Go Back   Shipping History > Shipping Discussion > Mess Deck

virtual crazy gang, part II

Post Reply
 
Thread Tools
  #3301  
Old 4th July 2018, 15:58
Tmac1720's Avatar
Tmac1720 Northern Ireland Tmac1720 is online now
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Newtownabbey
Posts: 1,265
Images: 15
Quote:
Originally Posted by Engine Serang View Post
We are now in the Marching Season and my Lodge, LOL 503 do not like words such as "Shit" and "Arse" being bandied about willy nilly. We are now an organisation with a long reach so don't think Cuba will give you any protection, Chief.
As a founder member of my lodge "Slatteries Mounted Foot" I resist the annual urge to march as I am a lazy bugger instead I content myself with accompanying them from the sidelines with my Lambeg Drum. Further and I say this for myself in which I am unanimous the more intoxicated I get the better I sound
__________________
Oul scabby knuckles

If at first you don't succeed, destroy all evidence that you tried

Anything God didn't create was made by engineers.

I try so hard to make things idiot proof but they keep making better idiots
Reply With Quote
  #3302  
Old 4th July 2018, 17:37
Varley's Avatar
Varley Isle of Man Varley is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Isle of Man, G.B.
Posts: 2,414
I am not sure WD40 is compatible with all rubbers. As ES has pointed out it is flammable and suggest a firealarm is the worst sort of interruptus.


Why ES is now speaking in tongues is a mystery.
__________________
David V
Lord Finchley tried to mend the electric light
Himself. It struck him dead and serve him right
It is the duty of the wealthy man
To give employment to the artisan
Reply With Quote
  #3303  
Old 4th July 2018, 18:01
Farmer John's Avatar
Farmer John Farmer John is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: UK
Posts: 1,506
I have just found out that onamastics is the study of personal names and such. Think I'll give it up now. I thought it looked cool on my passport.
__________________
Buvez toujours, mourrez jamais.
Rabelais
Reply With Quote
  #3304  
Old 4th July 2018, 20:24
Dartskipper's Avatar
Dartskipper United Kingdom Dartskipper is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Paignton. Devon.
Posts: 1,249
Images: 297
Quote:
Originally Posted by Tmac1720 View Post
Very risky making love with an eraser, rubber is much more effective and during the act itself I find the smell of burning rubber quite the aphrodisiac
I think you might be stretching the point there, Chief.
Reply With Quote
  #3305  
Old 5th July 2018, 00:32
billyboy's Avatar
billyboy Philippines billyboy is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Philippines
Posts: 2,114
Images: 22
At our age it needs stretching...LOL
__________________
"Imagination is more important than knowledge". A. Einstein.
Reply With Quote
  #3306  
Old 5th July 2018, 05:47
Tom Alexander's Avatar
Tom Alexander Canada Tom Alexander is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Nanaimo, B.C., Canada
Posts: 1,205
Images: 1
Quote:
Originally Posted by McCloggie View Post
Can somebody please tell we what is going on here and where we are going? McC
We are actually in Havana, Cuba, and have been so for sometime, replenishing our supply of cigars, rum, and sampling the whatevers etc. ashore.

The confusion arose when someone mentioned the Bahamian charts, with all their prolific stains, burns, etc.
Reply With Quote
  #3307  
Old 5th July 2018, 05:54
Tom Alexander's Avatar
Tom Alexander Canada Tom Alexander is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Nanaimo, B.C., Canada
Posts: 1,205
Images: 1
Quote:
Originally Posted by Varley View Post
That is because he only announces where we are going after we get there.

I can see the similarities between intersecting of the glass rings and hyperbolic radio navigation. Perhaps there should be an M notice warning of possible confusion with Loran and Decca overlays.

Can we please check that there is no small island or shallow danger under the cigar burn. It really would have been better if you had not tipped a large gripetini into the ECDIS. That didn't mind cigar abuse or the tapping out of one's pipe against the screen but now only shows the Teletubbies at two bells in every watch except Sundays.
We don't use either Loran or Decca as apart from them being "old fashioned" they are not that accurate when operating between land masses such as islands, etc. We rather use the Mark I eyeball --- as we only sail in the Bahamas during daylight hours when we can see land and also, with the water being so clear we can see the bottom when it shallows. So - no problem -- and then we celebrate a successful day during the nighttime hours when the warm tropical nights turn our thoughts to ******* (censored!)
Reply With Quote
  #3308  
Old 5th July 2018, 07:05
Dartskipper's Avatar
Dartskipper United Kingdom Dartskipper is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Paignton. Devon.
Posts: 1,249
Images: 297
Quote:
Originally Posted by Tmac1720 View Post
The injuneers keep the whirly thing at the back going round and round until we get where it is we is going to..........simples
Does that mean the roundy - come - roundy- splisherty- splashy- wheely things on each side are only there for show?
Reply With Quote
  #3309  
Old 5th July 2018, 08:53
billyboy's Avatar
billyboy Philippines billyboy is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Philippines
Posts: 2,114
Images: 22
No, they are for when the tide goes out so we can roll along the bottom.
__________________
"Imagination is more important than knowledge". A. Einstein.
Reply With Quote
  #3310  
Old 5th July 2018, 10:14
YM-Mundrabilla's Avatar
YM-Mundrabilla Australia YM-Mundrabilla is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Mundrabilla (haha), Melbourne really but I'd rather be in Narvik
Posts: 790
Images: 1712
Quote:
Originally Posted by billyboy View Post
No, they are for when the tide goes out so we can roll along the bottom.
Don't anybody mention the caterpillar tracks on the keel. We are not supposed to know about them.

I only saw them whilst in the water after McC had me walk the plank after some minute transgression or other a while ago. I was supposed to get 'the Cat' or the plank but somehow managed to get both. Anyway I am still here despite the cold in Melbourne at the moment. There is an iceberg in the Yarra.

Last edited by YM-Mundrabilla; 5th July 2018 at 10:18.
Reply With Quote
  #3311  
Old 5th July 2018, 10:38
Varley's Avatar
Varley Isle of Man Varley is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Isle of Man, G.B.
Posts: 2,414
Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom Alexander View Post
We don't use either Loran or Decca as apart from them being "old fashioned" they are not that accurate when operating between land masses such as islands, etc. We rather use the Mark I eyeball --- as we only sail in the Bahamas during daylight hours when we can see land and also, with the water being so clear we can see the bottom when it shallows. So - no problem -- and then we celebrate a successful day during the nighttime hours when the warm tropical nights turn our thoughts to ******* (censored!)
May I suggest he SMS manual makes some provision for sobriety of Eyeballs (ancient and modern). Along the lines of proceeding without recourse to evidential brethalyser only when NO land and NO Bottom can be seen.

(And for that matter only when the translucency of the mug stains on the chart is adequate to see though and there are no oceany bits obliterated with cigar burns or by Tmac's little helpers economizing on jointing).
__________________
David V
Lord Finchley tried to mend the electric light
Himself. It struck him dead and serve him right
It is the duty of the wealthy man
To give employment to the artisan
Reply With Quote
  #3312  
Old 6th July 2018, 00:11
billyboy's Avatar
billyboy Philippines billyboy is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Philippines
Posts: 2,114
Images: 22
couple of good points there Mr Varley!
I will see to it there will be a Four Bells Coffee machine installed on the Bridge.
__________________
"Imagination is more important than knowledge". A. Einstein.
Reply With Quote
  #3313  
Old 6th July 2018, 07:21
McCloggie Malaysia McCloggie is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Malaysia
Posts: 442
I only saw them whilst in the water after McC had me walk the plank after some minute transgression or other a while ago.


YM - The walking of the plank episode was partly your own fault! In order to determine your state of sobriety when Red was unavailable I asked you to "walk in a straight line along that plank on the deck without falling off". We were all surprised (to say the least) when you picked up the plank, stuck it outboard over the handrails then ran up it and jumped off!

At least we got an idea of your state of sobriety but the ensuing launching of recovery boats, deployment of Draycon scoops and cargo nets caused us more problems.

McC
Reply With Quote
  #3314  
Old 6th July 2018, 07:23
Tom Alexander's Avatar
Tom Alexander Canada Tom Alexander is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Nanaimo, B.C., Canada
Posts: 1,205
Images: 1
Quote:
Originally Posted by Varley View Post
May I suggest he SMS manual makes some provision for sobriety of Eyeballs (ancient and modern). Along the lines of proceeding without recourse to evidential brethalyser only when NO land and NO Bottom can be seen.
Sobriety and Golden Dreamer is an oxymoron -- like "Army intelligence" and "English cooking". We do have our fail safe collision avoidance system, completely divorced from any need for electrical supply ---- Mr. McCloggie has a team of cutouts on the fo'cst'le issued with buckets of rocks and slingshots. Casting rocks ahead indicates safe passage, or not. If they go "splash" we keep going, If they go "cloink" we stop.
If they go "Ow-WTF" we back up and get the hell out of there!
Reply With Quote
  #3315  
Old 6th July 2018, 07:27
McCloggie Malaysia McCloggie is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Malaysia
Posts: 442
Well it is a fail safe system Tom!

McC
Reply With Quote
  #3316  
Old 6th July 2018, 10:08
Engine Serang Northern Ireland Engine Serang is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: May 2017
Location: Dublin,but I'd rather be in Stavanger.
Posts: 2,931
Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom Alexander View Post
Sobriety and Golden Dreamer is an oxymoron -- like "English cooking".
English cooking is not an oxymoron it is an abomination, an abomination before god. What the hell is a Yorkshire Pudding for? Answers and defence on a postcard please, you bloody English with your pissy Red Barrel and stale Melton Mobreys and average football team who smell vaguely of Bovril. Ha Ha. bloody Englisher.


McCloggy better refresh his menu and add some Northern Irish delicacies or me and Tee will get into a scorp. Be warned you bloody Geordie Scouse Git.

Last edited by Engine Serang; 6th July 2018 at 10:10. Reason: Spleeing.
Reply With Quote
  #3317  
Old 6th July 2018, 10:18
billyboy's Avatar
billyboy Philippines billyboy is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Philippines
Posts: 2,114
Images: 22
Ah Nothing like a peaceful life at sea eh. (should see some of these guys ashore readers....X certificate stuff)
__________________
"Imagination is more important than knowledge". A. Einstein.
Reply With Quote
  #3318  
Old 6th July 2018, 10:39
Varley's Avatar
Varley Isle of Man Varley is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Isle of Man, G.B.
Posts: 2,414
There was no Ulster fry until the British breakfast was an eon old and had scads of you over here digging canals and going begorah and similar in the hopes of getting one. Yorkshire pudding is to fill up the proletarian belly to economise on eating beef, leaving more for their betters. Much as the Hibernians used potato until they found it could be used for making gripewater substitute - probably while they were trying to make them into explosives.

(Abomination is Yorkshire pudding mixture. If the buyer cannot read the simplest of recipes from a book it is not likely they will be able to read the 'instructions' on a package of this preservative infiltrated muck).
__________________
David V
Lord Finchley tried to mend the electric light
Himself. It struck him dead and serve him right
It is the duty of the wealthy man
To give employment to the artisan
Reply With Quote
  #3319  
Old 6th July 2018, 10:44
YM-Mundrabilla's Avatar
YM-Mundrabilla Australia YM-Mundrabilla is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Mundrabilla (haha), Melbourne really but I'd rather be in Narvik
Posts: 790
Images: 1712
Quote:
Originally Posted by McCloggie View Post
I only saw them whilst in the water after McC had me walk the plank after some minute transgression or other a while ago.


YM - The walking of the plank episode was partly your own fault! In order to determine your state of sobriety when Red was unavailable I asked you to "walk in a straight line along that plank on the deck without falling off". We were all surprised (to say the least) when you picked up the plank, stuck it outboard over the handrails then ran up it and jumped off!

At least we got an idea of your state of sobriety but the ensuing launching of recovery boats, deployment of Draycon scoops and cargo nets caused us more problems.

McC
Everything is always my fault ............ I am quite used to it but on this occasion I didn't do it. It just happened.
Reply With Quote
  #3320  
Old 6th July 2018, 12:15
Engine Serang Northern Ireland Engine Serang is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: May 2017
Location: Dublin,but I'd rather be in Stavanger.
Posts: 2,931
Hey shipmates the Blighty Association Football Team is playing against some foreign jonnies tomorrow, all are invited to No 4 hatch to watch it on the big screen. My tab will stand you all warm bitter and pork scratchings. If the Swedes beat the Turnips, our gallant Turnips, anyone who wants can riot and hoy bits of dunnage over the port side and pee onto the quay wall.
Reply With Quote
  #3321  
Old 6th July 2018, 14:51
RobPage's Avatar
RobPage United Kingdom RobPage is offline
Member
 
Join Date: May 2018
Location: WATERLOOVILLE, Hampshire , UK
Posts: 60
do we need to wear waistcoats
__________________
British & Commonwealth , Gulf Oil, Sealink 1966 -1987
Reply With Quote
  #3322  
Old 7th July 2018, 06:08
Tom Alexander's Avatar
Tom Alexander Canada Tom Alexander is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Nanaimo, B.C., Canada
Posts: 1,205
Images: 1
Quote:
Originally Posted by RobPage View Post
do we need to wear waistcoats
With Engine Serang peeing over the side onto the quay, I think I'll go with the raincoat. And maybe an umbrella. And Sea boots.
Reply With Quote
  #3323  
Old 7th July 2018, 06:22
McCloggie Malaysia McCloggie is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Malaysia
Posts: 442
McCloggy better refresh his menu and add some Northern Irish delicacies or me and Tee will get into a scorp. Be warned you bloody Geordie Scouse Git.

My Menu?????
What Menu?????

I have nothing to do with the Menus! Any requests for an Ulster Fry, Champ and Potted Herrings should be made to the Catering Department.

By the way, while accepting that I may be a bit of a Git, I strongly resemble the remark that I may be Geordie - let alone Scouse!

Although I may be based in Malaysia, it still taks a lang spoon tae sup wi me!!

McC
Reply With Quote
  #3324  
Old 7th July 2018, 06:45
billyboy's Avatar
billyboy Philippines billyboy is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Philippines
Posts: 2,114
Images: 22
Malaysia!...we are almost neighbours then ha ha.

I will relieve myself from Monkey island....Like to share see.
__________________
"Imagination is more important than knowledge". A. Einstein.
Reply With Quote
  #3325  
Old 7th July 2018, 19:37
Engine Serang Northern Ireland Engine Serang is offline
Senior Member
 
Join Date: May 2017
Location: Dublin,but I'd rather be in Stavanger.
Posts: 2,931
I propose Mr McCloggie be advanced in rank to Purser Chief Steward, I believe he has an aptitude for typing out menus. He has experience in the Malaya Colony and has an undisputable knowledge of Nasty Gorengs, yum-yum.
Enjoy your promotion and lang may your lum reek.
Reply With Quote
Post Reply


Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts

BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off

Forum Jump


All times are GMT +1. The time now is 18:56.


Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.7
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.