Frizbee

Everyone thinks immediately "Oh my god, poor soldiers" But its only rarely considered that in honest mistakes, or bad intelligence situations, that the Pilot who commited the Blue-on-Blue engagement will have to live for the rest of their life with the knowledge that they killed friendly forces. That they would have that guilt, often because of a Intelligence stuff-up is just as bad as the fact that innocent soldiers were killed.

Worst Episode Ever, rest assured that I was on the Internet within minutes, registering my disgust.

The American SWAT teams call the SPAZ 12 gauge a: 12 Gauge, Pump Action Crowd Controller.

Civilian Helicopter pilot: First you need to get your Private Pilots Licence, which is about 15 lessons, at around $350 Australian per lesson (Depending on the flight school) After your Private Pilots Licence, you are able to Fly yourself in and around the airfield from which you took off from. To be able to leave the general area, and take passengers, you will need to Get your Instrument Rating Certificate (Several more lessons) and then your Commercial Pilots Licence. General cost by this stage is about $25,000 again depending on what school you go to. You can go further, and get Night flying rating, etc, but not all pilots get them. Just go the webpage of a local flying school that uses helicopters and look at their prices... if you don't want to join the forces.

Jagged Alliance 2 Jagged Alliance: Unfinished Business Max Payne Medal Of Honor: Allied Assault Operation Flashpoint (With Red Hammer) Doom Special edition RTCW Need For Speed Porche Unleashed Tribes Two Rainbow Six: Blackthorne Jedi Knight 2 Starwars: Starfighter Warlords 3 MS Flightsim 2002 Global Operations Half-life CounterStrike Most of them I've borrowed the CD from friends to play through as I can't afford to buy them myself.

Yeah making it would have bankrupted (without massive financial assistance) any one of the current cruise line companies, so they were planning on getting several together to run it in a joint operation. As for its construction, the main parts were to be built in seperate ship yards, and then constructed (joined) out at sea, as the ship is far to large to dock at any port throughout the world. Thus, the ship itself will sail international waters continuously, never docking at any port, with only smaller ships ferrying people to and from land (not to mention the aircraft) All repairs would be completed by divers and submersibles. with its hull being designed so that several external, OR internal hull plates could be removed and replaced without any risk of flooding. Personally I think making any ship that size it a stupid idea, but greed is the driving force behind this project.

SILAT. It has five variations (Ie. Silat Buktu) Indonesian form of combat, where they used to fight to the death. Thus, any move that didn't work as it was supposed to, was not handed down to the students, as the person who thought of the move, was killed. I've heard of a 60year old lady fighting off 5 teenage street thugs trying to shove her around using this technique. It has also been written about in one of Tom Clancy's novels.. (well, several of them in the series) It uses the opponent's movements to cause all the damage, meaning even someone old and frail, young and weak, or laden with gear (ie Soldiers) can use it to great success. The Indonesian Special Forces are taught one form of Silat to a small degree. It would get my vote.

If you have the No-CD Crack installed, or a fixed .EXE file, then regardless of whether you have the Original CD in the drive or not, it will not update your game. Uninstall it, Reinstall it onto your harddrive fresh from the CD, and then update, but do NOT use the Crack. Though it makes it easy as you don't have to worry about putting in the CD each time you want to play the game, it causes so many problems when it comes time to upgrade that it isn't worth it. Just leave the CD in your drive permanently, like many of us :-)

Even giving the Palenstinians their own state wouldn't stop the suicide bombing against Isreal. Just take the IRA for example. They started off fighting for independence of Ireland. Now all they would have to do is call a referendum, but they continue (their splinter groups at least) bombing because they've grown accustomed to it. The only way Isreal will stop the attacks against them, is to destroy all of the West Bank and Gaza Strip, forcing everyone living their into neighbouring countries, and initiating strict check points around the border, using force if necessary to keep all unwanted people out of the country.

Actually, the last news report I read on that ship said that it was currently under construction at unknown ship yard(s). Basic level apartments, without kitchens will start at around US$380,000 (per year (I think)), rising to 3.8 Million US dollars for the most luxurious suites.

Not all knives get thrown by the tip. It depends on how they are weighted. Steak Knives (Yes, you can throw them if you do it right) are best thrown from the handle (Don't ask how I know this..) If you don't want to damage your good new and expensives knives though, practice with some cheap one's. That's the only way to learn properly.

There are all sorts of weapons that can be affixed to a Hum-vee. There are .50 machine guns. TOW missile launchers, Grenade Launchers.. Heck, I've even seen a Hum-vee fitted with a Quad-barrel Stinger Missile system for air-defence.

Patriotism is the virtue of the vicious.... according to Oscar Wilde.

And it would be a pain in the arse if you had to aim to get a nice shot through the eyeball everytime you wanted to try to take down an opponent.

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (denoir @ April 08 2002,19:26)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"></span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (USSoldier11B @ April 08 2002,18:10)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Barret is technically not a sniper rifle. It is and AMR. Due to the Geneva Conventions, it is illegal to kill people with .50 cal +. I personally think that this rule is B.S. dead is dead.<span id='postcolor'> Read you copy of the convention again. There is no rule against using a specific caliber. The only limitation is on using hollow point bullets.<span id='postcolor'> The Australian SASR use .50 sniper rifles for infantry targets as well as Material targets. As for Hollow point ammunition, the military generally doesn't like using it anyway, because it kills an opponent... 1 kill means 1 enemy down. 1 injury, means 3 people down. 1 wounded, and two needed to carry him from the battlefield, or out of the line of fire.

I like the Russian made YAL sniper rifle. 9mm Subsonic ammunition. (Refered to as 9mm Heavy rounds) and completely silent when firing.

Yeah, I've only ever heard them refered to as 'neck shots' or 'Execution style killings'

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Major Fubar @ April 07 2002,15:05)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">I played once, years ago, and loved it (well, all except getting shot in the bollocks, that hurt baaaad). Now unfortunately, in my state, the stupid goddamn government requires you to have an actual gun license to play this sport (part of the knee jerk reaction to the Port Arthur massacre).<span id='postcolor'> What State in Australia are you in?

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (PHY_Hawkeye @ April 06 2002,02:53)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">The Hot Shots movies were the ultimate piss-takes. I love 'em. Navy Seals, yeah, that was almost as bad as Operation Delta Force. Has anyone else noticed the Michael Bhein (spelt wrong) can never seem to get through a movie without being shot or killed.<span id='postcolor'> He didn't die in the Rock.... oh.. hang on.. Yes, yes he did.

Not sure if you;ve all seen this before, but its a great paint scheme, though not much of a camoflague.

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Warin @ April 05 2002,06:01)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Float like a butterfly Sting like a bee.<span id='postcolor'> And remember, they can't hit what they can't see...

Here are the other two shots.

Its real... I have three pictures of it.. two on the ground, and that one in flight.

Well, lets see... one post a day... for 900 years... We could make the worlds longest forum post.

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Gorgi Knootewoot @ April 03 2002,08:35)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">Jedi Knight II i mean.  I finished it, as it was short game just like all the good games. But i have a question that i cannot solve by myself....... In both of the trailers, you can see Kyle walking up the wall for a short time. In the first trailer it is in the level of Bespin, when he is going to fight a dumb jedi. You see him walk up a wall before he fights him. In the second it is in a multiplayer game. HOW DO I WALK UP THAT WALL ? ups -->The game is great -->Multiplayer is great -->Lightsaber fights are awesome -->Controlling a lot of thinks is fun    - When the pod-ship is under attack by Roque Squadron, you can use a turret to shoot tie-fighters    - You can control R2-units to open doors    - You can control a little remote camera    - You can control mounted guns    - Last but not least, when on Yavin when the Remnants attack the Jedi academy you can drive a AT-ST and kick some butt lows --> The game is short<span id='postcolor'> To run up the wall, stand with the wall beside you, and while holding forward, and strafing towards the wall in Question, jump, its easier to do it in 3rd person view.. but if you succeed, Kyle will run along the wall for a short time.