And so it begins, I guess

Hi! Yep, this is the same fs10inator you may have come across if you have. I feel like this would be a great place to share some of what I do, since I can only say so much at once on Twitter. I upload various things on my YouTube channel, which reflect my insterest; from spaceflight, to gaming, to aviation, to Flight Simulator... and an occasional filler meme here and there.

Other things I like doing include making stuff (mostly airplanes) out of masking tape, biking, and playing the jaw harp.

Forgive the brief introduction, but I'm just starting to familiarize myself with the current state of Blogger.

And for now, I'll leave you with one of my favourite screenshots:


     I'd be lying to you if I didn't tell you this is FS2004... Maybe I should tell my kids this is P3D!


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P.S., for those who viewed my Blogger profile before this post, I haven't done much back in 2011, and I don't know why my gender was set to female.

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