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Go Go Rainbow Warrior!
Go Go Rainbow Warrior!
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"The Rainbow Warrior 2", what happened to the first one did they sink it due to using outdated maps?
You thought they'd have learned but I suppose they were probably all stoned at the time anyway.
You thought they'd have learned but I suppose they were probably all stoned at the time anyway.
Other irony that amused me, an online recruitment ad:
"We now need more dynamic, [blah blah] proffessional individuals"
You sure do mate ¦^)
"We now need more dynamic, [blah blah] proffessional individuals"
You sure do mate ¦^)
That's my exuse for being slow.Hehe.
*Tries to clap*
"Ow!My face"
*Tries to clap*
"Ow!My face"
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Unfortunately, an X hundred tonne vehicle doesn't stop in a matter of
> feet.
The bigger they come, the slower they are.
Don't forget that.
> Unfortunately, an X hundred tonne vehicle doesn't stop in a matter of
> feet.
The bigger they come, the slower they are.
Don't forget that.
Lukeman wrote:
> Yeah OK... my knowledge of boats etc is pretty rusty,but don't they
> have instruments and things telling them their depth etc etc?
Unfortunately, an X hundred tonne vehicle doesn't stop in a matter of feet.
> Yeah OK... my knowledge of boats etc is pretty rusty,but don't they
> have instruments and things telling them their depth etc etc?
Unfortunately, an X hundred tonne vehicle doesn't stop in a matter of feet.
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Lukeman wrote:
> If a road map isn't 100% accurate do you plough into the crash
> barrier?
>
> A sea map is slightly different. Not being able to see the seabed, or
> things just below the surface is a major disadvantage.
Yeah OK... my knowledge of boats etc is pretty rusty,but don't they have instruments and things telling them their depth etc etc?
> Lukeman wrote:
> If a road map isn't 100% accurate do you plough into the crash
> barrier?
>
> A sea map is slightly different. Not being able to see the seabed, or
> things just below the surface is a major disadvantage.
Yeah OK... my knowledge of boats etc is pretty rusty,but don't they have instruments and things telling them their depth etc etc?
Pandaemonium wrote:
> A sea map is slightly different. Not being able to see the seabed, or
> things just below the surface is a major disadvantage.
Hence the people in Jaws were terrified beyond belief.
> A sea map is slightly different. Not being able to see the seabed, or
> things just below the surface is a major disadvantage.
Hence the people in Jaws were terrified beyond belief.
Lukeman wrote:
> If a road map isn't 100% accurate do you plough into the crash
> barrier?
A sea map is slightly different. Not being able to see the seabed, or things just below the surface is a major disadvantage.
> If a road map isn't 100% accurate do you plough into the crash
> barrier?
A sea map is slightly different. Not being able to see the seabed, or things just below the surface is a major disadvantage.
"Greenpeace agreed to pay the fine, but blamed the accident on outdated maps provided by the Philippines government."
This is so stupid...
If a road map isn't 100% accurate do you plough into the crash barrier?
This is so stupid...
If a road map isn't 100% accurate do you plough into the crash barrier?
Inbetween smoking weed and trying to save an animal which has been dead for a few hundred years, Greenpeace have their fun.
Stupid hippies.
Stupid hippies.
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