This is always the best method. Drinking and forgetting. Worked for my first marriage. Ha. Anyways, just throw a bow line on the docked ship, crack a beer, and walk (float?) away. What you can't see, didn't happen. And hey, fuck, if I didn't see it, I don't have to write a witness statement. Win win. Haha
Russia has one, the US needs one too! Texas needs you. I need you.
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I love Possum Kingdom Lake! Hell's Gate is a good time...
Haha, amen to that. Also, thank God for beer. Between the two, our laughs shall be many and uproariously loud
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Haven't been there in a couple years. I live down in Houston so it's a bit of a drive.
Ahh, gotcha. I'm in Fort Worth and my family has a place out there so it's a summer staple. I sometimes wish I could just hibernate through the winter to get to summertime more quickly!
And man this thread has certainly strayed from its original intent haha! But I like it.
We need to think WW2 bomber command.
1. Big ships stayed as close together as possible and formed interlocking fields of fire with their guns.
2. They stayed in complex formations that took considerable flying skill and discipline to maintain, often for 8 hours or more.
3. Fighters were organized in squadrons of 12 aircraft divided into 4 flights, further divided into 2-ship elements, the lead and the wingman.
We won't have 1000 heavy bombers, but we will have cargo and capital ships to protect, and they should probably fly in large groups to maximize profit and protection. We have a few big ships we can fly now, and we should practice with them. Mostly logistical stuff, like rendezvous points, formations and synchronizing quantum jumps. Fighters need to organize and train together, practicing attacking and defending the larger ships. We probably have 18 months or more to prepare...or we could just run into crap.
I have a Connie, a 'Tali, 2 Freelancers(DUR&MIS), and a bunch of fighters including a Vanguard Warden and a Sabre, that I will need to crew, and therefore I volunteer to fill positions on any ship where I am needed. I am a terrible gunner(need practice), a decent pilot and I don't think the engineer spot will be that difficult as long as we're not running back and forth between the engineer's station and a gun.
1. Big ships stayed as close together as possible and formed interlocking fields of fire with their guns.
2. They stayed in complex formations that took considerable flying skill and discipline to maintain, often for 8 hours or more.
3. Fighters were organized in squadrons of 12 aircraft divided into 4 flights, further divided into 2-ship elements, the lead and the wingman.
We won't have 1000 heavy bombers, but we will have cargo and capital ships to protect, and they should probably fly in large groups to maximize profit and protection. We have a few big ships we can fly now, and we should practice with them. Mostly logistical stuff, like rendezvous points, formations and synchronizing quantum jumps. Fighters need to organize and train together, practicing attacking and defending the larger ships. We probably have 18 months or more to prepare...or we could just run into crap.
I have a Connie, a 'Tali, 2 Freelancers(DUR&MIS), and a bunch of fighters including a Vanguard Warden and a Sabre, that I will need to crew, and therefore I volunteer to fill positions on any ship where I am needed. I am a terrible gunner(need practice), a decent pilot and I don't think the engineer spot will be that difficult as long as we're not running back and forth between the engineer's station and a gun.
supitza
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Does your Javelin need a highly-koalafied deck scrubber? Look no further.
There are no expectations for "quality" service. You ARE expected to be drunk. When I say "serious", I mean shut up for a second while we "think" we come up with a good plan, that in reality most likely means flying the javelin INTO our target. Welcome aboard! Fasten your seatbelt!
Nope, but I'd still love to get out to lake Travis. I also love that every "party" cove is nam d after the devil or hell lol...That sounds like a blast... Gotta Love Texas...
Have you ever visited Devils Cove on Lake Travis?
"Quality" service. Ha. Quality bar service maybe. And quality bar service leads to quality plans. Off the cuff, crazy, and non to thought out. Han Solo style. Haha
I say that RJ and Texas crash their Javes into each other. May the most drunk ship win.
....so I can salvage both for a huge profit.
....so I can salvage both for a huge profit.
You're a conniving devil, Sunder. I like it. TEST squadron: We eat or own. But only for profit. Which we'll share for beer.
Irishnutcase
Space Marshal
Redneck yacht club ring a bell? Only ours will be in space!That sounds like a blast... Gotta Love Texas...
Have you ever visited Devils Cove on Lake Travis?
Serious Table
Admiral
Voting UEES (or whatever) Austin, Hell's Gate, or Lake Travis. I'll serve on a Texas boat, since I'm living in Dallas right now!