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Ahhh... The beer belonged to a friend of mine in LA. We drank for 20 hours before goingbto Inland Invasion III. Happy Times. The Mig is At the USAF Museum in Dayton, Ohio. God blessed me with an opportunity to photgraph sa9id a/c outside. The lighting inside is terrible for nonprofessional photographers.
Ctrl + Print screen Paint
Is that a Russian built ME262 you have there?
BTW...Hooky comes and goes, the default wallpaper on my 2 machines is...the HAL9000 on Linux and SAL9000 on windows, same res and all...makes KVM switching the desktops really cool
May Willy Messerschitt's ghost kick your ass. The ME 262 had two engines slung under the wings. This is a Mig 15 or 17. Although the Sovs copied the Swable the design was poor due to the location of the jets. However, the swept wings were copied by everyone.
This is the ME 262
twist wrote: May Willy Messerschitt's ghost kick your ass. The ME 262 had two engines slung under the wings. This is a Mig 15 or 17. Although the Sovs copied the Swable the design was poor due to the location of the jets. However, the swept wings were copied by everyone.
Hard to recognize. It's definitely Mig 17. We had the same one in front of my elementary school. I remember I always tried to climb on the piedestal to reach its barells.
I wasn't even thinking 262...I meant the other thing...the Heinkel rocket plane possibly. It just seemed awfulfat to be an actual Mikoyan Gourevitch design. Never realised early migs were so rotund on the ground.
Ah well, another great Brittish invention gone bad.
Hello DOS users.
Even the lowly MacroShaft LoseDOS Xtra Pittiful can take screenies if itself..... you need MS-paint installed, should still be on the XP CD, it's on mine AFAIK. Just hit the print screen key...then run paint and hit paste. it has to be paint if i remember correctly, no other program seems ble to see that clipboard.....unless it's just cos other programs don;t allow pasting of bitmaps. Oh yeah...change it to a jpg before posting it anywhere if you want to keep your mates here :D
I like DMB's technique tho :D
I like :D
Although....id never let anything do autochanging on my desktop wallpaper....too easy for it to do so in the background and twat something important up.
Actually.....I'm thinking of running a slideshow screensaver as my desktop background in linux (which never does anything critical, it's just my day to day PC...and can multitask anyway)...I just can't remember the way to get a program to appear as wallpaper
Steve Campbell wrote: I like :D
Although....id never let anything do autochanging on my desktop wallpaper....too easy for it to do so in the background and twat something important up.
Well I didn't mean they change automatic. I change them myself frequently...
;) kewl (I just tried the screensaver on the wallpaper...works a treat...but the one I wanted....a gl slideshow of new Order sleeves....pretty well ruins my processor for doing anything else) :(
Steve Campbell wrote: ;) kewl (I just tried the screensaver on the wallpaper...works a treat...but the one I wanted....a gl slideshow of new Order sleeves....pretty well ruins my processor for doing anything else) :(
Active wallpapers are always 
... Don't like it...
Let's see if this works...My last "neworderdisco"...well,before people started coming that is!!
Bugger..why does it always come up that size?
monty wrote:
Bugger..why does it always come up that size?
They have prescription drugs for that now.
P.S.
Steve Campbell wrote: Nice Desktop :D You put the U87 clone there just to show off ya fooker :D
looks to be an AKG C414 of some sort... I'd use it as a paper weight too...
Bere wrote:
The pictures are changing frequently, this is the actual one...
These I believe are wonderful tasty mushrooms. Very New Year!
Gnu Odor wrote: Them's fightin' words, Bentley. I
my ('70s vintage) 414.
I'll excuse you since it's vintage. ;)
