Careful Dave.... there may be a knock on the door in the middle of the night :(

:( That emoticon really made me laugh.... haha

I just get this :( :( :( B) B)Iol, many a true word there St Mawgan

Thats what I got for a while....then it changed to "Your posting rights have been removed by an administrator"

Well, it looks like I have earned the same badge of dishonour.So, since I can not post my thoughts on the passing of Tailgunner over there, I will do it here. My thoughts will be with his family during this time. It was great to see a man in his late eighties immersed in computers and simulation flying. We had exchanged posts a number of times relating to trying to get his rig performing properly. Peter had been a tailgunner in Lancasters during world war two and had stayed active in aviation in one form or another since. He passed away in the UK on January 13th, 2011. It saddens me that he is gone from this community.Kind regards,

Edited January 22, 201214 yr by SpiritFlyer

I wounder what you did Stephen? :Shocked:Yes I also would have liked to reply to that post.Perhaps a post on mine AVIS fsx forums?

Edited January 22, 201214 yr by NyxxUK

Well, it looks like I have earned the same badge of dishonour.So, since I can not post my thoughts on the passing of Tailgunner over there, I will do it here. My thoughts will be with his family during this time. It was great to see a man in his late eighties immersed in computers and simulation flying. We had exchanged posts a number of times relating to trying to get his rig performing properly. Peter had been a tailgunner in Lancasters during world war two and had stayed active in aviation in one form or another since. He passed away in the UK on January 13th, 2011. It saddens me that he is gone from this community.Kind regards,

sad indeed - I had the pleasure of helping Tailgunner with a problem he was having via PM. Very pleasent and nice gent. Thoughts go out to his family.Sorry about the ban! :(

Seems that the basic law of physics is right after all. Even though I chose to dispute it at school !! Think it goes something on the lines of..."every action has an equal and opposite reaction"

So, since I can not post my thoughts on the passing of Tailgunner over there, I will do it here. My thoughts will be with his family during this time. It was great to see a man in his late eighties immersed in computers and simulation flying. We had exchanged posts a number of times relating to trying to get his rig performing properly. Peter had been a tailgunner in Lancasters during world war two and had stayed active in aviation in one form or another since. He passed away in the UK on January 13th, 2011. It saddens me that he is gone from this community.Kind regards,

Oh no! aww, this saddens me deeply Stephen. I had no idea. Peter was such a lovely old guy. We swapped PM's a couple of times, the last one being about posting screenies, still don't think he managed to get his head around it! I had no idea he had flown in Lancasters in the war, although had I put my brain into gear, I guess his forum name would have given the game away a little!I hope at this sad time that his family can pull together and support one another. My thoughts are with them all and I'll be thinking of Peter as he flies skywards towards the big aircraft in the sky. I hope they still have his seat reserved :( :(

Edited January 23, 201214 yr by Rockliffe

Peter was a nice and gentle man who amazingly enjoyed this hobby flying alongside of kids. That says a lot about about the ageless appeal of Flight simming doesn't it?Kind regards,

Very true, my Dad is 72 in a couple of days and simms ever day, he can fly the NGX no problem, and he is a dab hand in IL2 too....He has been simming since Tornado on the ZX Spectrum.Sad to hear the news of Tailgunner, never knew him but seemed to be an exceptional man.

I never interacted with Peter/Tailgunner, but hearing about him is an inspiration, I can only hope I still have the sense and patience to be simming at the same age. RIP.

Edited January 23, 201214 yr by kludger

Very sad news indeed... Thanks for sharing...

I can't begin to imagine what simming will be like if I am lucky to live that long. If I could have seen what I can do now when I was flying on my Spectrum all those years ago I would faint so goodness knows how it will be in another thirty or forty years!To change the subject slightly, it might be interesting for you to go to your settings and have a look at 'Your Profile' to see who has viewed it recently. I think we are being watched very closely by spies from 'over there'. Not surprising I suppose

It appears I am now fully banned from the ORBX forums, so not just restricted from posting anything, but can't even go in and read up on support questions and answers or updates for my products either. Precious. :( Oh well, I guess I have joined the club along with many of you here and will make the best of it. :( :( "So let the sunshine in, face it with a grin, smilers never lose, and frowners never win" :Whistle:Kind regards,

It's like you never existed. Shame on them.

Stephan Why were you Banned? I have not visited the Orbx forums since early last month,I just don't feel any connection with their ideology.