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Originally Posted by lcplduckling (Post 1493171)

Certainly am.. damn proud of it too! :O: although ze germans dont like the accent much hehe

I stayed there for a conference a year or two back...The Jury Inn.

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Originally Posted by lcplduckling (Post 1493013)

hello one and all,

peace =D

Oh and a little extra info, Im 21, from birmingham UK, and im currently in the British forces based in Germany :yeah:

Just thought id let u see the face behind the duckling lol :rock::salute:

http://i54.tinypic.com/t0qfyh.jpg

Hi! my name is Philip and I am 56 y/o located in York, Pa. I 've had a love affair with ships since I was in grade school, have an obsession with the story of the Bismarck and the battles of the north Atlantic. I am currently building a 1:200 scale model of Bismarck that is 99 % finished. I totally love the naval sims especially the Silent Hunter series. I still pl ay III under Grey wolves expansion. Learning to enjoy V a little bit more every day. I am a Jethro Tull fan, Oakland Raiders fan and I roast coffee for a high profile coffee company. I'm glad to be here !

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Originally Posted by Philipshari (Post 1494104)

Happy hunting, Philipshari! :salute:

Are you a fellow Bay Area SH5 fan? I guess one can be a Raiders fan without living near Oakland. :D

Time to introduce myself after a couple of years on SubSim:

Description
I live in Warsaw, Poland. I have no truly useful skills, thus in whatever publishing house or IT company I work I pretend to be a professional editor and copywriter - although I prefer to consider myself a proofreader, or just Dilbert.

Less useful skills include knives and razors sharpening (+7), game designing (+3), listening (maxed), finding excuses for not having sex (1 less than maxed), doing homework with my daughter (-9, explains the previous skill), winning WW2 on land and seas, and occasionally other armed conflicts too (+6.66, not +10 because I don't fly), reading (maxed), pretending to know foreign languages (+5), calling and performing artillery strikes (+8), speech (+2), smoking (+9).

Main interests/hobbys include: insomnia, boldness, belly growing, not moving too much.

Main identity traits include: a human, a secular-materialist, a European, a Slav, a Thornian, a Pole, a graduate of my University.

Documentation
This guy holds a statuette of me in an African warrior outfit. Screenshot taken about a year ago in my birth-city of Toruń (Thorn), the true capital of Kuiavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship.
http://img824.imageshack.us/img824/3163/avmsocial.jpg

And this guy is the famous Vladimir Ilyich himself (archival screenshot courtesy of Kremlin Museum, author was executed):
http://img812.imageshack.us/img812/6113/avmduties1.jpg

Known issues/conflicts
Supposedly snoring.

Credits
No credits incurred.

Finally a photo of me: http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/4344/crazy2.gif

Zelo Dobro = Very Good :salute:

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Originally Posted by tonschk (Post 1494855)

Zelo Dobro = Very Good :salute:

The closest Polish sentence resembilng "Zelo Dobro" is "Zioło dobre!", which translates to: "Good weed!". :|\\

Yes ,I think " Zelo Dobro " is from Slovenia language, similar to Polish

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Originally Posted by Abd_von_Mumit (Post 1494802)

I have no truly useful skills,

You left your excellent sense of humor off that list. :salute:

How old's your daughter?

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Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 1494911)

How old's your daughter?

How dare you ask a woman's age?! "She's allready a grownup!", 13 years old. :O:

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Originally Posted by Abd_von_Mumit (Post 1494932)

How dare you ask a woman's age?! "She's allready a grownup!", 13 years old. :O:

LOL :DL

Good intro :up:

just bought my copy, should be done downloading from steam in about an hour and a half. Now if only I get a couple days off, they seem to like to give me seven day work weeks

:yep: And I'm sure she reminds you of it all the time.

I've always been fond of the quote attributed to Mark Twain:

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When I was a boy of fourteen, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be twenty-one, I was astonished at how much he had learned in seven years.