Where is this?

No he got the idea he might run in trouble, thats all! The other post above is not deleted, but as much off topic as all his posts here have been.

And this is not the only thread he regularely hijacks! In fact he hijacks ALL threads when he posts. Just not his own.
Just one example of today:
http://www.boatdesign.net/forums/ma...re-urethane-foam-issues-34865.html#post403707

That happens every single day when this ******* signs in.

There is no benefit of doubt Jeff, because doubts are not possible. And I am dead sure that you know this ***** exactly. He was promoting his junk here quite regularely under another user name. I remember you commented that.

It does not frustrate me that members are given some allowance, quite often that is the right way. But why must we stand being hijacked regularely and insulted in the worst way?

Is there no way to teach him manners? I am sure you could block threads for him.

 

We're having a conversation about it right now. Daniel is affraid we eat him here . . . . I told him, not at once . . . . I'll guess I have an answer in the Maine evening . .

Building the houseboat (outside in daylight) is more important of course..!!

Cheers,
Angel

 

Answer is there, Daniel will give it a try . .

Thanks Daniel..!!

Good Luck!
Angel

 

He does. We'll ignore his posts and any others who shred the spirit of this thread.

 

The war is over 65 years ago. Give it a rest!

 

hmmmmmm

 

after four thousand six hundred and fifty seven posts the rules are changed?

 

Yes, the users of this thread have developed them along the way . . . :idea:

Cheers,
Angel

 

I'm a user too

 

Then respect them.

So easy is that.

 

what will happen is that a clique will form posting pics that only they know, giving nobody else an opportunity to post

not having seen as much of the world as some here I stand no chance

having said that I have nothing more to contribute on this thread

 

I have never been overseas.
I have never seen the Pacific Ocean, Mexico or Canada.
I have flown commercially once in my life round trip to and from Rhode Island.
All the clues I have given are either within the U.S. or on the Great Lakes.
Yet I have solved a few of these.
Try playing and sharpen your mental skills along with the rest of us.

 

Food for thought Wardd,

Far as I know no rule is written in stone here. They are still developing. If we can improve this thread then we must do that. But the past has proved that more then one quest running at the same time was not functional in a way the contributors of that time liked it. That's why they have decided not to do more then one quest at the same time long before I joined. And I'm glad they did because that's the way I like it too. The one who has given the previous quest will step out for one round, that is a thing to give others a chance. For me that can be more if there are enough contributors to keep this thing running. It's just a matter of consensus between the contributors of this thread what the 'rules' are. If there is one who's not willing to comply with the general consensus between the most then his/hers quests will be ignored.

Be constructive and make a proposal if you want to improve things.

We'll see where consensus will bring us if such a proposal is made. As an tip, being polite will give you a lot of credit here, you can do almost everything then. And jokes, on topic, are much appreciated . .

-my 2 ct.-

What do you all think..?

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In the mean time while no quest running I took a look at the nice picture Wardd posted.



About the nearest ship... She is a typical WW II double ended battleship. I see she flies a Royal Navy Admiral's Flag, so she is British and in charge. She's under heavy attack by aircraft which looks like big planes, so probably land based, they are Japanese as the Red Sun on the fuselage tells us. And she's fighting the bombers together with another ship. So my guess is that she is the HMS Prince of Wales at her final destination on 10 December 1941 together with the HMS Repulse, a battlecruiser from WW I. Location is in the seas off Malaysia 3° 33′ 36″ N, 104° 28′ 42″ E.

See the Sinking of Prince of Wales and Repulse.



Mitsubishi G4M


HMS Prince of Wales (1939 - 1941)


Thanks, nice teaser . .

Lets see what Daniel has for us . . . . ? ? ?

Cheers,
Angel

 

Well, I think offending the few female members we have here should be far over that line.
Another thing, Wicked has never contributed in a positive way as far as I know.

 

If we are out of pussles I just found a nice one
BUt I think Daniel or Wardd should make one now.