Originally Posted by Neal Stevens (Post 2212556)

Ok, I know how hard it is to stump you guys, but I need about a day off before I can get back to this, so let's see if anyone can tell me what this image is from (they are inside a sub)

:arrgh!:

Originally Posted by Dronston (Post 2214456)

I have a jar full of spare change on my desk (where my pc is at).
I would surface at night, load the deck gun with a blank, stuff the barrel full off coins and aim it at the freighter and shoot the cannon and immediately dive to periscope depth. The deck would be full of coins and the crew of the freighter would scramble to take as many coins as they can since war pay is not making any one rich, thus leaving their posts. This would give me the opportunity to get in position and fire an eel.

Now the fantasy part in my brain hurts...:woot:

Originally Posted by BobRoyall (Post 2214457)

Hogan's Heros may be the sitcom.

Originally Posted by Submerged Viking (Post 2214458)

The question is unfair since I only have my TV remote within arms reach. Suppose I can use it to jam the rudder of a freighter and steer it into an iceberg. That's a winner!

Originally Posted by Admiral Halsey (Post 2214461)

I would show them my computer and Silent Hunter three thus causing them to get lost in virtual u-boats and never wanting to do the real thing again.

Originally Posted by Maverik010 (Post 2214472)

Chess. i would be checkmating them till they sunk.

Originally Posted by Fizwalker (Post 2214477)

Hmmm.... I have a corkscrew and a few empty beer bottles.

Picture this if you will. It's a inky black night, I've been shadowing this freighter all day and my deck gun is out and cannot be fixed.... I've used all my torpedoes so I pull along side my target. Being truly sneaky, we scramble up the side of the freighter and quietly kill the crew, one by one by stabbing them to death with the cork screw and smashing beer bottles over their heads. However, we cannot just open the sea-cocks and slip away. So I raid the captain's cabin of the freighter and take a few bottles of his best wine. Thus souvenirs in hand, we scuttle the freighter and escape!

Originally Posted by Miggy4000 (Post 2214491)

As I have my computer right in front of me, its hard drive has the full Das Boot OST saved on it, so I'd stick this on the virtual gramaphone for the torpedo run! :salute:

Originally Posted by Alveric (Post 2214497)

Well, I have lots of pens, pencils, an eraser, rulers and protractor. Assuming I'm on the surface I can even use my 400mm telephoto lens and camera :p. Guess I've everything I need to plot a firing solution. Now, if only I could remember enough trigonometry....:hmmm:

Originally Posted by Twin Screws (Post 2214538)

Perry Mason "The case of the slandered submarine" ?

Originally Posted by paulhager (Post 2214583)

Wackiest Ship in the Army. I saw the original movie - not sure I ever saw an episode of the TV show. Just an off-the-wall guess...

Originally Posted by Downunderjock (Post 2214608)

Ahoy to all, from the Aussie Bilge Rat? (Landsmen at least I wish.)

Love the Exam, you set up. But I am not on my PC as often as I should.

And, boy do some of you, know your Subs and ships, stuff.

Guess I am just not quick enough.

And I admit, I play Offline.

Was the comedy photo in the Exam, shown worldwide, in it's day?

If not then, buggar.

Operation Petticoat??

Know I am too, late, but no harm having a try?

See Ya.

Originally Posted by Neal Stevens (Post 2214613)

So, for the next question on the Silent Hunter Online Captain's Exam:

Name the game this screen is from, and the review score it received from Subsim ;)

http://www.subsim.com/mystery/ms18d.gif

Originally Posted by Neal Stevens (Post 2214613)

So, for the next question on the Silent Hunter Online Captain's Exam:

Name the game this screen is from, and the review score it received from Subsim ;)

http://www.subsim.com/mystery/ms18d.gif

Originally Posted by J2JonJeremy (Post 2214617)

Looks to be Tom Clancy's SSN which received a rating of 50 on Subsim. :)

Originally Posted by xPDxTV (Post 2214619)

Tom Clancy's SSN with a rating of 50 on the review.

Originally Posted by Neal Stevens (Post 2214609)

The actual sitcom had nothing to do with the military, it was more of a divine theater....

Originally Posted by Neal Stevens (Post 2212556)

Ok, I know how hard it is to stump you guys, but I need about a day off before I can get back to this, so let's see if anyone can tell me what this image is from (they are inside a sub)

:arrgh!:

Originally Posted by u crank (Post 2214712)

Neal, you are one tricky Texan.:O:

:har:

It took a little research, but "The Flying Nun".:smug:

I don't play SHO so save it for someone else.:salute: