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I blame a staff flunkie for that ridiculous patrol area.
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Look at the thing. The funicular line stops right at the hexside border. Imagine you start in Buyabong. You walk the approximate 20 miles to the hexside..you step over the hexside and there is a funicular with nice cushioned seats and a lovely view as you head back down the hill to Lingayen. What idiot is going to walk the whole way?

Ah so. I think I get your question. Here's my interpretation.

Lingayen to Buyabong (dot hex with three Jap units in it): "Rail walking" movement speed for troops taking this route. They will complete the movement not at rail speeds, but as though they were walking on an improved rail bedding / along a track hewn through the jungle. They will use these speeds (faster than jungle walking) until they manifest suddenly in Buyabong.

Buyabong to Lingayen (direct): 46 miles of jungle slog. No road benefits. No way. No how.


Yes, exactly, it is both a one way train AND a one way trail. Whenever visiting Buyabong I like to stop in and see how Schroedinger and his cat are doing.



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That's a fantastic sub funicular patrol area
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That's a fantastic sub funicular patrol area

Hands to bathe is going to be a tackle shrinker.
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That's a fantastic sub funicular patrol area

Hands to bathe is going to be a tackle shrinker.


I don't have access to the 4th Rotor right now but I'm guessing this involves group nudity and the Sea of Okhotsk?
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only the eskimos knows, only the eskimos knows...
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There are strange things done in the midnight sun
By the men who toil for M & M;
The Arctic patrols have their secret tales
That would make your blood run like phlegm;

The Northern Lights have seen queer sights,
But the queerest they ever did see
Was that night on the boat off Sakhalin
When A.S. Putin's girl became a mommy.
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That's a fantastic sub funicular patrol area

Hands to bathe is going to be a tackle shrinker.


I don't have access to the 4th Rotor right now but I'm guessing this involves group nudity and the Sea of Okhotsk?

Hmm, somehow reminds me of a Seinfeld episode...

I think the commander of the Sunfish is just using some foresight, practicing for Cold War patrols a decade early.
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ORIGINAL: Argos

There are strange things done in the midnight sun
By the men who toil for M & M;
The Arctic patrols have their secret tales
That would make your blood run like phlegm;

The Northern Lights have seen queer sights,
But the queerest they ever did see
Was that night on the boat off Sakhalin
When A.S. Putin's girl became a mommy.

Is that to the tune of Eskimo Nell? (Rather good by the way).
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There are strange things done in the midnight sun
By the men who toil for M & M;
The Arctic patrols have their secret tales
That would make your blood run like phlegm;

The Northern Lights have seen queer sights,
But the queerest they ever did see
Was that night on the boat off Sakhalin
When A.S. Putin's girl became a mommy.

Is that to the tune of Eskimo Nell? (Rather good by the way).

It is from a poem "The Cremation of Sam Mcgee" by Robert W. Service, who wrote several humourous poems about the Yukon gold rush. See the poem here http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poem/174348

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BBfanboy is right. (I should have cited, or at the least apologized to the estate).

'moil' was to good a word from the original so I swapped it for a word in my vocab.
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I thought it sounded familiar but was leaning toward the Sermon on the Mount.
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***************Patrol Duty, Eastern shore Sakhalin Is., April 22, 1943(c)*************


Comrade Private Yeltsin, 998th Rifle Div.: Comrade Private Andropov, what ees that in ocean? <they both draw closer> Jelly fish?

Comrade Private Andropov, 998th Rifle Div: No Boris. Ees afterbirth.

Comrade Private Yeltsin, 998th Rifle Div.: Ohh, Yuri. I am sickened. Will you share drink with me?
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**********Pranning***********

Both Repulse and Frobisher are swimming with the fishes. [:(]

Yortkown reached Darwin and so should have Long Island with the 2nd Br. Div. A VMF squadron will attempt to convert to F6F's. These things are great.

A small WJD surface group is inbound toward Vigan or Iba. Have to cancel unloading again except for docked ships. Annoying Little Yerrow Baaahstards. A CL-based SCTF will stay on station at Vigan and accept combat. Kirishima is nowhere to be seen. Carriers will move off to the NW of Vigan about 120 mi to try to stay clear of surface fights.

Somehow, despite the one way rail line, a second WJD unit made it to Lingayen. 7th Aust Div will start flying in from Batangas and the heavy weapons will load up aboard APA's and swing round to Lingayen. Wichita will bombard San Fernando tonight. North Carolina and Massachusetts on their way to Manado to repair 15-19 system damage from topside gunfire hits.
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So I get this letter from the California earthquake authority. They want me to buy earthquake insurance. They passed some law that state farm is required to offer it to me.

Very well, I'll read The letter.
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The coverage is quite impressive. Well over 7 figures...............Check

$5 discount if the water heater is strapped to the wall..............Now I'm getting all tingly

1 year coverage for $487 for a two story...$482 for a one story with tie-down bolts......Apparently a 2 story is 1% more risky than a 1 story. Sounds like somebody just made up some BS figure to me, but still not a bad price, in fact, how could they possibly offer that?


There has to be a Catch 22....


"Non contiguous masonry walls excluded"...I can live with that


Deductable....$207,805 [X(][X(][X(]


Idiots! Why did they waste my time? Thank you California Legislature.

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You know Capt'n, that little program you told me about, Gimp 2 ? Well I'd like you to know I'm still *&^%*#@ with it.[:D] It has completely mastered me. I poured a Loose Cannon, got a frozen Crystal Skull out of the O club fridge,to get a jump start, and that little beast of a program had me up half the night. Had to do something waiting for Dan and Johns private rumble to begin, I commenced trying to layer photographs. Started with some AE stuff and wound up trying to stick a pair of of saggy hooters on the SwPac commander. THEN, I read about the head shop in the Philipines and laughed so hard my wife tried to ground me.
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You don't think Comrade Privates A and Y, after a couple handles of Kamchatka Vodka, had a go at early stem cell research with Comrade Lieutenant(jg) Gorbachev's forehead do you?
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You know, I never really considered that. I always assumed that the map of Albania on Gorbachev's face was a fortuitous chance of birth or maybe due to a hot chocolate accident at Young Pioneer camp. The notion that it might have been engineered by future Kremlin leaders is quite creepy.

Of course, we don't really know if Gorbachev is even alive in the (c) time thread. Maybe the invasion of Luzon or Burma in '43 will mess things up. One thing for sure, if alcohol is needed for sterilization or cell fixation for the experiments, Comrade Private Yeltsin will be Johnny on the spot.
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I send ALSP a shortwave signal to coordinate on entering orders for 4-22. I get back an urgent message broadcast in the open.
[font="Courier New"]I'm at a cricket match[/font]
[:D][:D][:D]


Evidently, the "Don't bother me *****-****" part didn't get through. [:D][:D]
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