A Royal Visitor
 

Woke up this morning and looked out of a rear bedroom window to see the royal visitor 1/2 a mile away :cool:

http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/2518/qe2mc1.jpg

...and then I remembered that I live miles from any water. Investigation pending


(nice pic :))

Nice ship!

now how much tonnage and renown is that worth :lol:

one way to find out....

:lol: ....less than 1/2 a mile from the south bank of thr Tyne (bloody cold up here as well) :up:

About 70,000 tons :arrgh!:

I'm about 50 miles south* of you then, chilly here too.

Try to hit her fuel storage, bonfire!

*(another 200 west :))

You don't need to torpedo it, just wait for it to sink on its own, it's falling to bits, if any of the paying passengers saw the state of it 'below decks', they probably wouldn't dare get on board, let alone put to sea in it.

:D Chock

LMAO :rotfl:

1910 GMT she's now on her way out of the river (fireworks an all).....short lived stay :cry:

Is she still flying a red ensign?

Aw, c'mon, Herr Kaleun! Can't we lob just a few deck gun shells at it to help it on its way? :arrgh!:

Never realised she could do 20 knots in reverse :hmm:

We had both queens meet in Sydney a short time ago, QE2 and QM2. It caused a whloe lot of traffic problems and people headed in to see it.

The original queens also meet of Sydney heads back during WW2. Queen Mary had just been fitted out as troop ship and was leaving, Queen Elizabeth was arriving to be convereted.

That would have been some sight to behold.....wonder if anyone has got a picture they could share here :hmm:

also imagine the renown you will receive from both of them
damn! after sinking those 2 you can pimp your Uboat :lol: