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Old 02-25-2012, 12:15 PM
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From Singloids (http://singloids.com/)














There are some problems with the image management in their site, so I'm going to translate some (but I think that NOOBSLAYER was the correct nick of "sventranovellini")



- OH MY GOD!!
- What's happening
- NOOBGUTTER has just connected to the game and panic is spreading between the other players
- NOOBGUTTER?
- It's his nickname, he's the Red Baron of combat flight sims: some say he's a russian top gun!
- Other say he's a serial killer from Minnesota with the passion for the flight sims
- Wait! He's disconnecting... he says that he has to leave for a cookies selling...
- Yes.. really.
- HONEY! Your little friends are waiting for you!
- I'm coming granma! I'm turning off my PC.


- Do you fly online tonight? Are you not scared of Noobgutter?
- Not if I take some precautions... Staying at high altitude there are less chances to meet him...
- So, what's your altitude?
- I don't know... what's the stratosphere altitude?


- Look at this!! Today I'm the leader of a 10 Spitfires formation, hunting over the channel.
- Ok, but why are your teammates scattering for the clouds?
- It's strange... it's like a flock in presence of a predator..
- I wonder what has scared them...


- That's Noobgutter's FW190 who flies at low altitude over the channel, after he has sown terror and destruction between my teammates.
- This time I can put him down! I got all the elements at my advantage! Probably he has not seen me.
- I can do it... I'm going to dive with the sun on my shoulders.
- Sid - has been killed by Noobgutter
- I think the element against you is that he does not fly like you do.


- Damnit! I have Noobgutter on my 6.
- I'm going to use some evasive manouvres so I can put him down. Lets start with a scissor, a Split-s...
- now a barrel roll, a dive and an immelman...
- Ok... I'm going to fire at him when I stop throwing up...


- Good! Today I have a new wingman.
- I dont' know him, but he seems a smart and tough pilot.
- His nick pormises well... EAGLE-EYE.
- Is this a monitor?


- Sid - Ehi Eagle-Eye... should we open a radio channel to coordinate ourselves?
- My wingman is a tough pilot.. he never respond to me.
- Honey, have you seen my eyeglasses?
- I have them on, you moron!


- Luckly tonight I'm flying with Eagle-Eye. This is the airspace of that Noobgutter sadist.
- Oh no! That's his FW190 at 3 o'clock! We're doomed!
- I can't believe it... Eagle-Eye has fired while looping and has hit him!
- Who knows... so this is the "Fire" button...


- Tonight I'm with Eagle-Eye again.
- We're flying over this airbase since 30 minutes, but I'm too shy for asking him the reason.
- Probably he's elaborating one of his great plans.
- HELP ME!!!







And at last my favourite:

- I'm scared that tonight my squad will not return to homebase...
- Why?
- I've just seen Noobgutter's FW190 and it seems she's in a bad humor (in one of former strips Sid realizes she is a girl)
- Don't be paranoid.. How can you know it?
- Let say I've more than a feeling...

Sorry for the translation mistakes.
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A whole generation of pilots learned to treasure the Spitfire for its delightful response to aerobatic manoeuvres and its handiness as a dogfighter. Iit is odd that they had continued to esteem these qualities over those of other fighters in spite of the fact that they were of only secondary importance tactically.Thus it is doubly ironic that the Spitfire’s reputation would habitually be established by reference to archaic, non-tactical criteria.

Last edited by 6S.Manu; 02-25-2012 at 12:21 PM.
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