All in favor say AYE! - 01/12/03 09:11 PM
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Re: All in favor say AYE! - 01/12/03 09:21 PM
AYE!!!!! Modern day version of walking the plank.
Roger
Roger
Re: All in favor say AYE! - 01/12/03 09:32 PM
AYE!
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Re: All in favor say AYE! - 01/12/03 09:38 PM
Yep that works!
Re: All in favor say AYE! - 01/12/03 09:47 PM
AYE!! An Outstanding idea!! I certainly believe in feeding the marinelife.
BTW, Just exactly how fast CAN an automobile be propelled (i.e. released) off the end of an aircraft carrier anyway...? LOL
Mike (mamills)
BTW, Just exactly how fast CAN an automobile be propelled (i.e. released) off the end of an aircraft carrier anyway...? LOL
Mike (mamills)
Re: All in favor say AYE! - 01/12/03 10:20 PM
What a waste of a car. If you are going to do this make sure to pack it full.
Scott
Scott
Re: All in favor say AYE! - 01/13/03 12:32 AM
Hey! That looks like my 1964 Chevy Impala!
Do they use the steam-ram-powered "takeoff helper" for cars too?
Do they use the steam-ram-powered "takeoff helper" for cars too?
Re: All in favor say AYE! - 01/13/03 08:55 PM
AYE!
I still say that they should have thrown the "shoe bomber" out of the plane too.
Sometimes, our justice system works slow.
John
I still say that they should have thrown the "shoe bomber" out of the plane too.
Sometimes, our justice system works slow.
John
Re: All in favor say AYE! - 01/14/03 12:49 AM
did anyone get the gps numbers.looks like a secret fishing spot to me...
Re: All in favor say AYE! - 01/14/03 01:26 AM
AYE!just hope the fish don't get indigestion!
Re: All in favor say AYE! - 01/14/03 06:25 AM
AYE but pack em in tight like the old how many in a VW bug
Re: All in favor say AYE! - 01/14/03 01:08 PM
AYE, but VW's were known to float.
How about an old Trash Truck. If you used the packer ram, you could really stuff it tight...S
How about an old Trash Truck. If you used the packer ram, you could really stuff it tight
...S
Re: All in favor say AYE! - 01/17/03 02:34 PM
Just in case the car floats the Navy will launch a $41,300 Stinger Missile.
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Re: All in favor say AYE! - 01/17/03 04:08 PM
I didn't know those missles were equipped with a "Terrorist-Seeking" guidance system. Outstanding idea, though.
Fully packed automobile = better kill ratio.
Mike (mamills)
BTW: The photos are an A+...
Fully packed automobile = better kill ratio.
Mike (mamills)
BTW: The photos are an A+...
Re: All in favor say AYE! - 01/17/03 04:50 PM
Donnie, is this a new way to desert from the Navy when you're on the high seas?
For all you know it could have been one of those amphibious cars....
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For all you know it could have been one of those amphibious cars....
Re: All in favor say AYE! - 01/17/03 07:13 PM
I bet that was the first Ford Falcon to go 0 to 120 mph in a few hundred feet!
Were there any amphibious Falcons?
Mmmm... Red '66 Falcon Sprint with 289 V8 and convertible top. </dreaming>
They shoulda used a Pontiac Aztec instead!
Oh... AYE!
Reminds me of the time that Cycle World dropped a Honda Trail 90 (or was it the 70?) from a helicopter high enough to achieve 160 mph before becoming a greasy crater. It was at the time when the 160 mph barrier remainded elusive to the crotch-rocket builders, and the headline of "Honda breaks 160 mph barrier" in the April issue was a crude joke. Funny stuff.
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Were there any amphibious Falcons?
Mmmm... Red '66 Falcon Sprint with 289 V8 and convertible top. </dreaming>
They shoulda used a Pontiac Aztec instead!
Oh... AYE!
Reminds me of the time that Cycle World dropped a Honda Trail 90 (or was it the 70?) from a helicopter high enough to achieve 160 mph before becoming a greasy crater. It was at the time when the 160 mph barrier remainded elusive to the crotch-rocket builders, and the headline of "Honda breaks 160 mph barrier" in the April issue was a crude joke. Funny stuff.
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