FlexibleFlier wrote:Oh, no-o-o-o... I thought you were talking about the release of Orbx-FTX Friday Harbor for FSX.
Fozzer wrote:For me, its just over a week to go 'till the shortest day....
...then Spring and Summer is on the way!.... ....!
Paul.... ...!
Hawkeye07 wrote:Fozzer wrote:For me, its just over a week to go 'till the shortest day....
...then Spring and Summer is on the way!.... ....!
Paul.... ...!
Yeah, what Paul said!
I really can't whine about winter weather right now. Here in western Minnesota we've only had it snow once and it was barely 8 inches total. Today it's 47° F and sunny. Pretty unusual for December in this part of the woods. Saturday / Sunday forecast is for light snow showers with maybe 2 inches total accumulation.
Fozzer wrote:Hawkeye07 wrote:Fozzer wrote:For me, its just over a week to go 'till the shortest day....
...then Spring and Summer is on the way!.... ....!
Paul.... ...!
Yeah, what Paul said!
I really can't whine about winter weather right now. Here in western Minnesota we've only had it snow once and it was barely 8 inches total. Today it's 47° F and sunny. Pretty unusual for December in this part of the woods. Saturday / Sunday forecast is for light snow showers with maybe 2 inches total accumulation.
Just had a peek at my trusty USA Map, Hawk....
...and you are right bang up against the Canadian Border, so I assume that it can be very cold up there!
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=USA+M ... rai4baQ%3D
In all my Flight Sim Tours I mostly steer very clear of "cold places"..... ...!
Weather-wise, Minnesota always reminds me of the excellent film; "Fargo", (North Dakota), with all its cold and snow!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minnesota Race and ancestry, interesting..... ...!
Paul The Explorer.... ....!
Hawkeye07 wrote:
Funny you should mention "Fargo" Paul. It was actually filmed almost entirely in Minneapolis not far from where we used to live. The movie was sort of a dig at Minnesotans with their "Scadanoovian" (Locally pronounced as Scan-Da-New-Vian ) Even the Korean guy had a Scadanoovian accent Ha-Ha!! There were quite a few things in the movie, including some of the props, that were strictly Minnesotan like the "Old Dutch Potato Chips" the sheriff and her husband had in bed. Strictly a local brand. There were mixed revues locally. Either folks saw the silliness in 4th and 5th generation folks having a "Scandanoovian" accent and the general satire or they absolutely hated the movie. I made the mistake of asking my flight instructor what he thought of the film while we were on a night training flight between Crystal (KMIC) and Brainard ( KBRD) in a Cessna 150. That was a pretty small cockpit to have someone go ballistic in. I decided not to tell him I thought the movie was hilarious. Uff da,You Betcha! (Uff da (sometimes also spelled huffda, uff-da, uffda, uff-dah, oofda, ufda, ufdah, oofta, or uf daa) is an exclamation of Norwegian origin adopted by Scandinavian-Americans in the 19th century. It is an exclamation that is relatively common in the Upper Midwestern states of the United States.)
ozzy72 wrote:Empire Strikes Back on Force Friday at Chateau Oz tonight, next week Return of The Jedi... then on the Saturday in 3D from Dbox seats, the Force WILL Awaken
SpaceHippy1975 wrote:Sorry, I really can't contain my excitement........... but there's only ONE WEEK TO GO!!! until Star Wars: The Force Awakens!!!
Webb wrote:There is a North Florida accent which sounds like a dialed back deep south accent.
South of Orlando is such a melting pot that it it doesn't have a distinctive accent. In some places it depends on what part of what city you're in - Southern? Spanish? Creole?
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