ORIGINAL: sprior
I could probably read through the whole 100 page AAR
Don't.
I don' think you are really cut out for sales, perhaps something in accounting might open up [:D]
Moderators: wdolson, MOD_War-in-the-Pacific-Admirals-Edition
ORIGINAL: sprior
I could probably read through the whole 100 page AAR
Don't.

ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
I am pretty sure Frank Lloyd Wright was not involved, but in the case of Krisihima you could say George Thurston had a role.
WHOA!!!! What was that?!?!?! Oh, just another reference going over my head. [:D]
Kirishima and Kongo (and perhaps others) were designed and built in Britain (and later extensively modified). Thurston was the naval architect.
ORIGINAL: Grollub
I liked that quote too ... [:D]ORIGINAL: rtrapasso
"Nothing says "sod off" like a 1000 pound bomb through the deck"... i think Hiryu has gotten the message and has "sodded off"... [:D]ORIGINAL: sprior
She was reported as suffering an explosion of some kind.

ORIGINAL: Nemo121
Alfred, while it might be some distance indeed wouldn't you agree we should encourage ambition? What better means to do so than to demand the nigh-impossible and then watch the ingenuity of others ( whilst sipping martinis on a veranda ) as they strive to achieve these tasks --- and drown in their multitudes.

ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
ORIGINAL: sprior
I could probably read through the whole 100 page AAR
Don't.
I don' think you are really cut out for sales, perhaps something in accounting might open up [:D]
ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
ORIGINAL: Grollub
I liked that quote too ... [:D]ORIGINAL: rtrapasso
"Nothing says "sod off" like a 1000 pound bomb through the deck"... i think Hiryu has gotten the message and has "sodded off"... [:D]
I agree. "Sod off" seems to be more impactful than the Ameican equivalent. Also, the American version has a reflexive version as in "go **** yourself".
Is there a reflexive version of "sod off" or is it always meant to imply the help of an assistant?
Regardless, it does appear that Hiryu has "sodded off" or, perhaps more properly, "has been sodded off"?[:)]

ORIGINAL: Mynok
He's in IT. They don't even let auditors see us. [:D]

ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
ORIGINAL: Mynok
He's in IT. They don't even let auditors see us. [:D]
Yes...you are like Adm Kimmel's codebreaker guys. [:D]
ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
ORIGINAL: Grollub
I liked that quote too ... [:D]
I agree. "Sod off" seems to be more impactful than the Ameican equivalent. Also, the American version has a reflexive version as in "go **** yourself".
Is there a reflexive version of "sod off" or is it always meant to imply the help of an assistant?
Regardless, it does appear that Hiryu has "sodded off" or, perhaps more properly, "has been sodded off"?[:)]
OK, so let me make sure I understand. "Sodded off" man sunk. "Buggered off" means left the immediate area in some direction other than straight down.

But here I am, still confused about aspects of " English " english
ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
Well, that would make one of us then, eh?[:'(]

the phrase "crimbo deccies" popped into my mind.




ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
Yes. I think I'm starting to get the hang of this stuff. Conversation yesterday;
GFU: Honey, we need to get a few bottles of wine for the Christmas parties.
Me: Does that mean you want me to go out and get a few bottle of wine for the Christmas parties?
GFU: Yes.
Me: So why didnt you just say "Honey, could you go out and get a few bottles of wine for the Christmas parties"?
GFU: Thank you for getting the wine, honey.




