CrossFire
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Happy Birthday Jay! UKIP
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*I believe the LAPD had an older caprice up until a few years ago. Sorry, don't know much about Caprices haha
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I believe the LAPD had a 1997 up until a few years ago.
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I'd say around a 5.6, don't see you post much, but know who you are.
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I'd say about 7.2. AYYYYYY 1300 POSTS
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You can find one >here.
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Something that never started can stop.
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BUT YOU DONT NEED TO!!!!!!! BECAUSE THE SITE ISNT SPINNING!!!!
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No, it's not. There is no spinning whatsoever on my side. EDIT: Updated Gyazo:
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Proof that LCPDFR is NOT spinning and that you guys are trolling:
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Maybe you're trying to play an April fools joke on us? I'm not getting any issues at all with the site.
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I'm not getting any spinning?
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AYYYY AERSOFT AIRBUS i cant use it because i don't have a yoke :( but PMDG is better anyway -
Can you please provide a picture of the issue? It will help us help you with your issue.
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I try.
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Was it >this?
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Looks like iCEnhancer 3.0. -
Don't believe they actually have paramedics? -
It looks to be a edited version of Sloop Script Two Bold. This is all I could get from WhatTheFont:
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...but only for 6 episodes. Well, it's better than no episodes at all. http://www.comingsoon.net/tv/news/422617-its-official-the-x-files-is-coming-back-to-fox
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Here is the altitude and speed data graph for the flight: It was descending at around 3000fpm (Feet per minute), which is a pretty high number for descents, but not alarming. The speed is pretty normal for a passenger plane at cruise speed. I think the pilots were incapacitated due to maybe not following proper procedures, because I believe there are a certain set of procedures that are required to fly around the alps. There are theories that the cabin/cockpit oxygen system failed, which could cause decompression. May everyone on that flight Rest in Peace.
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Just because that more buildings are being built that are taller, doesn't mean that the building will become less famous. It was one of the most iconic buildings of the 20th century, and it will remain that way.
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Do you have anything to back up this statement? I haven't heard of any buildings being built in NYC that will be larger than the Empire State Building. (Other than One World Trade Center)
