Totally un-possibe screenies
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fergusandtoadfan
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"No no Jenkins, you're doing it all wrong.....":hehe:
fergusandtoadfan
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If anyone knows how this can happen in real life please tell me, I really want to know.
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fergusandtoadfan
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That's one heck of a cool disco you got there fella :hehe:
Let us know your computer details, ie - what graphics card you use and so on, one of us good folk on here will spot where your problem is...
I've never seen this effect before, it looks fantastic at first sight, but I assume after a while, it must get boring and not realistic at all...
Let us know your computer details and then we can help you further...
Joe Airtime
If anyone knows how this can happen in real life please tell me, I really want to know.
Hey, that may looks like the train disaster at the first built bridge over the River Tay at Dundee, Scotland broke down during a stormy night at 28 December 1879 – known as the Tay Bridge Disaster.
Did I guess that right??
Although the screen looks a bit funny, I may should mention, that all 75 people who had been at the train lost there lives du to the crash as even the first bridge used to be very high above the water. Those who may survived the crash died because of the cold water and the strong cold winter storm.
The Tay Bridge Disaster was one of the first disasters about high and long bridges.
Wikipedia outlines:
The disaster stunned the whole country and sent shock waves through the Victorian Engineering community. The ensuing enquiry revealed the bridge did not allow for high winds. At the time a gale estimated at force ten or eleven was blowing down the Tay estuary at right angles to the bridge. The engine itself was salvaged from the river and restored to the railways for service. The collapse of the bridge, only opened nineteen months earlier and passed as safe by the board of trade is still the most famous bridge disaster of the British Isles.
Link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tay_Rail_Bridge
I come from Germany, but I have spent about a year (1996 to 1997) in Dundee at the University of Abertay Dundee and as a train fan, I have heard a lot about the disaster or have read it at the library.
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James H
Bruce Springsteen? I know him, he's responsible for:PANIC AT THE DISCO,i thought Disco died out Because Bruce Springsteen Brought people to their senses. BUT MY guess is that is a video card issue.
"Boooorrn in the U.S.A., I was, boooorrn in the U.S.A.":hehe:
Do you guys know Top Gear, a British car show, Monday 7:30pm SBS? Well, they did a challenge where they had to drive across Vietnam on motorbikes to prove that it was quicker than the American invasion of that country, or something like that. So they bought motorbikes in some city (not Hanoi) and they were introduced to 'the replacement'. If any of their bikes broke and could not be fixed, they would suffer the rest of the journey in this, a Harley Davidson painted all in stars and stripes, with Born In The U.S.A. playing on it's stereo.
Completely unrelated of course!
marinemania
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Thats nothing I've got trains to be able to move as fast as cruising jet plane.You got to 182 miles per hour in 32 seconds?
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