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Aktungbby 08-24-16 09:53 PM

^:sign_yeah:ARMIBBY's's been nippin' his own moonshine again!:Kaleun_Cheers:https://spoonuniversity.com/wp-conte.../giphy-1-2.gifGuys who drink stuff from canning jars are always suspect!:-? https://media.giphy.com/media/l46Cwp...eNOM/giphy.gif

Armistead 08-24-16 10:23 PM

Men, Aktung....The light bulb just wenter off agin! When I was a kid they had these balsa wood aeroplanes... you put a few pieces together, a prop and a rubber band stretched out attacked to the rear, spinned it around 100 times and let her rip....We can attach some...wood frame to Aktungs back, some cloth wings, tie a prop to his head and some tire inner tube for a rubber band...we will hold the prop while Akcy boy spins in circles...then he can bend over holding the prop....Since we've pointed aft, Aktung, on my call, with proper timing of a coming ship I will say GO, in which Aktung will run down the deck, letting go of the prop at the proper moment and take off and hopefully make it there flying quickly with the anchor chain tied to his foot...

Aktungbby 08-24-16 10:41 PM

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Men, Aktung....The light bulb just wenter off agin!
:nope:
https://media.giphy.com/media/W70UdfERU9SFy/giphy.gifA helping of Tango's undercooked bilge baked beans with hominy grits and bacon fat gravy might facilitate this process considerably:ping: :ping: :ping:, fueling me to better thrust/inertia propulsion!:woot:
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Eichhörnchen 08-25-16 03:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Armistead (Post 2429361)
tie a prop to his head and some tire inner tube for a rubber band...

Tie one to each corner and he'd be a drone :haha:

However, 1 rusty bike = just 2 inner tubes :down:

Aktungbby 08-25-16 11:28 AM

I said beans! not 'beanies' the prop-job's still in planning
 
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Originally Posted by Armistead (Post 2429361)
tie a prop to his head and some tire inner tube for a rubber band...we will hold the prop while Akcy boy spins in circles...then he can bend over holding the prop....

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Methinks at 240 lbs (inertia) we'll need a bigger prop: http://todayinsci.com/Events/Patent/...rams-500px.jpg
I'll 'noodle the problem more whilst wearing my 'skullcap':arrgh!: http://www.geekculture.com/geekcultu...ckerhatnew.jpg
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Originally Posted by ArmiBBY
Hard being the only genius amongst ..amongst, is that a word...among, amongst...amongstsis.. a bunch of idiots! Ready yourself Aktung....

Well....since U insist :O::http://www.geekculture.com/geekcultu...niusbeanie.gif

Armistead 08-25-16 02:49 PM

The added bilge stew for a lil extra thrust at take off is a great idea.....good thinking men....that anchor chain is heavy as is...... 3 extra servings for Aktung for supper.....and i think some ritual in case this turns out to be a kamikaze mission...and once last visit aft is in order as well...

Wolferz 08-25-16 04:01 PM

:new:
 
Tango,
Are you up to blessing this experiment?

I Think Aktung would be more accommodating if you shoved a rudder where the sun don't shine and you rig him with sails. :help::new:

Aktungbby 08-25-16 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Armistead (Post 2429479)
3 extra servings for Aktung for supper....and once last visit aft is in order as well.

OH good extra servings: enough left over for the return trip! http://www.swapmeetdave.com/Humor/Fireball.gifhttp://www.swapmeetdave.com/Humor/Fireball.gifhttp://www.swapmeetdave.com/Humor/Fireball.gifhttp://www.swapmeetdave.com/Humor/Fireball.gifhttp://www.swapmeetdave.com/Humor/Fireball.gifhttp://www.swapmeetdave.com/Humor/Fireball.gifhttps://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...674c0317c3.jpg
But lets leave my delicate afterburner out of it I'll need that for the return trip!:stare:

Armistead 08-25-16 06:08 PM

[QUOTE=Wolferz;2429492]Tango,
Are you up to blessing this experiment?

I Think Aktung would be more accommodating if you shoved a rudder where the sun don't shine and you rig him with sails. :help::new:[/QUOTE

You are a genius! I get it, cover all our bases, if he can't fly all the way, he can sail and stir with just a butt wiggle........oh, which way does the old Miss flow...see we're pointed west, our aft is sort of east....and we're in a river bend here, confusing things...but it river flows north, can he sail against the flow......I think we need to use the TDC on this one and time when to shoot him......not sure we can determine his speed tho, not knowing if he's flying or sailing.

Someone get the camera ready too!

Aktungbby 08-26-16 12:16 AM

Hey wait a sec! don't we have a fire extinguisher? It would save tango time in the kitchen! https://media.giphy.com/media/CSW2ga9NTfcQw/giphy.gif

Tango589 08-26-16 05:48 AM

Another thought, why don't we carry out a shore raid, grab ourselves some old inner tubes, powerful length of knicker elastic, old rubber bands and anything else stretchy. Then we rig up a catapult and ping Aktung straight at the nearest passing ship with a suitable length of anchor chain and he can hook us up that way.

Blessings be upon you my son.

Aktungbby 08-26-16 08:02 AM

I prefer a trebuchet Just make sure U've done yer homework!http://virtualtrebuchet.com/Document...chetStages.png :O:An old Mongol TricK-biological warfare 101:
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In 1345-6, while laying siege to the city of Kaffa, the Mongol army became infected with the Black Death. Gabriele de’ Mussi tells us what happened next:
“Whereupon the Tartars (Mongols), worn out by this pestilential disease, and falling on all sides as if thunderstruck, and seeing that they were perishing hopelessly, ordered the corpses to be placed upon their engines and thrown into the city of Kaffa. Accordingly were the bodies of the dead hurled over the walls, so that the Christians were not able to hide or protect themselves from this danger, although they carried away as many as possible and threw them into the sea.”
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Armistead 08-26-16 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Aktungbby (Post 2429545)
Hey wait a sec! don't we have a fire extinguisher? It would save tango time in the kitchen! https://media.giphy.com/media/CSW2ga9NTfcQw/giphy.gif

That fire extinguisher isn't gonna do what the bilge stew will do....

Armistead 08-26-16 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Tango589 (Post 2429576)
Another thought, why don't we carry out a shore raid, grab ourselves some old inner tubes, powerful length of knicker elastic, old rubber bands and anything else stretchy. Then we rig up a catapult and ping Aktung straight at the nearest passing ship with a suitable length of anchor chain and he can hook us up that way.

Blessings be upon you my son.

Because we are men and sailors in the navy and that would be illegal to raid our own nation....and boy, do you know what these country river people in Mississippi do to people that even walk on their property uninvited, much less steal from them...Now, I have no problem at all adding a catapult to the mix, just another thing to assure he makes it...but why not some of the bilge's spaghetti noodles.....same thing.. Still thinking somehow we can get the deck gun involved.

Wolferz 08-27-16 12:31 PM

Get down to the machine shop to fashion a harpoon for the deck gun and a good length of rope lashed upon it should be sufficient for achieving the velocity needed for flight....


He did well until gravity and inertia forced him into that sandbar:woot:

Captain Hindsight was looking at the butt of the problem and suggested one of Eich's monkies should have been used for the first test.


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