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| Thanks to FS2010 and the resultant development of my skills I actually got a 50 score for landing. I have NEVER got anything above zero previouslly, so it IS possible. Yup, FS21010 certainly meets my expectations. Doesn't mean that I don't actually love Mr. Smith, but he gets the results! BTW who is the kid who gets bored on the flight? One of the developers kids? Stan: P
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| Stan: Great to hear you are basking on the glow of your scores.  The child's identity? Some folks love the humor and some folks say pretty unpleasant things about it - so we'll leave it at that. I'm glad you like it! 
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| Thanks for the encouragement Ole. BTW, have you ever taken Mr. Smith for a beer after a flight? He's really a very nice guy when you get to know him. Stan
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stanshear (1/29/2010)
Thanks for the encouragement Ole. BTW, have you ever taken Mr. Smith for a beer after a flight? He's really a very nice guy when you get to know him.
Stan
I´ve been feeding Mr. Smith almost everything. Champagne, Kaviar, Cigars - you name it - I´ve tried it, all to try to squeeze a few extra points out of him during my first around-the-globe tour with JoeMini. I even think it helped a little - sometimes! He can be extremely moody, especially if you yank him out of bed in the wee hours of the morning/night and make him fly with you. But he is British, so a good serve of Tea, and traditional breakfast, eggs, bacon and stuff like that, will "butter" him up for a good score. 
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oleandreasen (1/29/2010)
stanshear (1/29/2010)
Thanks for the encouragement Ole. BTW, have you ever taken Mr. Smith for a beer after a flight? He's really a very nice guy when you get to know him.
StanI´ve been feeding Mr. Smith almost everything. Champagne, Kaviar, Cigars - you name it - I´ve tried it, all to try to squeeze a few extra points out of him during my first around-the-globe tour with JoeMini. I even think it helped a little - sometimes! He can be extremely moody, especially if you yank him out of bed in the wee hours of the morning/night and make him fly with you. But he is British, so a good serve of Tea, and traditional breakfast, eggs, bacon and stuff like that, will "butter" him up for a good score. Would that be Danish bacon per chance  Bongles
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