

This is an unretouched screenshot from Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002. I guess they were too busy wiping off the World Trade Centre to worry about putting the right building in right place in London...

if the tarmacadam terrorists take hold.
*mwahahaa and they think it's snow - hahahahaha
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Wed 8 Jan 2003, 10:04,
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*mwahahaa and they think it's snow - hahahahaha

... on Sunday mornings, after the hobos have been crawling their way through Covent Garden, spewing from every orifice...
When you're tired of London, you're tired of life. I lived there for 8 years, and I'm probably going back.
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When you're tired of London, you're tired of life. I lived there for 8 years, and I'm probably going back.

cos i was sick of it. give me 6 months, i'll be back
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...for 1 day and it was enough. Sorry.
Personally I think if you're tired of B3ta, then you're tired of life. At least tired of the interweb.
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Personally I think if you're tired of B3ta, then you're tired of life. At least tired of the interweb.

i'd probably have stayed but most of my chums left and/or got married with kids and wouldn't come out to play any more
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not normally claustrophobic or anything like that but the first time I went to London as an adult... (passing through one evening trying to find Kings Cross)... I got rather flustered and had what I can only describe as a panic attack. It's alright at daytime but at night all them buildings loom in at you. Scary!
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london is a muddy flat witha few scattered buildings around?
I must have been SO DRUNK last time I was there, because I don't remember it like that...
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I must have been SO DRUNK last time I was there, because I don't remember it like that...

... I mean, shouldn't that dome-shaped carbuncle be a few miles further east..?
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I'm more worried about whether they put the Buttermarket in the right place in Ipswich!
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(just to the left of huddersfield, you know a bit further over to the left from leeds)
you'll know it by the old men careering around in bathtubs on wheels...
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Wed 8 Jan 2003, 10:15,
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you'll know it by the old men careering around in bathtubs on wheels...

i always had to queue up for hours behind doddery old pensioners to get my dole.
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one tiny target...
So what have they got against Huddersfield/Holmfirth then?
Huddersfield Defence League
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Wed 8 Jan 2003, 10:32,
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So what have they got against Huddersfield/Holmfirth then?
Huddersfield Defence League

but i used to live in holmfirth. gah!
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like a hell of narrow roads, Sid's Cafe and the only way out of it is either up steep hills or into Huddersfield... where I still live...
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when I was there it was like an elephants graveyard for reliants
so much for fookin 'ard nerverners pah ! :oP
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so much for fookin 'ard nerverners pah ! :oP

to the greatest tv series ever. holmfirth is home to "last of the summer wine"
*wiggly reminiscence* ahh, nora batty's stockings...compo's ferrets...
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*wiggly reminiscence* ahh, nora batty's stockings...compo's ferrets...

of bradford is of watching a car drive past with no tyres and no windows. and that was one of the more well mantained vehicles
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around the office... even our shitty low-polygon model of london is better than that heap of poo.
And we've got the dome in the right place :)
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And we've got the dome in the right place :)

You can make FS2002 put more buildings in, but just generic buildings. The designers only put a few landmark buildings in properly. I can see why, can you imagine doing that for every major city in the world?
With some they just don't bother, e.g. Melbourne, Johannesburg, etc.
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Wed 8 Jan 2003, 10:32,
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With some they just don't bother, e.g. Melbourne, Johannesburg, etc.

another repost, sozz again, then I MUST fuck off :)

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long as you can crash into the 'Eastenders' set I'd be happy !
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i was led to beleive (via my eyes) that those cheeky cockney fuckpigs were in London - can I crash a plane into Borehamwood (what an appropriate name for Eastenders) ?
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..wiping out the entire cast of Grange Hill too.
Oh, go on.
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Wed 8 Jan 2003, 10:21,
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Oh, go on.

killing two really annoying TV shows with one plane sounds good to me...
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I go through there every day!
Bomb it, then I won't be able to get to work.
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Wed 8 Jan 2003, 10:23,
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Bomb it, then I won't be able to get to work.

On September 12, 2001, you can guess what half the FS2000 users in the world were doing. Sky News picked up on the fact that the terrorists used FS2000 as part of their "training", and asked "should we ban it?". Idiots.
Last week I crashed a 747 into the Capitol in Washington DC, as per the ending of Tom Clancy's "Debt Of Honor". Why? Dunno.
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Wed 8 Jan 2003, 10:24,
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Last week I crashed a 747 into the Capitol in Washington DC, as per the ending of Tom Clancy's "Debt Of Honor". Why? Dunno.