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Old 12-25-2008, 11:46 AM
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what the hell
Hey, it's Christmas day. Why haven't the more morally challanged among us posted any eye candy for us to view. Some nice boats to back up the sweet young lasses would be nice too.
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Just google "porn sites" and you should be rewarded for your own gratification?
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"Ouch, that has got to be a porn sight"
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At least it's not flesh colored.

Cool pictures of a SRN6 taking on waves and surf.
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Work this one out.
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Old 01-15-2009, 01:26 AM
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They forgot the wings?

anti piracy modifications (no way in and which end is the front?)
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Work this one out.
I have no ideal, but it looks like they could elect to sink it, flip it over and raise it again at will.

It would be going backwards then!


semi-submerges
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The 390-foot vessel, sheathed in white, had a knifelike hull and a three-story, bulbous watchtower. Some guessed it was a radar-deflecting warship, given its smooth lines and wraparound tinted windows. Others speculated that it was submersible.

The boat’s only identifying marker was a single letter emblazoned on the stern: “A.”

Mr. Melnichenko’s oversized bed, perched at the top of the tower, rotates on a giant turntable (with built-in entertainment systems) to give him better views out of the panoramic windows. Along with its two swimming pools—one in the front and one in back—A sports a helipad, a hovercraft and a garage for the owner’s car. The ship, which has a crew of 35, has more than 100 audio speakers, and more than a dozen plasma TV screens, many of which are disguised as mirrors. Guests in any of the rooms can watch DVDs from a centralized library of more than 2,000 titles.
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A bloody great big chicken must have laid that egg up there!
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New York Airbus Ditch
All credit to the pilot for a fantastic landing on water with virtually no time to prepare.
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Shall we stop now skipper?
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1. USS JFK berthing in Malta.

2. 'Talk me through it again son, what happened..... the bridge fell on you??'
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Nice carrier pic/post RHP.
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I think by the mud stirred it is sitting on the bottom or they are emptying their bilges? (too much **** stored on board?)
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Say goodbye to Dr. Strangelove.

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