Those little jumps on the end of the decks look really naff.
But more importantly will they have a decent pasta chef so the pilots don't have to fly out to get a decent spag boll?
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Originally posted by KentPhilip View PostThe Queen is launching a new aircraft carrier in Scotland today, by smashing a bottle of whisky on the side of the ship rather than the customary champagne.
This rankles with me. While I am happy to see the loss of a bottle of bubbly in the name of celebration, somehow the waste of a good bottle of scotch seems wrong. How could she!
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This is where we discover that their fancy new non-magnetic, anti-mine, anti-radar, anti-sonar stealth hull
coating dissolves in proper alcohol.
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostJust what I thought when I read about that. Bit of coloured water would do.
PS Whatever happened to good old human sacrifices to celebrate events? Hang Tony Blair up by his heels and smash his head on the hull. Much more fun.
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostJust what I thought when I read about that. Bit of coloured water would do.
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Just what I thought when I read about that. Bit of coloured water would do.
PS Whatever happened to good old human sacrifices to celebrate events? Hang Tony Blair up by his heels and smash his head on the hull. Much more fun.Last edited by xoggoth; 4 July 2014, 12:12.
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Free advertising for Bowmore, so they can sell more.
It was a worthy sacrifice.
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Originally posted by Cenobite View Post(I'm English with Scottish ancestry).
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Also did you see they way the smash the bottle, WTF happen to a rope, what a anticlimax. Elf and Saftey?
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Originally posted by Cenobite View PostHaha! I thought exactly the same thing. (I'm English with Scottish ancestry). I watched a video to see if I could tell exactly the make and year of whisky. Did anyone catch what it was a bottle of? If it's an Ardbeg I'll go berserk!
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Originally posted by Cenobite View PostHaha! I thought exactly the same thing. (I'm English with Scottish ancestry). I watched a video to see if I could tell exactly the make and year of whisky. Did anyone catch what it was a bottle of? If it's an Ardbeg I'll go berserk!
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