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F3AFlyer7 · 04-12-2006, 06:18 PM

Matt:

Thanks a ton for the kind words! I think the most important thing about this side of the hobby is just that, its still just a hobby! The reason we all got involved with this sport is because it's FUN, and when it stops being fun, why do it? That's somthing I think everyone should always keep in mind no matter wether they fly a trainer to a 40% Extra. I think fun is somthing this site is centered around and that's why I love it so much!

04-12-2006, 06:18 PM	#6 (permalink)
F3AFlyer7 L'ectrics r COOOOOL!!! Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: New Baltimore, Michigan Age: 20 Posts: 279	Re: A Beginner's Approach to "Professional" Flying Matt: Thanks a ton for the kind words! I think the most important thing about this side of the hobby is just that, its still just a hobby! The reason we all got involved with this sport is because it's FUN, and when it stops being fun, why do it? That's somthing I think everyone should always keep in mind no matter wether they fly a trainer to a 40% Extra. I think fun is somthing this site is centered around and that's why I love it so much! __________________ www.castlecreations.com www.fliton.com www.tanicpacks.com Scott Pavlock "The best part about 2.4 is that it's freeing up 72!!"