I have a serious question for you all.

Camaero · 04-28-07, 03:08 AM

It is really hot here on the west coast and I am thinking I should crank the heater up to a warm 120 deg to better submerge myself. I have all my realism mods installed and maybe if I am really lucky, we will get a big earthquake right while I am being depth charged.

I am just finishing up one or two things in my command room here before I set out and my question is, besides a bunch of sub sandwiches and ice cream, what other tasty meals do you recommend for a long voyage?

Karl-Heinz Jaeger · 04-28-07, 03:20 AM

Edit: Think I may have misunderstood, my bad. Withdrawn

Scoochy · 04-28-07, 03:38 AM

I for one always make sure I have a nice cold can of Pepsi Jazz and a bad of ruffles. Prior to engaging the enemy, I always head out to the deck first for a smoke and ponder my strategy.

Kant Schwimm · 04-28-07, 04:48 AM

Plenty of cheese and beetroot sarnies, and a hot brew with 4 sugars

oh and a couple of bags of monster munch

Camaero · 04-28-07, 05:11 AM

Now what is monster munch? It sounds good whatever it is.

I almost forgot that a glass bottle of root beer should always be on hand. Maybe some beef jerky too.

Scoochy · 04-28-07, 05:50 AM

Ah yes, the beef jerky! Perfect munchie for stressfull situations.

Sailor Steve · 04-28-07, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Scoochy

Prior to engaging the enemy, I always head out to the deck first for a smoke and ponder my strategy.

Ah, the luxury of it being "only a game".:rotfl:

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Originally Posted by Scoochy

Ah yes, the beef jerky! Perfect munchie for stressfull situations.

Same here. Either that or pizza.

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk

If you have enclosed yourself in a small room to get that feeling of being in a sub I do not recommend eating beans.

You got something against extreme realism?

ThorGoLucky · 04-28-07, 02:55 PM

Hot tea in the early morning and iced tea in the late morning are a lovely complement to a long sub journey. Also, turkey jerky, romaine or red eaf lettuce leaves, celery or goat yogurt. Yum.

Elder-Pirate · 04-28-07, 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by ThorGoLucky

Hot tea in the early morning and iced tea in the late morning are a lovely complement to a long sub journey. Also, turkey jerky, romaine or red eaf lettuce leaves, celery or goat yogurt. Yum.

Goat yogurt?

AAhhKK

ThorGoLucky · 04-28-07, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Elder-Pirate

Goat yogurt?

AAhhKK

It tastes similar to the yogurt from cow breast squeezings.

Scoochy · 04-28-07, 04:49 PM

" You milked a cat?"

"Yea, you can milk anything with nipples"

sunvalleyslim · 04-29-07, 06:06 PM

JACK DANIELS...........the only way to patrol......

Dustyboats · 04-30-07, 04:18 AM

Well I start off with a Leek and Potato soup,fresh baked crusty rolls. Smoked Salmon with Dill sauce and side salad. Roast Beef, Yorkshire Pudding, Roast potatoes, Fresh cooked veg, Horseradish sauce and Oxo gravy. A glass or two of matured Spanish red wine. Fresh Strawberry Pavlova's with rich natural cream. Gorganzola Cheese and butter biscuits. Arabic coffee and complete with two small glasses of Benedictine........ and if you believe that I pretend that my hard tack biscuits, with weavels, is all of that!!!......Dusty

EMAPhil · 04-30-07, 06:32 AM

dusty,
So it was you my wife was cooking for last week..... Look out for incoming!!!

Dustyboats · 05-01-07, 04:35 AM

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Originally Posted by EMAPhil

dusty,
So it was you my wife was cooking for last week..... Look out for incoming!!!

Please thank your wife for me and breakfast the next day......and by the way your incoming missed!!!! You must study calculating AOB more!!!!!....Cheers ....Dusty

04-28-07, 03:08 AM	#1
Camaero The Old Man Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: USA, Massachusetts Posts: 1,477 Downloads: 18 Uploads: 0	I have a serious question for you all. It is really hot here on the west coast and I am thinking I should crank the heater up to a warm 120 deg to better submerge myself. I have all my realism mods installed and maybe if I am really lucky, we will get a big earthquake right while I am being depth charged. I am just finishing up one or two things in my command room here before I set out and my question is, besides a bunch of sub sandwiches and ice cream, what other tasty meals do you recommend for a long voyage? __________________

04-28-07, 03:20 AM	#2
Karl-Heinz Jaeger Planesman Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 188 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Edit: Think I may have misunderstood, my bad. Withdrawn __________________ Clear Skies and Good Hunting!! Regards, Kptn.Lt. Karl-Heinz Jaeger SHIII Commander Henry Hunter SHIV Last edited by Karl-Heinz Jaeger; 04-28-07 at 04:07 AM.

04-28-07, 03:38 AM	#3
Scoochy Sparky Join Date: May 2005 Location: San diego Ca. Posts: 150 Downloads: 30 Uploads: 0	I for one always make sure I have a nice cold can of Pepsi Jazz and a bad of ruffles. Prior to engaging the enemy, I always head out to the deck first for a smoke and ponder my strategy. __________________ SH5 Photobucket Slideshow

04-28-07, 04:48 AM	#4
Kant Schwimm Electrician's Mate Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Spaghetti Junction - England Posts: 137 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Plenty of cheese and beetroot sarnies, and a hot brew with 4 sugars oh and a couple of bags of monster munch __________________ *Dulce Et Decorum Est Pro Patria Mori "The old lie"*

04-28-07, 05:11 AM	#5
Camaero The Old Man Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: USA, Massachusetts Posts: 1,477 Downloads: 18 Uploads: 0	Now what is monster munch? It sounds good whatever it is. I almost forgot that a glass bottle of root beer should always be on hand. Maybe some beef jerky too. __________________

04-28-07, 05:50 AM	#6
Scoochy Sparky Join Date: May 2005 Location: San diego Ca. Posts: 150 Downloads: 30 Uploads: 0	Ah yes, the beef jerky! Perfect munchie for stressfull situations. __________________ SH5 Photobucket Slideshow

04-28-07, 02:55 PM	#8
ThorGoLucky Nub Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 4 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Hot tea in the early morning and iced tea in the late morning are a lovely complement to a long sub journey. Also, turkey jerky, romaine or red eaf lettuce leaves, celery or goat yogurt. Yum.

04-28-07, 04:49 PM	#11
Scoochy Sparky Join Date: May 2005 Location: San diego Ca. Posts: 150 Downloads: 30 Uploads: 0	" You milked a cat?" "Yea, you can milk anything with nipples" __________________ SH5 Photobucket Slideshow

04-29-07, 06:06 PM	#12
sunvalleyslim Ace of the Deep Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Los Angeles, Ca Posts: 1,142 Downloads: 267 Uploads: 0	JACK DANIELS...........the only way to patrol...... __________________ Crew member/ decommission member TM2(SS)(SD) 3/68-7/70 DIESEL BOATS FOREVER USS SEGUNDO (SS398)

04-30-07, 04:18 AM	#13
Dustyboats Eternal Patrol Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Southampton. UK Posts: 189 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Consumables prior to patrol Well I start off with a Leek and Potato soup,fresh baked crusty rolls. Smoked Salmon with Dill sauce and side salad. Roast Beef, Yorkshire Pudding, Roast potatoes, Fresh cooked veg, Horseradish sauce and Oxo gravy. A glass or two of matured Spanish red wine. Fresh Strawberry Pavlova's with rich natural cream. Gorganzola Cheese and butter biscuits. Arabic coffee and complete with two small glasses of Benedictine........ and if you believe that I pretend that my hard tack biscuits, with weavels, is all of that!!!......Dusty

04-30-07, 06:32 AM	#14
EMAPhil Swabbie Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Derby UK Posts: 13 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	dusty, So it was you my wife was cooking for last week..... Look out for incoming!!!