Chinese naval vessel tries to force US ship to stop in International waters

[Catfish]

Spoken like a chinese, i found that eelie

http://eelslap.com/

[mapuc]

When reading this thread Skybird's own thread comes into mind

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=209856


I have hard to believe that USA is seeking a confrontation with China.

These bankers, or what you call them, know that it would mean bankruptcy if USA and China is turning into a full scale war.


Markus

[Dread Knot]

Originally Posted by mapuc

When reading this thread Skybird's own thread comes into mind

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=209856


I have hard to believe that USA is seeking a confrontation with China.

These bankers, or what you call them, know that it would mean bankruptcy if USA and China is turning into a full scale war.


Markus

During the many decades of the Cold War, games of chicken and even ramming between Soviet and US naval vessels weren't uncommon. I'm not saying it's great, but the world didn't blow up.

[vienna]

We're just not getting your puns here in the Pueblo...



<O>

[Catfish]

Originally Posted by vienna

We're just not getting your puns here in the Pueblo...<O>

Come on, this with the chinese 'eelie' and 'eerie' was simple ?


But can you think of a relation between 'Cowpens' and Mubarak(s)

[u crank]

Originally Posted by Catfish

But can you think of a relation between 'Cowpens' and Mubarak(s)

That's somewhat amoosing.

[THE_MASK]

Originally Posted by Sailor Steve

There's an eel wind blowing through Subsim today.

That's terrible

[August]

Originally Posted by Dread Knot

During the many decades of the Cold War, games of chicken and even ramming between Soviet and US naval vessels weren't uncommon. I'm not saying it's great, but the world didn't blow up.

You're right but the world didn't blow up in spite of those shenanigans. They always had the potential to cause it.