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YEAH RIGHT! I DO MOST OF THE BANKS UP THERE....ABOUT THAT BOONDOCKS CAT HOUSE....:arrgh!:

You drive a get-away car? :o

You talkin' about my mother? :o

:arrgh!:

Your mother's name is Banks? :o

:arrgh!:

YOU NEVER KNEW YOUR MOTHER; U WERE FOUND FLOATING IN A LEAKY WICKER BASKET ON THE PETALUMA RIVER....AT THE MOUTH OF SAN PABLO BAY...U OWE YOUR LIFE TO HALF-EMPTY CAN OF FLEX-SEAL https://images.homedepot-static.com/...r20-64_145.jpg STILL IN MY GARAGE.:shucks:

Re-born at test depth, ladies. :Kaleun_Cheers:

:D

TEST DEPTH IS 10 FEET ABOVE THE ROAD BED NEAR MARFA TEXAS IN A RIVETTED ALUMINUM '76 FREIGHTLINER: COMPLETLY LETTING IN A HURRICANE'S MASSIVE DELUGE AT 02:00 AS THE AGED RIVETS WERE NO LONGER TIGHT.....THE CABIN INCL. THE SLEEPER OF MY RIG LOOKED LIKE DAS BOOT:oops: CB RADIO, SWITCHES, BEDDING, EVERYTHING TOTALLY SOAKED. FORTUNATELY THE KITTY LITTER CARGO FOR WYNN-DIXIE WAS IN A RENTAL NEW TRAILER AND REMAINED BONED DRY; SO NO LOSS OF INCOME TO DAMAGE. PITY THEY HADN'T INVENTED FLEXSEAL IN THE '70'S....

I came back from 300 feet with the bridge hatches open. :o

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Barbel_(SS-580)

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Originally Posted by ET2SN (Post 2662208)

I came back from 300 feet with the bridge hatches open. :o

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Barbel_(SS-580)

I'm not seeing that.

Starting to watch the 1998 Belgian Grand Prix now.

Just after the stuff about Mr. Bundy.
The seas weren't that rough, the boat just decided to dive on its own.

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Originally Posted by Buddahaid (Post 2662210)

I'm not seeing that.

Starting to watch the 1998 Belgian Grand Prix now.

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On 30 November 1960, the Barbel had been operating off the coast of the Eastern U.S. while participating in training exercise SLAMEX. Following her first dive of the day to test depth (700 feet), she ruptured a 5" line used for cooling equipment which circulated sea water throughout the boat at sea pressure. An emergency blow was performed and on reaching the surface it was found that she had taken on 350 long tons (360 t) of water in the engine room. She entered Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and underwent major repairs of all her piping over 2". At that time, her bow planes were also converted to fairwater planes.

???? THIS EPISODE SOUNDS EVEN WORSE PS: IT'S AFTER O300 BST I THINK OL' EICH IS POSSIBLY GETTING HIS BEAUTY-REST SO I'M OUT TO GET A 'PIZZA FOR MY CABIN-FEVERED SPOUSE.....MUCH AS I CRAVE TOTAL VICTORY AT WHACKING... NUPTUAL PRIORITIES TAKE PRECEDENCE:Kaleun_Salivating:

She also rolled 89 degrees (estimated, if she had rolled 90 degrees or more, she wouldn't have come back) but I wasn't there for that one. :up: