Posted: 2002-11-23 07:04am
Is it just me or is pure spam now?
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Vympel wrote:Is it just me or is pure spam now?
Or so would have happened, had the Kirov not had a function high frequency sonar and her RBU-1000 launchers, standard anti torpedo bomblet weapons mounted on every major Soviet surface combatant. But both she did indeed have.Stuart Mackey wrote:Have we their location?Sea Skimmer wrote:And so the crew made their finnal mistakeStuart Mackey wrote: Sir!
Yes, what is it?
Archon virus
Again?
Yes Sir
alright, I am sick of this, format
yes sir
c:\ format c:
Warning: formatting will erase all information on drive c:
are you sure you want to proceed Y/N?
y
Formatting
Format complete.
Damn archon virus.
It was at that monument, the ships computer system containing the shield generator drivers reformatting, that the Kirov II struck. A hail of missile launched torpedoes ripped into the hull while others rained down on the decks. One penetrated to a magazine, that was that.
The massive blast split the battleship in two and plunged her to the bottom of the ocean. A pattern of atomic depth charges finished off what was left, blasting each piece to debris.
yes sir
nice bit of subterfuge to get them to reveal their location eh Jimmy?
yes sir.I cannot beleive that they would fall for the ol pywood and canvas trick, but they did.
It was the tinfoil coating that did it.
Nautilus lad lain silent for some time, the sound of the Russian BC's screws approaching them allowed the updated and reasonably quiet old sub to fire here torpedos' at point blank range.
Most modernsubmarines carry homing torpedo's, which are normally hard to avoid, but countermesures had been developed to reduse this threat. Nuatilus however had some thing better than Homing topedo's, for at this range there was one thing that that the BC could not avoid and could not decoy, this was a older technology, one whose origins went back to the first world war, the straight running torpedo, six of which, updated with modern explosives, were now speeding their way to Kirov. Kirov's lookouts were not overly observant, as someone had 'discoverd' numerous vodka bottles to celibrate their 'victory' and most were now half cut.
All six torpedo's hit the Kirov2's port side, blasting huge holes in the ship and venting the ship to the sea. Proper damage contol might have brought some time, but the damage was too severe and the men too drunk to respond, the mighty Guided missile battlecruiser gntly rolled over and sank. Few men made it to liferafts.
In the meantime, the BB had finally made it up over the horizon. Lutzow quickly circled to engage this new threat. But war being war, she never got the chance to duel gun to gun as she had at Jutland in 1916, for she was sunk by one of the very things that had made Jellicoe hesitate and turnaway from annihlating the Highseas fleet, a torpedo, from a submarine, undetcted because of the reverbarations from the Kirov's sinking. Poetic Justice for the 20th centurys Nelson.
My ship doesn't defy physics. Even the dual D-5 tubes are possible, Italy's Vittorio Veneto had provision for Polaris tubes, but they where never fitted as the threat of Yugoslavian nuclear weapons never appeared. And of course the Long Beach was to have them as well.Stuart Mackey wrote:Vympel wrote:Is it just me or is pure spam now?You silly boy! this is a ASVS tradition known as TGOD, the good old days. This one is quite tame however and is tending towards power gaming, but I tried to tone it down slightly on that last post.
LOL ROFLMAOStuart Mackey wrote: c:\ format c:
Warning: formatting will erase all information on drive c:
are you sure you want to proceed Y/N?
y
Formatting
Format complete.
Damn archon virus.
Thats alright, I refrained from a night of lamb vindalooSea Skimmer wrote:My ship doesn't defy physics. Even the dual D-5 tubes are possible, Italy's Vittorio Veneto had provision for Polaris tubes, but they where never fitted as the threat of Yugoslavian nuclear weapons never appeared. And of course the Long Beach was to have them as well.Stuart Mackey wrote:Vympel wrote:Is it just me or is pure spam now?You silly boy! this is a ASVS tradition known as TGOD, the good old days. This one is quite tame however and is tending towards power gaming, but I tried to tone it down slightly on that last post.
Toneing down in no fun, though I have refraimed from using my web of orbital battlestations.
Your ship, has one thing in common with mine, they both stink like shit cause they got pulled from a assholeSea Skimmer wrote:My ship doesn't defy physics. Even the dual D-5 tubes are possible, Italy's Vittorio Veneto had provision for Polaris tubes, but they where never fitted as the threat of Yugoslavian nuclear weapons never appeared. And of course the Long Beach was to have them as well.Stuart Mackey wrote:Vympel wrote:Is it just me or is pure spam now?You silly boy! this is a ASVS tradition known as TGOD, the good old days. This one is quite tame however and is tending towards power gaming, but I tried to tone it down slightly on that last post.
If I actually knew what that was I might be concerned.Stuart Mackey wrote:Thats alright, I refrained from a night of lamb vindalooSea Skimmer wrote:My ship doesn't defy physics. Even the dual D-5 tubes are possible, Italy's Vittorio Veneto had provision for Polaris tubes, but they where never fitted as the threat of Yugoslavian nuclear weapons never appeared. And of course the Long Beach was to have them as well.Stuart Mackey wrote:You silly boy! this is a ASVS tradition known as TGOD, the good old days. This one is quite tame however and is tending towards power gaming, but I tried to tone it down slightly on that last post.
Toneing down in no fun, though I have refraimed from using my web of orbital battlestations.
YOU DONT KNOW WHAT A LAMB VINDALOO IS????Sea Skimmer wrote:If I actually knew what that was I might be concerned.Stuart Mackey wrote:Thats alright, I refrained from a night of lamb vindalooSea Skimmer wrote: My ship doesn't defy physics. Even the dual D-5 tubes are possible, Italy's Vittorio Veneto had provision for Polaris tubes, but they where never fitted as the threat of Yugoslavian nuclear weapons never appeared. And of course the Long Beach was to have them as well.
Toneing down in no fun, though I have refraimed from using my web of orbital battlestations.
Yours would smell far worse, mine got yanked out well over a year ago on a forum far far away. As for the oak. with the current bean counters running the UK, make a good offer and your set.Stuart Mackey wrote:Your ship, has one thing in common with mine, they both stink like shit cause they got pulled from a assholeSea Skimmer wrote:My ship doesn't defy physics. Even the dual D-5 tubes are possible, Italy's Vittorio Veneto had provision for Polaris tubes, but they where never fitted as the threat of Yugoslavian nuclear weapons never appeared. And of course the Long Beach was to have them as well.Stuart Mackey wrote:You silly boy! this is a ASVS tradition known as TGOD, the good old days. This one is quite tame however and is tending towards power gaming, but I tried to tone it down slightly on that last post.
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As for Lutzow..well the German government would no more allow it to be tampered with than the Brits would allow me to raise Royal Oak.
If I cared I'd do a web search. As for your threats of death. You first.Stuart Mackey wrote:YOU DONT KNOW WHAT A LAMB VINDALOO IS????Sea Skimmer wrote:If I actually knew what that was I might be concerned.Stuart Mackey wrote: Thats alright, I refrained from a night of lamb vindaloo
CULINARY HEATHEN!
Well the only thing that can kill it is........Well I am not going to tell you, and the first Brit that open his gob in the subject will eat his own testacles ,with mint sauce.
Lol, no thanks, the manning would be a nightmare and the maintainace issue would be worse to say nothing of it being a orphan..Oh the logistics!Sea Skimmer wrote:Yours would smell far worse, mine got yanked out well over a year ago on a forum far far away. With the current bean counters running the UK, make a good offer and your set.Stuart Mackey wrote:Your ship, has one thing in common with mine, they both stink like shit cause they got pulled from a assholeSea Skimmer wrote: My ship doesn't defy physics. Even the dual D-5 tubes are possible, Italy's Vittorio Veneto had provision for Polaris tubes, but they where never fitted as the threat of Yugoslavian nuclear weapons never appeared. And of course the Long Beach was to have them as well.
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As for Lutzow..well the German government would no more allow it to be tampered with than the Brits would allow me to raise Royal Oak.
The power of your nuclaer weapon is insignificant to a Vindaloo induced ring of fire.Sea Skimmer wrote:snip
If I cared I'd do a web search. As for your threats of death. You first.
snip
EAT INSTANT SUNRISE SCUM
The ability to make an unsupported claim is insignificant next to the power of reality.Stuart Mackey wrote:The power of your nuclaer weapon is insignificant to a Vindaloo induced ring of fire.Sea Skimmer wrote:snip
If I cared I'd do a web search. As for your threats of death. You first.
snip
EAT INSTANT SUNRISE SCUM
It woundn't be a hobby if it was easy.Stuart Mackey wrote:Lol, no thanks, the manning would be a nightmare and the maintainace issue would be worse to say nothing of it being a orphan..Oh the logistics!Sea Skimmer wrote:Yours would smell far worse, mine got yanked out well over a year ago on a forum far far away. With the current bean counters running the UK, make a good offer and your set.Stuart Mackey wrote: Your ship, has one thing in common with mine, they both stink like shit cause they got pulled from a asshole.
As for Lutzow..well the German government would no more allow it to be tampered with than the Brits would allow me to raise Royal Oak.
Tell that to a politician and the people who vote for them.Sea Skimmer wrote:The ability to make an unsupported claim is insignificant next to the power of reality.Stuart Mackey wrote:The power of your nuclaer weapon is insignificant to a Vindaloo induced ring of fire.Sea Skimmer wrote:snip
If I cared I'd do a web search. As for your threats of death. You first.
snip
EAT INSTANT SUNRISE SCUM
aye, but it should nay send ye mad.Sea Skimmer wrote:
It woundn't be a hobby if it was easy.
The solution is clearly to engage in a massive upgrade, gas turbines, a modern auto loading armament, variable pitch propellers ect.. Be sure not to let little facts like "It would be cheaper to start from scratch" get in your way.Stuart Mackey wrote:aye, but it should nay send ye mad.Sea Skimmer wrote:
It woundn't be a hobby if it was easy.
Hell no! Sir Humphry is of the opinion that that would have a negative impact on the ministers re-election chances.Sea Skimmer wrote:The solution is clearly to engage in a massive upgrade, gas turbines, a modern auto loading armament, variable pitch propellers ect.. Be sure not to let little facts like "It would be cheaper to start from scratch" get in your way.Stuart Mackey wrote:aye, but it should nay send ye mad.Sea Skimmer wrote:
It woundn't be a hobby if it was easy.
"Now if we where to cut another billion pounds from the defense budget and reallot it to building an all new yard for the work twenty miles from water deep enough to take the ship but one mile from a key block of voters.."Stuart Mackey wrote:Hell no! Sir Humphry is of the opinion that that would have a negative impact on the ministers re-election chances.Sea Skimmer wrote:The solution is clearly to engage in a massive upgrade, gas turbines, a modern auto loading armament, variable pitch propellers ect.. Be sure not to let little facts like "It would be cheaper to start from scratch" get in your way.Stuart Mackey wrote: aye, but it should nay send ye mad.
So when do you take the public service entry exam?Sea Skimmer wrote:"Now if we where to cut another billion pounds from the defense budget and reallot it to building an all new yard for the work twenty miles from water deep enough to take the ship but one mile from a key block of voters.."Stuart Mackey wrote:Hell no! Sir Humphry is of the opinion that that would have a negative impact on the ministers re-election chances.Sea Skimmer wrote: The solution is clearly to engage in a massive upgrade, gas turbines, a modern auto loading armament, variable pitch propellers ect.. Be sure not to let little facts like "It would be cheaper to start from scratch" get in your way.
Soon as I'm done assassinating the current crop.Stuart Mackey wrote:So when do you take the public service entry exam?Sea Skimmer wrote:"Now if we where to cut another billion pounds from the defense budget and reallot it to building an all new yard for the work twenty miles from water deep enough to take the ship but one mile from a key block of voters.."Stuart Mackey wrote: Hell no! Sir Humphry is of the opinion that that would have a negative impact on the ministers re-election chances.
heh, now you sound like a politician.Sea Skimmer wrote:Soon as I'm done assassinating the current crop.Stuart Mackey wrote:So when do you take the public service entry exam?Sea Skimmer wrote: "Now if we where to cut another billion pounds from the defense budget and reallot it to building an all new yard for the work twenty miles from water deep enough to take the ship but one mile from a key block of voters.."
While the general population might like my slogan. "Death to the current anti freedom hate mongers who waste you're hard earned cash. I will fight hand to hand if necessary." I don't think it would go over well in the press.Stuart Mackey wrote: heh, now you sound like a politician.