SUBSIM Radio Room Forums - a bit too quiet

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- - a bit too quiet (https://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=106274)

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Originally Posted by Morts

Np:up:

and your sig reads :hmm:

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Submarines drive - far in's sea outside. Submarines hunt torpedoes from the pipes raus, for chase England, England into death.

well i copied it off uboat.net
there it says

U-boats sail
Far, far into the sea
U-boats hunt
Torpedoes out of the tubes
Hunt England, England into death.

it might sound weird because its from a song

"The Uboat Song II":arrgh!:

You must be right...well U-boat net anyways because my German is lousy :D :arrgh!:

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Originally Posted by She-Wolf

my, you are a clever lot. I am torn between tugging on Doenitz's sleeve and slugging it out with the 'little beaut'... I think, for a while I will stick with the IIA, simply because, in real-life I know darn well I wouldn't be doing more than scrubbing the decks, I know so little - and the learning curve is a challenge I want to rise to.

I didn't know, until yesterday that I could work the sonar myself, or that there was a shipping lane chart. I had known about asking the navigator to plot the max distance etc, but had not seen the significance of it in respect of fuel conservation. Each time I come on here you teach me a little more. :up:

if that's the case, i suppose i'll qualify for conjuring up loogies to be applied to officers' shoes with a clean towel and vigorous motion. that is somewhere below the deck girl echelon right?

as in, how the heck do you work the sonar yourself, or find the shipping lane chart? they are not from mods are they? :oops:

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Originally Posted by jimbuna

You must be right...well U-boat net anyways because my German is lousy :D :arrgh!:

true!!:up: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

i couldn help it

j/k:up: