The achievement of diplomacy

[MidwestLimey]

I can just imagine the conversation at the Admiralty: "Whats this going on in the Indian ocean?" "British registered ship has been seized by pirates, Sir" "Who was on board? What the hell is wrong with the Merchant Marine these days?" "It's owned by blasted eye ties and crewed by commies and orientals, Sir" "Do we have to rescue them?" "Already fixed Sir" "We rescued them already??" "No Sir, we Unregistered the ship .. "

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[Rob Graham]

Bob Emmett wrote:

your plan appears not to emanate from a military mind.

And exactly what would a military mind do , sir?

[Lost User]

Rob Graham wrote:

And exactly what would a military mind do , sir?

How would I know? I served with the 9th Royal Deserters! :) I merely opine that your plan appears to be inspired more by the entertainment industry than what actually occurs in military operations. As always, I am open to correction.

Bob Emmett

[Lost User]

:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Oh, how I wish I had thought of that! Straight out of "The Navy Lark".

Bob Emmett

[Oakman]

Bob Emmett wrote:

How cruel of you to rub it in

Only in the hope of helping to get the motherland back on track. Think of it as "Tough love."

Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

[Oakman]

Brilliant with a capital 'T' !

Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

[Oakman]

Bob Emmett wrote:

It could compensate for the food lost to Biofuels

It's all glucose in the long run. I still remember my son's face when I explained that cowshit was one of the major ingredients in his salad.

Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

[Lost User]

Oakman wrote:

Only in the hope of helping to get the motherland back on track.

I'll try, but I'm not promising anything, mind.

Bob Emmett

[Synaptrik]

A little to the right please...

This statement is false

[Oakman]

Synaptrik wrote:

A little to the right please...

Stan?

Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface

[Synaptrik]

T'was a weak coddle metaphor with dichotomous underpinnings. Ok, it was just weak.

This statement is false

[Oakman]

Synaptrik wrote:

Ok, it was just weak

at least it was weak, instead of just daie.

Jon Smith & Wesson: The original point and click interface