You know your NOT addicted when you wonder who the hell Zat's talking about. (Guilty)
You know you ARE addicted when you look up Tsiolkovsky in Wikipedia. (Guilty)
:rofl: Guilty also!
You know your NOT addicted when you wonder who the hell Zat's talking about. (Guilty)
You know you ARE addicted when you look up Tsiolkovsky in Wikipedia. (Guilty)
I have two more for ya... but they're pretty disguising.And what did you make for negative return? :rofl:
An abort to orbit would be when you can eat it but the stove was turned off to early.
And then you forget why you opened the drive in the first place, and just go to the Orbiter Forum for something to do.Whenever you go to your C: drive for something else, you always click on the Orbiter folder.
That happend to me with the "Microsoft Games" folder before I found Orbiter :lol:.Whenever you go to your C: drive for something else, you always click on the Orbiter folder.
An entry-interface is when it's time for the bacon to come out eventually.:rofl:
...when you have more programs in your TI-83+ for Orbiter than for anything else
Also guilty! Except mine's a TI-85.
P.S. When you can spell Tsiolkovsky correctly without having to look it up!
GuiltyIt's a long one, but anyway:
When you are stuck in a traffic jam and you think to yourself, "Those vessels aren't moving because I didn't give them any thrust! Of course..."
When you search your car for a F3 key.
When you don't find the key, you remember that Orbiter dosen't have collision detection, and promptly drive into the car in front of you (after attempting, in vain, to find a set airspeed auto-pilot in your car so you can concentrate on steering with your brakes).
When you partake in the crash, and think to yourself, "Hey, I don't remember activating Meshland!"