iamwearingpants

It\'s close for me. I\'m a brony, but then again dinos can kick some serious ass. But, ponies it is.

I think my dad may have recieved it awhile ago, but never told me about it. Could you resend it to my forum adress?

It seems Bedazzled is bedazzled! KSP is such and addicting game, with a great forum to go along with it too. Welcome to KSPF! :cheers:

You know, dinosaurs are extinct, and most of them were the same size as ponies. Plus, they don\'t like it when you ride them.

Ponies are winning. YYYEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAHHHHHHH

I want to stick my (CLASSIFIED) between some buns and eat it

Yeah, we need pics. You can take screenshots with F1, and attach them to your post.

Welcome to the KSP forums! Happy launchings! Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Capt\'n Pants

Yeah, it\'s meant to be very maneuverable. Being small helps. Here is the Sedna Battlecruiser ready for a retroburn into Munar Orbit: I plan to make a shot of Ploochlund\'s entire fleet when .14 comes out.

First orbit of the Athlon Space Fighter.

I share a birthday with Manuel Uribe. And I\'m proud of it.

The whole point of the challenge is to insanely fast where the air is just enough to keep you from flying into space. I know it\'s high up, but that\'s nessicary Watch this:

The leaderboards 1st.) iamwearingpants, 7.8 points (39.041km - 5,002m/s), Apophis MKIII We all know you can go fast in the atmosphere. But those challenges were short bursts of speed at low altitude. Here is something different: Stay under 40km with less than 100m/s vertical speed, and try to get the highest velocity. You are allowed to use C-7 and his new experimental, nothing else. Also, you can fly into space when you\'re done, but you need to aleast get back to Kerbin afterwards You can use your own ships Points is the altitude divided by the speed. Here is my record with the Apophis MKIII: My landing: I was going so rediculously fast I could hear the freaking wind sounds up there. I\'m sure you can beat that! Go Go Go!

You won\'t even notice we\'re here. Anyways, welcome to the forums! Rawr, Capt\'n Pants

Welcome to the KSPF! In the Spacecraft Exhange you\'ll find some rediculous stuff people have built And over there in the Roleplaying Forum you should see some politics that don\'t make you cringe, but nobody follows them though. The Projects and Releases forum is where you\'ll discover a new world of aircraft, space probe parts, and hundreds of engines, tanks, and miscellania.

Yeah, some of them are a little obnoxious with what they post. Try to keep the images down, ok? KSPF can\'t handle the pure awesome energy of Pinkie on a regular basis

If you want to get worried about a collision, look up 99942 Apophis. It\'s far more likely that Nemesis or Senda colliding with Earth.

I don\'t really follow any of them BTW, you can use {this} for further bracketception

Football: Philadelphia Eagles Baceball: Philadelphia Phillies Hockey: Philadelphia Flyers As you can see I live near Philadelphia

Chuck Norris asked a Q if he wanted to learn the roundhouse kick. The Q had a mental breakdown upon learning and exploded, creating the universe.

I see you\'re in the \'spam when you can\' phase Don\'t worry, I\'ve been through it. Watch out for the end of it, you usually get yelled at :

Finding a space-related pony image doesn\'t warrant a new thread.

If nemesis were to return it would have to be orbiting. And it doesn\'t exist Sedna would have to be a moon of nemesis to be \'dragged\' anywhere, too

We would have detected nemesis\' gravity, so I\'m pretty sure it doesn\'t exist. Every body in the solar system is pulling on every other. We had hints that pluto existed by measuring it\'s pull on neptune.

Sedna\'s orbit has been calculated, and it\'s probably not \'planet x\' And it\'s in our solar system (barely), orbiting every 11,400 years BTW, Sedna is such an interesting \'planet\', it\'s just so mysterious.