[official] Why SWAFO was banned

[pdjpeter]

whats a lynch mob lol sorry

[WBHoenig]

Drew wrote:
i just took 5 hours off my time Will

Mountain time is GMT-7... I'm GMT-6.

[jetBlue220]

Is there anyway that "Brad"'s FSP Unlock Key can be taken away now, thus having him not be able to use FSP anymore?

[pdjpeter]

no dnt think so hes got it and thats it

[Dutch64]

Paul, it will get back to him sooner or later. We are for sure not the only ones he's been playing games with. Someday he will mess with the wrong ppl
and then it will be end of story.
Let's not spend too much time on this guy anymore, he's not worth it

[Drew]

jetBlue220 wrote:
Is there anyway that "Brad"'s FSP Unlock Key can be taken away now, thus having him not be able to use FSP anymore?

i believe only this can be done in the next update, and it will only work if he tries to install the update

[jetBlue220]

That sucks. At the very least, if it was possible, that action should be taken.

[DBE]

Man: leave it guys!

Believe me: for those of you who didn't see last night's two deleted threads it wasn't nice at all.

I liked the character Brad tried to portray. More often than not he came out with a reply which made me shudder (on a commercial side of things), but
hey: how many of you asked him for advice?

FsP is a gem: thanks to this add-on I have never had so much fun with a Flight Simulator since A.T.P.

And why? Because taking off and landing simply isn't the same without a challenge. Anyone can land a 737, virtually. Thanks to FsPax, "anyone" might
realise that it's not just about holding your breath and slamming the baby onto the runway.

What Dan has done is add the ultimate feature that FS9 was missing: adrenaline!!

My greatest hope would be that someone over at Richmond would offer him a great big royalty to incorporate FsP in to FSX; because until both of them
are compatible, this pilot is sticking to the current release!

Here's to you, Dan!



Post Edited ( 12-30-05 23:57 )

[WBHoenig]

Here, here!

And it's Redmond, not Richmond.

[DBE]

And BTW: congrats to our new mods!

Stay awake!

[pdjpeter]

here here DBE 4get brad lets put FSP but on course and into a better future!

[jetBlue220]

I agree totally!

Toast to Dan.

[DBE]

WBHoenig wrote:
Here, here!

And it's Redmond, not Richmond.

S**t, you're right: I was already dreaming about the $$$$$$$!!!

[jetBlue220]

Dan deserves it.

[fruitfly]

psolk wrote:
Dan,
You have his address, I know Pagir works in the legal field, I have a lot of contacts who are very high up with USDOD and DHD. (U.S. Department of
Defense and Department of Homeland Defense. Don't know if I mentioned I was in network security
In all seriousness, impersonation of a pilot in any way whether it is on-line or not is no joking matter these days. I assure you that. Especially
when it is being done in a manner that can be construed as trying to obtain valuable information about flying a plane and ESPECIALLY when it is as
specific as posing for a pilot fo a certain airline. It is certainly good enough to make his life a living hell for quite some time and show him how
well he got us...
I am a firm believer in consequences for idiotic actions.
All idiots should have to stand on the tarmac under landing 747's... AHHHH what movie was that, Pushing Tin????
-Paul

Sure it can be done Paul, but I don't think it's worth the additional effort - his attitude will cost him dearly in his life unless he changes:
one can't have a steady relation with the opposite sex showing such emotional immaturity, nor can one keep strong friendships that count
showing such readiness to cheat . Such a person is also dissapointment to his parents. And also it's hard to believe there's someone who
would like an employee who so eagerly schemes and lies. That attitude will get him eventually one way or another.
That's bound to happen.

And, BTW, I bet everything his name IS Brad (though now he'd like to "protect" his identity) - such pretenders always keep some true
bits of infos while mixing them with lies when making uptheir castles of sand, or "surogat lifes". Good example is Albuquerque: he lied
about his reasons for living there,while at the same time he was obviously sincere when saying he's fed up with that little boring place.
He's obviously frustrated and chose this sick way of living "a virtual life through virtual identity".

But it's not only his fault. His family obviously failed to raise him as a moral individual with a sense of honor and integrity, and there's also
society that doesn't value virtues any more. But that's a different story...



Post Edited ( 12-31-05 00:08 )