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  • #16
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    Oh, btw, I'm an aviation Geek too.

    -Everytime I see a contrail from a window in my house, I grab my binoculars and run to see what type it is.
    -Whenever I go up to Oklahoma City for a trip and we pass by the airport, I check up on the wind conditions to see from which direction planes would be inbound for OKC. When we pass by the airport, I start looking around like a storm chaser trying to find any sign of traffic.
    -I get mezmerized by the sight of a plane.
    -I listen to DFW ATC (or any other ATC) almost everyday, and I even do imitations of air traffic control transmissions.
    -I can imagine I'm flying as if I were in actual aircraft. everything from going into the airport terminal to getting out of the airport terminal.
    -I love flight trackers. Especially graphical ones.
    -Gotta love the sound of turboprops and turbofans.
    -I would rather go to an airport and take photos than take a girl out to dinner . (No offense to girls, that's just me.) That also answers the question of whether I have a girlfriend or not.
    -I can spend hours of vacation time surfing the web for aviation news, screenshots and photos.
    -Turbulence and crosswind landings just make my flight all the more exciting (as long as the upper limit isn't reached) .
    -Riding heat thermals on final approach just can't be beat by any roller coaster.
    -I have aviation paraphernalia from airline offices (booklets, pamphlets, etc.) No, they're not for sale.
    -I dream I'm operating different aircraft from time to time.
    -The perfect graduation gift for me would be a package consisting of a free ticket, a brand new digital camera and free rolls of film.
    -I draw airports in paint. Like the ones in Boeing's airports page.
    -Virtual airlines.
    -I see commonalities between aviation and everyday things. Yeah, now it's getting into the 'scary zone." I think I'll stop here.

    Happy Flying!

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    • #17
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      Originally posted by Foxtrot
      -The perfect graduation gift for me would be a package consisting of a free ticket, a brand new digital camera and free rolls of film.
      Happy Flying!
      Uhh....you do know that when you have a digital camera that you dont need film, right?

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      • #18
        Originally posted by JeffinDEN
        sounds like "just plain geek" to me. But that is just an opinion from somebody with a life..
        So says the man with 2,398 posts on the J.net forums in the last nine and a half months... :P
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        • #19
          I'll comment on this later. I don't have enough time right now.
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          • #20
            Originally posted by Airigami
            Originally posted by JeffinDEN
            sounds like "just plain geek" to me. But that is just an opinion from somebody with a life..
            So says the man with 2,398 posts on the J.net forums in the last nine and a half months... :P
            lol, and maybe one or two of them is him actually adding anything of use.

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            • #21
              -Loved airplanes since I was a tiny boy
              -Anykind of present I receive has to be avaition related
              -I have 200+ diecast airplanes in 1:400 models
              -Next month I will own a Sigma 50-500 lens for my camera, next must get is a 300D.
              -My apartment is full of Airplane posters (a few pictures of my girlfriend ) but she does'nt mind. She likes to do some spotting with me when she can.
              -I have a really bad habit of looking a planes while driving (not good)
              -I have my Commercial Certificate/Instrument rating
              -In the middle of my CFI training
              -Ralph Duenas

              Knowledge & Power Overcome Superstition And Luck.

              Click Here to view my aircraft photos at JetPhotos.Net!

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              • #22
                I stand out at the airport and take pictures of planes.
                I have a scanner.
                I think aviation photography is one of the best ways to spend a weekend.
                If I go to SXM I would be perfectly happy spending all my time at the beach near the airport.
                When I go on vacation i have to visit the airport if i have a chance.
                I always take pictures inflight.
                I would rather go to the airport to take pics than to a party.
                I'm gonna get a radeon 9800 pro because FS will run superiorly with it.
                I cannont play FS with out realistic addons such as PSS because freeware and default aircrafts suck and the experiance is unrealistic.
                I'm gonna get a job when i become 16 just so i can get a 300D so i can have a better camera to take pictures of planes.
                I argue with AA agents when they change my seat from being a window to a non window or a seat with a bad view.
                I have to have a window seat on every flight or i will die.
                I spent about half hour once talking with a United Airbus pilot about aircraft systems.
                Becides being an aviation geek I'm also a computer geek.
                Instead of going to the mall on weekends i play FS all day/night or do something else on the computer.
                Happiness comes in the form of good compter hardware, good system performance in FS, having a DVD burner, getting shots accepted at a.net.
                I have not yet achieved perfect happiness because I don't have a good video card so FS performs crapily so i just stopped playing it for now until i get a Radeon 9800 .
                My best friend is also a geek.
                I have no real social life.
                Never gone out with a girl and i'm 15.
                Mabey the problem there is b/c i'm kinda shy to ask one out.
                Or mabey it's the fact that i would rather go to the airport anyways...

                This list is starting to get depressing so hopefully this is geeky enough for ya . Now where do i find a pair of think glasses .

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by PIAA310
                  I'll comment on this later. I don't have enough time right now.
                  Thanks for that PIA, i was starting to worry why you hadn't replied to this thread yet.

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                  • #24
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                    Originally posted by screaming_emu
                    Originally posted by Foxtrot
                    -The perfect graduation gift for me would be a package consisting of a free ticket, a brand new digital camera and free rolls of film.
                    Happy Flying!
                    Uhh....you do know that when you have a digital camera that you dont need film, right?
                    Oops... yeah, I wouldn't need any film. Thanks for spotting that!

                    Happy Flying!

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