You know you're addicted to Orbiter when...

when running in the school field, you run slower, cause slower = smaller orbit = reach destination faster :lol:

hahahahahahaha I never tried, think I should tell my friends who still study at high school!
our teacher was terrible... he really kicked a**, he thaught Stallone how to perform stunts for "Rambo" :rofl:
 
I now set my handys ring tone to the space-shuttle-countdown
I than sat in the underground and suddenly: 10....9....8....7....egnition sequence has started....5....4....3....2....1...0.... we have egnition and we have lift off!

(that was a bitsome funny in the underground, because some people thought it was a bomb-coutdown... :lol:)

Silly people! A bomb has lift off?????:rofl::facepalm:
 
you try to activate time acceleration during a four-hour drive from Memphis to Bowling Green

Guilty, although it was a 6 hour drive, from our home to a cabin in Pigeon Forge. And we were flying in formation on the interstate with the other family we rented the cabin with...
 
Silly people! A bomb has lift off?????:rofl::facepalm:

they only thought that til 0 when they recognized that they're still alive.
(to avoid msunderstandings: they thought there would be a suicide-bomber-terrorist in the train)
but yes sily people, because A: a bomb doen't have a called-out-countdown and B: you can hear that it's a Handy-ringtone.
 
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When you hit the gas on your car when you're driving in snow, and you skid, you freak out because your car's navigation system didn't say "rotation" when you attempted to switch back to rotational RCS mode to correct for the skid.
 
When you use a Hohmann to get to work and save on gas money.
 
You know your addicted to orbiter when:
You attempt to simulate realistic orbital trajectory when walking around objects
You mimic launch sound effects as you drive.
 
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