RE: THE THREAD!!!
Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2011 4:45 pm
Yeah, you wouldn't want to use it where the bomber streams are.
No no no, that's me wearing my 'marketing hat'. Combined with sweeping gestures towards the sky from an outstretched arm, it's the way all billboard titles are developed, idnit?ORIGINAL: Dixie
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Ooh...I can see the subtitles...
AGE OF HEROES
When it's Rains, blood pours!
You've seen it then?
Duh! Of course not. It might get damaged in the bombing. Aren't you paying attention?ORIGINAL: sprior
Yeah, you wouldn't want to use it where the bomber streams are.
ORIGINAL: sprior
Yeah, you wouldn't want to use it where the bomber streams are.
thus causing the population of the UK to die out in just 50-60 years
[:D]ORIGINAL: Dixie
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Ooh...I can see the subtitles...
AGE OF HEROES
When it's Rains, blood pours!
You've seen it then?
Subtitle 2:
Starring Danny Dyer, coming to a petrol station bargain bin near you soon!
Just coming off a bender of some sort?
Agree. Um...I think. That's why you should PM me the reply. [:D]ORIGINAL: sprior
Just coming off a bender of some sort?
The answer to this is not fit for a family forum.
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
[:D]ORIGINAL: Dixie
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Ooh...I can see the subtitles...
AGE OF HEROES
When it's Rains, blood pours!
You've seen it then?
Subtitle 2:
Starring Danny Dyer, coming to a petrol station bargain bin near you soon!
Why would Danny Dyer be in a petrol station bargain bin? Just coming off a bender of some sort?
ORIGINAL: Dixie
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Ooh...I can see the subtitles...
AGE OF HEROES
When it's Rains, blood pours!
You've seen it then?
Subtitle 2:
Starring Danny Dyer, coming to a petrol station bargain bin near you soon!
Warspite1ORIGINAL: sprior
ORIGINAL: warspite1
Why should it be only because we are bored that we may vent strong feelings about the Falkland Islands? The war is still very recent, and thus feelings are very raw, to dismiss it in that way.....
To be fair, the war was 29 years ago. I don't remember anyone in 1974 refering to WWII as "very recent". Maybe because we'd had so many in between times.
Warspite1ORIGINAL: Dixie
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Ooh...I can see the subtitles...
AGE OF HEROES
When it's Rains, blood pours!
....Starring Danny Dyer, coming to a petrol station bargain bin near you soon!
Warspite1ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
[:D]ORIGINAL: Dixie
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Ooh...I can see the subtitles...
AGE OF HEROES
When it's Rains, blood pours!
You've seen it then?
Subtitle 2:
Starring Danny Dyer, coming to a petrol station bargain bin near you soon!
Why would Danny Dyer be in a petrol station bargain bin? Just coming off a bender of some sort?
Warspite1ORIGINAL: Dixie
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
[:D]ORIGINAL: Dixie
You've seen it then?
Subtitle 2:
Starring Danny Dyer, coming to a petrol station bargain bin near you soon!
Why would Danny Dyer be in a petrol station bargain bin? Just coming off a bender of some sort?
Well he is a certified cockney geezer, innit (copyright Danny Dyer, 2007) He also has a wide range of charcters, such as Cockney geezer, a geezer from the East end of London (or possibly Lahndan), and even a working class geezer from London.
Warspite1ORIGINAL: Dixie
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
[:D]ORIGINAL: Dixie
You've seen it then?
Subtitle 2:
Starring Danny Dyer, coming to a petrol station bargain bin near you soon!
Why would Danny Dyer be in a petrol station bargain bin? Just coming off a bender of some sort?
Well he is a certified cockney geezer, innit (copyright Danny Dyer, 2007) He also has a wide range of charcters, such as Cockney geezer, a geezer from the East end of London (or possibly Lahndan), and even a working class geezer from London.
Warspite1ORIGINAL: Terminus
In other news, I'm getting well acquainted with Steel Wolves. Like Brother Dixie said, once you get to know the rules, they make good sense, and the turns flow well (I'm about half-way through the fifth weekly turn, first week of October 1939).
In the first four weeks, 33 enemy ships totalling 162,000 tons have been sunk for the loss of one U-Boat. The biggest prize was the British carrier HMS Courageous, sunk by Otto Kretschmer in the North Sea.