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ORIGINAL: BBfanboy
Why, Chickenboy-san ... it sounds like you are siding with Allied-mens side! Are you confused about which Mandrake/sprior-sans AAR you are in? [:'(]
Ah-so! Chickenboy-san very crever! Give just enuff good advice to make his bad advices crediburh!ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
ORIGINAL: BBfanboy
Why, Chickenboy-san ... it sounds like you are siding with Allied-mens side! Are you confused about which Mandrake/sprior-sans AAR you are in? [:'(]
Sadry, not-ah this time, most honorabre torpedo magnet fanboi. Chickenboy-san try on very rare occasion to keep it-ah "rear" and provide honest-to-ah-goodness advice.
Honestry. [;)]
ORIGINAL: desicat
ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
Interesting situation:
1) Leave the BB's in battle line at Noumea to fend off potential night or even daytime surface raids...and hope the fighters can protect them in the morning?
2) Leave Trenton and a few DD's at Noumea and send the BB's to Tanna. Let the little guys absorb the first strike and hope the airfield survives?
If the AF escapes damage it will be level 3 tomorrow. JJ will have to be cautious about dedicating bombers to AF strikes because they have seen the USN carriers
The AF is key here as it ultimately controls the the N&I C AOR. Anything that allows it to go to Level 3 and stay operational is unfortunately expendable.
ORIGINAL: zuluhour
How about Steamroller from JT?[;)]
Taylor not Tull..
assuming 19th Nervous Break down is out.
Started to plan an intervention until I read the note. [:D]ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
Ahhh...Barry Manilow's Greatest Hits*...and an AE turn. Nice Labor Day!
*Just kidding
Halfway through this post I thought the "sets" you were talking about were the ones barely hidden by bikinis ... [;)]ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
After that Admiral Mandrake came to his senses, sat down in his beach chair, poured a big Red Solo Cup full of Jameson and 7-up that he sneaked onto the beach in a 7-up bottle and watched everyone else get rescued, of which there were many, probably dozens. Every 10-15 minutes another huge set would arrive and all those new beachgoers who had not seen the previous set would get caught in the washing machine with huge chop and a tremendous backsurge after two or three waves piled up a billion gallons of water on the steep beach. You could see 7-8 human heads sticking out of the foam being carried back out 50 yds in seconds. Nobody drowned, AFAIK, but they really should have closed the beach.
"Wild World" by Cat Stevens?ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
Needed: Suggestion for father/daughter dance at my daughter's wedding in 2 weeks.
I suggested George Thorogood--"One whiskey, on scotch, one beer" but was overruled.
ORIGINAL: BBfanboy
"Wild World" by Cat Stevens?ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
Needed: Suggestion for father/daughter dance at my daughter's wedding in 2 weeks.
I suggested George Thorogood--"One whiskey, on scotch, one beer" but was overruled.
PS: I am sure we can find 8 forumites to fill those empty chairs at the reception ...
ORIGINAL: BBfanboy
Halfway through this post I thought the "sets" you were talking about were the ones barely hidden by bikinis ... [;)]ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
After that Admiral Mandrake came to his senses, sat down in his beach chair, poured a big Red Solo Cup full of Jameson and 7-up that he sneaked onto the beach in a 7-up bottle and watched everyone else get rescued, of which there were many, probably dozens. Every 10-15 minutes another huge set would arrive and all those new beachgoers who had not seen the previous set would get caught in the washing machine with huge chop and a tremendous backsurge after two or three waves piled up a billion gallons of water on the steep beach. You could see 7-8 human heads sticking out of the foam being carried back out 50 yds in seconds. Nobody drowned, AFAIK, but they really should have closed the beach.
