Night Owl Chatterboxes - Part LV
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That looks... expensive.
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*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
Just got back from jogging.
Bought an Adidas hydration belt at Peninsular Plaza just now for $25.... It costs $35 at Adidas stores.
It felt weird to be wearing it while I was running just now.... but hey, no more dehydration during runs now....
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*awaits anger from fatum after his bacon sarnie*
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Originally posted by fudgester:
*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
Just got back from jogging.
Bought an Adidas hydration belt at Peninsular Plaza just now for $25.... It costs $35 at Adidas stores.
It felt weird to be wearing it while I was running just now.... but hey, no more dehydration during runs now....
Just a guess here, but is a hydration pack basically a water bladder with a drinking tube attached to it?
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i wonder why the rsaf purchased the f15s for..
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Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:
Just a guess here, but is a hydration pack basically a water bladder with a drinking tube attached to it?
Nah.... more like a mini SBO.....
With four small water bottles.....
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Originally posted by stellazio:
i wonder why the rsaf purchased the f15s for..
only warplane never ever been shot down..
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Originally posted by stellazio:
i wonder why the rsaf purchased the f15s for..
A-4 Super Skyhawk airframes are already old. Even older than I am.
F-5 Tiger II slated to be retired in a few years' time. They are also getting old.
So the only planes we have left will be the Vipers.
I'm glad we got us the Eagles.... but I'd have personally preferred the Eurofighter Typhoon.
Oh yah.... you guys heard about that Israeli F-15 that had one wing torn off near its wing root, but managed to glide safely back to base?
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Originally posted by stellazio:
i wonder why the rsaf purchased the f15s for..
To intercept and shoot down slow-flying Cessnas entering Singapore airspace without prior authorization.
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Originally posted by fudgester:
A-4 Super Skyhawk airframes are already old. Even older than I am.
F-5 Tiger II slated to be retired in a few years' time. They are also getting old.
So the only planes we have left will be the Vipers.
I'm glad we got us the Eagles.... but I'd have personally preferred the Eurofighter Typhoon.
Oh yah.... you guys heard about that Israeli F-15 that had one wing torn off near its wing root, but managed to glide safely back to base?
A-4 alrdy retired liao... some loaned to polys and NTU
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Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:
To intercept and shoot down slow-flying Cessnas entering Singapore airspace without prior authorization.actually to shoot down the neighbour's MiGs which seem to be unable to get off the ground
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Originally posted by the Bear:
only warplane never ever been shot down..
It's a great plane.....like the phantom with lots of raw power to boot, but with much better manouverability. -
Originally posted by the Bear:
only warplane never ever been shot down..
i think it pales in comparison with the f-22 raptors..
and no aircraft has never been shotdown la.. the f-15s suffered some casualties in the iraqi war also.. its quite old le..
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Originally posted by the Bear:
actually to shoot down the neighbour's MiGs which seem to be unable to get off the ground
we need only purchase patriot missles, and we can launch direct hits the moment they take off.
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Originally posted by sbst275:
A-4 alrdy retired liao... some loaned to polys and NTU
they're using it in flight school in australia.
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I think e Malaysians are starting to suspect our radar range aft tat plane interception case
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Originally posted by 16/f/lonely:
It's a great plane.....like the phantom with lots of raw power to boot, but with much better manouverability.
More maneuverable than, say, a Sopwith Camel that has a turning radius a little less than that of a Toyota Corolla?
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Originally posted by stellazio:
they're using it in flight school in australia.
France la -
Originally posted by sbst275:
France laaustralia also.. and canada..
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Originally posted by sbst275:
I think e Malaysians are starting to suspect our radar range aft tat plane interception case
i don't think they need to suspect, they know the equipments we have and their detection range too..
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I'm still hungry .....
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Originally posted by stellazio:
australia also.. and canada..
Skyhawk is only for AJT -
Originally posted by stellazio:
i don't think they need to suspect, they know the equipments we have and their detection range too..
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Originally posted by Fatum:
I'm still hungry .....
i can see your starvation diet isn't agreeing with you
now watching tv.. a stoat is hunting rabbits
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Originally posted by stellazio:
i don't think they need to suspect, they know the equipments we have and their detection range too..
dude ... we are NSFs ...
we won't get to know everything ..... or see everything .... our ops sec is better than what a lot of people think ...