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Maria said:
If, I fly over to your place, will you date me ? :D
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I dunno... I've never met you in person. I rather get to know you in person before I even consider dating.
 
Silenthand said:
What is the Alex e mail? and I needed talk to him in the matter problems ? Where can I contact Alex ? Thanks !
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Click on "Contact Us" on the bottom right of the page. That will take you to a form that you can fill out and send to the site admin... Alex. :thumb:
 
Jclarke said:
What's your next holiday plan?
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The nearest holiday I know of is Independence Day. I don't know if I have any plans for that right now. I might have a BBQ with my family. My brother is coming in town for that weekend. :)
 
Is being a moderator a paid position, or do you do it for the glory?
 
Bottesini said:
Is being a moderator a paid position, or do you do it for the glory?
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Yep! I get paid 25 cents for every post I make. So far, I've made over $6,000!




Just kidding... I don't get paid. I'm doing it for fun. :)
 
mx757 said:
wrong! Kill Devils Hill NC the telegram of the successful flight was sent from life guard station at Kitty Hawk
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Isn't Kill Devils Hill where they did their first non-powered flight?

You asked where the first powered flight was... that would be Kitty Hawk.
 
VamPyroX said:
Isn't Kill Devils Hill where they did their first non-powered flight?

You asked where the first powered flight was... that would be Kitty Hawk.
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no it wasn't research it more. Kitty Hawk was the life guard station.

Kill Devil Hill was one of the larger of the dunes, and stories about how the monolith got its name are varied and colorful; the generally accepted one is that it is named for ''Kill Devil,'' a brand of rum found washed ashore during the colonial period. The dune was the site of the Wright Brothers first heavier-than-air flight in 1903, which placed Kill Devil Hills forever in the history books. In the 1930s, workers planted hearty grasses on the dune to prevent it from continually shifting, then constructed the impressive Wright Brothers Memorial which is visible for miles.
 
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