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West of Australia.
http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/208/s8cr8.jpg
Just one small point how come the enemy can fire his deck gun and AA guns in rotten weather?
Pictures here on page 138.
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?p=426791&posted=1#post426791 (http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?p=426791&posted=1#post426791)
PS: It took four torps to sink that enemy. :huh:
High Voltage
02-25-07, 11:51 AM
West of Australia.
http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/208/s8cr8.jpg
Just one small point how come the enemy can fire his deck gun and AA guns in rotten weather?
In the old days, it used to be called "Computer Assist", and it was designed to force you to plug more quarters into the machine...;);)
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ReallyDedPoet
02-25-07, 12:08 PM
Nice work:up:
bigboywooly
02-25-07, 01:20 PM
Yeah thats always been a pisser to me that one
If I cant fire in 9 mtr winds how can a trawler or a corvette
Bigger warships maybe as they were more stable firing platforms
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Jimbuna
02-25-07, 03:59 PM
In the old days, it used to be called "Computer Assist", and it was designed to force you to plug more quarters into the machine...
:roll: :up: :rotfl:
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guess what
I ATE IT:-j
Congrats!:up:
you win a cookie
Cookie Monster wants his cookie. :lol:
guess what
I ATE IT:-j
You sir are a blagard with a black heart, Jeeves set the hounds loose.
hyperion2206
02-25-07, 06:13 PM
Congrats!:up:
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Cookie Monster wants his cookie. :lol: guess what
I ATE IT:-j
You sir are a blagard with a black heart, Jeeves set the hounds loose.
I know it's a bit OT but I saw you using the word "blagard" and I've always wondered what it means. Neither my dictionary nor google could help me.:cry: I hope you can help me and sorry for hijacking.:oops:
Sailor Steve
02-25-07, 06:18 PM
I know it's a bit OT but I saw you using the word "blagard" and I've always wondered what it means. Neither my dictionary nor google could help me.:cry: I hope you can help me and sorry for hijacking.:oops:
Try "Blackguard". That's the proper spelling.
http://dictionary.reference.com/
But it's still pronounced "blagard".:rotfl:
hyperion2206
02-25-07, 06:20 PM
I know it's a bit OT but I saw you using the word "blagard" and I've always wondered what it means. Neither my dictionary nor google could help me.:cry: I hope you can help me and sorry for hijacking.:oops: Try "Blackguard". That's the proper spelling.
But it's still pronounced "blagard".:rotfl:
That would explain pretty much everything!:rotfl:Thank you very much Steve!:D:up::rock:
I was using the old English version which is no longer used, Steve is right about the new word it has changed over time. :lol:
Congrats . Steed.
On my last patrol I made my gunners go on deck in rough weather. They went on deck without quoting deck gunner's union rules. I guess that shows my superior leadership :smug:.
However, they wouldn't stop firing after I told them to stop shooting NEUTRALS!
I saw the American flags on the bloody tanker and whale factory ship too late :dead: .
Onkel Karl took some renown away, but let me keep the tonnage. :oops:
Congrats . Steed.
On my last patrol I made my gunners go on deck in rough weather. They went on deck without quoting deck gunner's union rules. I guess that shows my superior leadership :smug:.
If you seen the pictures the sea conditions were dreadful, rough sea lots of rain and fog. Shame I really would had liked a crack at the swine with the deck gun.
Congrats . Steed.
On my last patrol I made my gunners go on deck in rough weather. They went on deck without quoting deck gunner's union rules. I guess that shows my superior leadership :smug:.
If you seen the pictures the sea conditions were dreadful, rough sea lots of rain and fog. Shame I really would had liked a crack at the swine with the deck gun.
Arrrr:arrgh!: yer are finnaly a real kaleun
:rotfl: :rotfl: oh who am i kidding:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
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