf.org/ And there is another find on ELBF: here which traces back to Edinbugh. Now what interesses me the most is whats on that blurry sign. Cant get really nothing out of it.

The Commonwealth War Graves Commision have special laws governing war time artifacts, it is seperate from the greek stuff The purpose behind Gallipoli was to secure the Dardenells, and allow the navy to break through into the Bosphurous, and eventually meet u[p with the russinas, and bolster the eastern front. Gallipoli was the wrong beech tho, due to british stupidity Ah okee, I wasnt aware of. The Dardanells are really amazing. Its indeed very small go-through to the Bosporus. I was there at a navy port and you can see all the really big ocean-liners and cargoships up close. And b

Your question is a bit confusing. Ill guess youre on a PC and not on Macintosh with OSX. If on PC you can try a multiboot configuration. If on a Mac, you might forget 3dsm on Virtual PC, thats just way too slow.

Trying the whole day to download America's Army. Every server is full. Anyone got alternatives/mirrors? Looking for the Macintosh 2.0.0a Full version TIA

From The Netherlands; Korps Mariniers (KM), only in Dutch. Korps Commando Troepen (KCT) These are the official sites, if ill found sites with more pics ill repost.

LOL I feel sorry for you Nightmare, but its indeed funny