@ Dave......did you get the "1-2-3 Easy Overclocking Guide" that I had gotten you from the "Midwest Learning Center"?:rofl:
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littleowl you have the older plate, here is an updated one for you :up:
The "Birthplace of Aviation" - Ohio eh? Is that because somebody was so desperate to get out that they invented the airplane and tried to fly out ? :lol: :D
pshh... no respect for us ohioans...! :shakes: :shakes:
Incidentlly, I believe the first trans atlantic flight took off from NewFoundland and landed in a bog somewhere in West Ireland. Must look that up.
EDIT: First Non-Stop flight that is.
"First Non-Stop Transatlantic Flight
June 14 - June 15, 1919. Capt. John Al:banana::banana::banana::banana: and Lieut. Arthur Whitten Brown of the United Kingdom in Vickers Vimy bomber make first nonstop transatlantic flight, between islands, 1,960 nautical miles (3,630 km), from St. John's, Newfoundland (then an independent dominion and not yet part of Canada), to Clifden, Ireland " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transatlantic_flight
Wasn't it Kitty Hawk at either North or South Carolina where the Wright Brothers made the first airplane? How does Ohio make a claim?
They were from ohio