09-30-07, 05:15 PM
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Sonar Guy 
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: 14 Meters
Posts: 394
Downloads: 29
Uploads: 0
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When you've been playing too much
You know you've been playing SH3 too much when...- You think about doing the wiggle wobble maneuver after a police officer turns on his lights.
- You stop and make very sure that no one is near enough to hear you before drinking your coffee.
- Sitting at the doctor’s office wishing you could go up to 256x TC.
- You're boat is badly injured but decide to bear with it because reloading the game would take too long.
- You stand stupidly in front of a radio waiting for BdU to respond.
- You expect even the smallest object to throw interesting and sharply defined reflections.
- You wonder what degree setting to use when lauching a salvo of darts.
- It’s safe to assume only AI U-boats can survive the battle when your girlfriend starts talking about feelings.
- Real water seems far too translucent and just doesn't ripple realistically.
- You calculate AOB on any unknowing automobile on the highway.
- You first son’s middle name is Kaluen.
- You sit at red lights waiting for the “Ahead Standard” call.
- You believe you understand torpedo physics but don't really care.
- You always try to keep your enemies in front of you and at a range of 500 meters.
- You expect some german guy to scream, “Compartment taking water” when you get in the shower.
- You destroy anything English by sheer force of habit.
- You think about what a cool looking emblem the box of “Strike anywhere matches” would make.
- After a long day at work you think about switching back to your desiel engines.
- Commanding your automobile to dive when it begins to rain.
- When your crew inform you that there has been an aircraft spotted you look up.
- Life's sound track seems dull and uninteresting.
- Your relationships suffer because you forget you cannot spend 30 days at sea after returning home from work.
- You expect air bubbles when you drop a pen into a sink full of water.
- Fear of shore batteries prevents you from going fishing.
- Fear of what might happen prevents you from making a direct approach to friends at the bar.
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- You expect to hear ASDIC while in any dark hallway.
- You don't even bother trying to stop yourself when “Educating” someone in history.
- Anything but Rum, Beer, Whiskey, Scotch, Vodka and Wine is useful only for U-Boat special cocktails.
- You know how to pronounce “Snorkel” in proper German.
- Standing on “Bridge” of your car seems normal.
- You expect to lose control of your body to a depth charge at any moment.
- Real snow just doesn't sound realistically enough.
- You try to evade or destroy any nearby sound contacts.
- You figure a trip to port can fix anything.
- The louder something is, the more it excites you.
- You know you understand Torpedo Physics and still don't really care.
- The sound of popping glass causes you to spin about wildly looking for proper damage reports.
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- Posts containing names like "Lehman" and "Racerboy" draw extreame attention.
- Carrying thousands of pounds of oil fuel, 16 700lb torpedo warheads, 105 88mm high explosive shells and a number of other miscellaneous objects seems a bit too limiting.
- Carrying twice all that gear seems perfectly reasonable.
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- You try to find every opportunity to get back on patrol.
- You immediately pocket any intelligence reports you find.
- You think you can go anwhere because your fuel gage is still full.
- None of the "textures" in your neighborhood look right.
- You eat only meat, lemons and condesed milk.
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- You expect to be “invisible” while walking slow.
- You religiously avoid anthing exclusively the color red.
- You nickname your most difficult son Fletcher.
- You don’t know what you look like in the mirror.
- You confuse “Groundhog day” with “Incoming Hedgehog”
- When the ground starts shaking, an earthquake is the farthest thing from your mind.
- You run immediately towards any blue dots you see and try to dock with them.
- Getting shot at concerns you only because they could damage your pressure hull.
- What excites you most about a woman is that she knows what an underseaboot is.
- You use red lights in your computer room.
- When someone just stands and stares at you, your first reaction is to put a shot across their bow.
- You are oddly more respectfull than others your age when walking near graveyards.
- You wonder if you are going to survive to 45.
- The sound of engines sets you to an immediate dive.
- You live with the constant fear that enormous, heavily-armored escorts may suddenly appear next to the blonde at the bar.
- You always look down to check depth for when entering an unfamiliar area.
- You open all the doors in your house before actually using one.
- You grant concrete structures a very wide berth.
- You aren't a programmer by trade but find the .tga language fascinating nevertheless.
- You always consider before hand what to set the depth of your conversations too.
- You're sure that the solution to all of life's problems somehow involves a submarine.
- You begin to think that all the fishing vessels near your home need Re-Skinned.
- You have a higher understanding of why things happen today than others in your age group.
- Improving your fuel consumption is one of life's most basic priorities.
- You expect to be able to dive in just about any tough situation.
- An island just isn't an island without a Catalina circling it.
- You understand the background story.
- You stop hunting for single merchants because it's too easy.
- You wonder whether you are the “King of Tonnage” or merely a miserable thief, knocking some BRTs here and there.
- Your to-do list includes items such as "Sink HMS Hood", "Intercept ONS--5" and "Banish Benard to the Abyss".
- What you fear more than anything else in the world can be summed up in two words: Black Swans.
- You consider living to 45 entirely satisfying.
- You could have written Silent Hunter IV in the time you've spent waiting for games to load.
- You consider the GWX Mod the most important invention of this decade.
- Your soul seems like a fair price for better multi-player support.
- You interpret saving your game as a sign of weakness.
- You think u-boat special cocktails are normal and taste perfectly good.
- You consider learning German just to be able to understand the crew's comments.
- You spend time reading lists of indicators that you've been playing SH3 too much.
- You begin to think hair on your pork is normal.
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