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pops-paolo
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My dad's "Persian" friend brought some good saffron my mom used to make risotto and that is the extent of how well i know Iranian food.
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My dad's "Persian" friend brought some good saffron my mom used to make risotto and that is the extent of how well i know Iranian food.Any Persian / Iranian Restaurants nearby?
Go peruse the Gaming section of the forum.ok what plane would you use huh?
in your opinion what was better CFS3 or il-2?Go peruse the Gaming section of the forum.
Typically I flew the Fw190A-8 or the Me262A-1a
Also keep in mind that while I haven't run a SIM in seven years, I ran SIMs from the late 80's through 2013.
(Air Warrior, Jane's WW2 Fighters, CFS2, CFS3 & IL-2 (versions through 1946).
Also did program modelling and airframe development in CFS3.
Also, over the years, I found the ones who always said they were "going to take you out" were the ones whi went down first.
It's the quiet ones you had to be careful of...
So, After saffron, try Caviar!My dad's "Persian" friend brought some good saffron my mom used to make risotto and that is the extent of how well i know Iranian food.
Early Typhoon sims were supplied with a two stroke lawn mower for that extra bit of realism, this was refined in later models to a badly adjusted gas heater.LOL!
Remember what is said about flying combat sims - ""Include the toxic cockpit fumes, the extreme heat or cold, sitting on a lumpy seat while restrained with belts that almost cut through your soaking wet flight suit and have a 300 pound woman sit on you every time you pull Gs - oh while breathing smelly oxygen through a face mask that smells like a prophylactic."
I'm confused about the caviar turquoise stuff and only watched geography now when Artur rehi reacted to itSo, After saffron, try Caviar!
Not food, but also turquoise is suggested!
Anyway, Have you seen Paul Barb aka "Geography Now"?
and about Topic:
Italy's Main service rifle (Carcano) was good, side guns are OK!!! and Machine guns, well, it really sucks.
The Armor, It almost had nothing to say!
Artillery: Outdated
Navy: Possibly best part of Italian Armed Forces
Air Force: I have no Idea! leave it to experts.
In one word:
If Italy ever decided to join the Allies, They would have best Fleet in entire Mediterranean area on their side, but on the ground, almost nothing! Italy was not a big obstacle for Germans to be fronted. It needed Help from allies.
To be 100% honest: CFS3in your opinion what was better CFS3 or il-2?
by the way, you may be a "veteran" but I'm an eager recruit
amma pull up in a reggiane 2005
Late in the war they did but they still aren't that comfortable and you still feel the Gsrip is it really that bad? i mean don't you g-suits?
What is wrong with good hearty German food?
Well the groundhog thread is special.
Not a very good historian myself but I think what happened to France was self inflicted. My opinion was formed by reading the first few chapters of a book, Battle of Britain, 6 Weeks That Changed the World or something like that. I think the author's name is Hudson. Then again I might be thinking of a lend-lease airplane.
Follow his advice and you will do just fine. Those that stick around usually discover this is a great and fun place.
I think its on par with most threads and running smoothly. A few more posts and we'll be right on track to the main subject....whatever that was
I'm confused about the caviar turquoise stuff and only watched geography now when Artur rehi reacted to it
Any Persian / Iranian Restaurants nearby?
There are many Mid East restaurants. I'm not familiar with them all. I know a great Turkish restaurant on Coney Island Avenue. I have been eating a steady diet of Thai food for the last five years and I could really go for some kebbeh! ("lamb burger", sort of.)Any Persian / Iranian Restaurants nearby?
There are many Mid East restaurants. I'm not familiar with them all. I know a great Turkish restaurant on Coney Island Avenue. I have been eating a steady diet of Thai food for the last five years and I could really go for some kebbeh! ("lamb burger", sort of.)
When I was in PolySci it was:The joke when I was in Spain was that a European's idea of heaven is where the British are the police, the Germans are the mechanics, the Italians are the cooks, and the French are the lovers. A European's idea of hell is where the British are the cooks, the Italians are the mechanics, the Germans are the police ... and the French are still the lovers.
When I was in PolySci it was:
In heaven, the British are the police, the Germans are the administrators and the French are the cooks.
In hell, the British are the cooks, the Germans are the police and the Italians are the administrators.
Ah college.