The present is always moving forward.

But, the present being all there is, where (or when) can it go that is not also the present?

That is where Relativity pops up. As speed increases so does your perception of time. Lets take Sergei K. Krikalev as an example, he has spent over 800 days in space at a significant velocity in relation do us on Earth. Time dilated for him by small fraction of a second so when he landed back on Earth our present became his future... by a tiny fraction of a second.

Damn that fine print.:haha:

It's definatley a Mig-21, look at the top left by where the canopy is. See the hump
http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/779/mig21smt.jpg

*Marty Feldman voice*

What hump?

LOL...out of the frying pan and into the fire :DL

Pffft, don't you know that all MiGs are the same? All these numbers are just thrown in to confuse the enemy :yep:

Lockheed does the same thing, they bump the digit after the 'F-' up a number or two and add another 0 to the price tag. :03:

They'd be better off adding another F because that's the letter that probably gets most used when potential buyers see the price tag... :hmmm:

They're going the whole hog for F's on the Raptor, even though they can't sell it abroad :O:
http://www.1stfighter.org/F22/27FS/F...-Blokerpic.jpg