LeonG17

Lets not go into that, too many minefields to insult peoples beliefs.

True, it was then utilised to great effect as a anti shipping aircraft. One of the few aircraft the Americans borrowed from Britain during the war. The Japanese dubbed it "The whispering death" by the noise the engines made. The mosquito then took over as a night fighter.

That was more a ground attack aircraft. 2 engine aircraft can be beaten by single engine. As proved by the way Britain beat the Bf 110 in the Battle of Britain. Doctor Who!!! We must make a Spitfire go into space. It was one of the best fighters, the Spitfire. You can buy one for 1.4 million pounds!.

You really think a AA gun could take down a Jet bomber? I laugh at you:

Spitfire Mark XIV In the words of Eric Brown, RAF test pilot who flew virtually all combat aircraft of WW2, "the best Allied fighter of World War 2" Hurricane was a useful aircraft in Battle of Britain as a bomber destroyer, inferior to the Bf 109. Then it was a good fighter bomber before the Typhoon took over. Edit: Or a Japanese one!

We will bomb you into submission with the first ever jet bomber!

Jeb would be the one receiving his own pollen. I want this NOW!!!

We will dive bomb all your tanks.

This will happen to you if you ever get into a train: I am the pilot.

Worst joke ever.

Wonder whether we would have different difficulties in future updates.

A manned V1 flying bomb. Your argument is invalid.

Plane:

Perhaps as a future expansion? Or for the harder difficulties? Such as Realism mode?

Shame, we will then have to eventually take care to provide our Kerbals with oxygen, water and food instead of just sticking them in a capsule and using Kerbol to feed them.

Solves all problems.

*Beats you to death with Airfix models*

Ok then: And thus, there were aircraft!

So you believe that ourselves are simply a collection of storage cells and electrical impulses that can be replicated as so we would be the copy?

More planes? Ok then: A wooden jet which the glue that holds it together eats away at the wood itself and the intake behind the cockpit. What a great combination!

They might be both? They could have the chloroplast in their cells to produce glucose yet are animals? It would explain why they can survive so long, they are their own life support, as long as they are exposed to a light source.

"Wonder what the ice tastes like" *takes helmet of*

If time is not the fourth dimension then what is? The universe is full of wonders we are only beginning to comprehend. If only we can learn to not kill each other. Edit: Lets not get into a argument about which theory is better ok?

Only living things, so those signs haven't sprouted, at least, not if their metal. Has your government been producing plants to make signs?