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RE: Vegas, baby..... - 8/19/2010 12:28:50 PM   
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RE: Vegas, baby..... - 8/19/2010 3:56:07 PM   
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you definitely got worked...but if 5-7 blonde and Stalker Girl were, how should i say, agreeable to your whims, shall we say, i would blow off work on Friday and go anywhere they want......


Well...I would be lying if I said that hadn't occurred to me, but the notion of enternal hellfire damnation gave me pause. Plus, if that wasn't good enough, I am aware her ex-boyfiend is a jealous cop.

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RE: Vegas, baby..... - 8/19/2010 4:01:03 PM   
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The problem is that he's the boss


Yeah, exactly. My employees do that sometimes. They call in sick with the fake hoarse voice and you can hear the tire noise in the background as they are driving down I-80 toward the river.

Think about it. How would it be if the President just called in sick one day and went for a joy ride on Air Force One......wait, that's not a very good example.

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RE: Vegas, baby..... - 8/19/2010 11:31:15 PM   
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you definitely got worked...but if 5-7 blonde and Stalker Girl were, how should i say, agreeable to your whims, shall we say, i would blow off work on Friday and go anywhere they want......


Well...I would be lying if I said that hadn't occurred to me, but the notion of enternal hellfire damnation gave me pause. Plus, if that wasn't good enough, I am aware her ex-boyfiend is a jealous cop.


a spiritiual man? never would have thunk it ...and yes, jealous cops are not to be trifled with...

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RE: Vegas, baby..... - 8/20/2010 12:06:14 AM   
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And bring Crisco.

What are they doing, making shortbread?


Is that what the kids are calling it now?

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RE: Vegas, baby..... - 8/20/2010 12:08:20 AM   
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you definitely got worked...but if 5-7 blonde and Stalker Girl were, how should i say, agreeable to your whims, shall we say, i would blow off work on Friday and go anywhere they want......


Well...I would be lying if I said that hadn't occurred to me, but the notion of enternal hellfire damnation gave me pause. Plus, if that wasn't good enough, I am aware her ex-boyfiend is a jealous cop.


Dude you live in OC. Hellfire damnation should probably be on the bottom of the list of things you should be worried about.

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RE: Vegas, baby..... - 8/20/2010 1:53:18 AM   
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The problem is that he's the boss


Yeah, exactly. My employees do that sometimes. They call in sick with the fake hoarse voice and you can hear the tire noise in the background as they are driving down I-80 toward the river.

Think about it. How would it be if the President just called in sick one day and went for a joy ride on Air Force One......wait, that's not a very good example.


On top of that I bet if you don't go to work the income stops coming in........

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RE: Vegas, baby..... - 8/20/2010 1:55:49 AM   
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The problem is that he's the boss


Yeah, exactly. My employees do that sometimes. They call in sick with the fake hoarse voice and you can hear the tire noise in the background as they are driving down I-80 toward the river.

Think about it. How would it be if the President just called in sick one day and went for a joy ride on Air Force One......wait, that's not a very good example.


I can honestly say I don't call in sick when I am not sick. I call in a vacation day instead I have enough I can take an occasional one here and there.

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Bettys, Bettys everywhere - 8/21/2010 12:21:28 AM   
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New Scotland: Evidently, the LYB's have grown tired of losing their elite Kate pilots as they went after New Edinburgh with the full weight of land based air at New Ullapool.

Attack #1, 13,000 ft, Nells and Bettys without escorts (ouch):

Japanese aircraft
G3M2 Nell x 4
G4M1 Betty x 46

Allied aircraft
P-39D Airacobra x 11
P-40E Warhawk x 4

Japanese aircraft losses
G4M1 Betty: 9 destroyed, 12 damaged

Allied aircraft losses
P-40E Warhawk: 1 damaged

Runway hits 9

(Evidently, more Bettys went down on the flight home based on the air loss report)




Attack #2, 12,000 ft:

Japanese aircraft
G3M2 Nell x 15

Allied aircraft
P-39D Airacobra x 13
P-400 Airacobra x 4
P-40E Warhawk x 10 (P-39 and P-40's from New Perth join the furball)

Japanese aircraft losses
G3M2 Nell: 3 destroyed (attack is driven off completely)


Attack #3, 13000 ft:

Japanese aircraft (this one is well escorted by Oscars so the bombers get through)
Ki-21-Ic Sally x 19
Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 25
Ki-48-Ib Lily x 21

Allied aircraft
P-39D Airacobra x 12
P-400 Airacobra x 4
P-40E Warhawk x 18

Japanese aircraft losses
Ki-21-Ic Sally: 5 damaged
Ki-43-Ic Oscar: 2 destroyed
Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 damaged

Allied aircraft losses
P-400 Airacobra: 1 destroyed

Runway hits 6



Raid #4, 10,000 ft:

Japanese aircraft (I believe these are carrier aircraft based on the skill of the Val pilots)
A6M2 Zero x 37
D3A1 Val x 9 (no Kates, perhaps they wre grounded on purpose or got separated due to the lousy weather)

Allied aircraft
P-39D Airacobra x 7
P-400 Airacobra x 1
P-40E Warhawk x 8

Japanese aircraft losses
A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed
D3A1 Val: 1 damaged

Allied aircraft losses
P-39D Airacobra: 2 destroyed
P-400 Airacobra: 1 destroyed
P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed

Allied Ships
xAKL Lorinna, Bomb hits 5, heavy fires, heavy damage (Zulu warrior goes down. I was hoping to down more Jap planes but the escort was murder)



3 Jap cruisers also bombard New Edinburgh achieving 6 runway hits.

Fuso and two CA's bombard New Perth without doing much damage.

After all this, New Edinburgh airfield is still operational

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RE: Springtime for Tojo and Ni-i-ppon.... - 8/21/2010 5:10:05 AM   
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*************May 2, 1942***************

In retrospect, this would have been a perfect opportunity for a carrier battle with the entire Jap air complement off attacking New Edinburgh......but the retrospectoscope had some unmentionable glop on it so an opportunity is wasted.



Interesting observation: in my experience, the view through my retrospectoscope has always been crystal clear.

It's only when I look through my ante-spectroscope that the pesky (and smelly) brown goop obsures my view.

Also, how the heck does a doc in Southern California let his employees head towards the river on I-80 on a work day?

I take offense; as a Doc in Auburn, I feel strongly that only my employees get to lie about their Pertussis while they are on I-80 heading to the river (or Tahoe, or Reno).

Tell your employees that you aren't buying it, and to come up with a more convincing lie (like tire noise on I-5 or I-10 or I-8 heading to San Diego or Disneyland or Vegas or Yuma instead)

After all, if it's worth lying about, it's worth doing right. There are bedrock principles that must be honored here!

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RE: Springtime for Tojo and Ni-i-ppon.... - 8/21/2010 7:31:28 PM   
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Tell your employees that you aren't buying it, and to come up with a more convincing lie (like tire noise on I-5 or I-10 or I-8 heading to San Diego or Disneyland or Vegas or Yuma instead)

After all, if it's worth lying about, it's worth doing right. There are bedrock principles that must be honored here!


Oh bloody Hell! You are right it's the I-10. That makes it even worse. Still, it has abated a bit after everyone's toy haulers and personal water craft got repossessed due to the recession.



Addendum: Is that too many "s's" in "repossessed"? It has to be but it is oddly aesthetic so I will just leave it.

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RE: Springtime for Tojo and Ni-i-ppon.... - 8/21/2010 7:36:39 PM   
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Status: offline 		The Japs pursued the flotilla of AK's back to Norfolk and threw EVERYTHING at them. They took them out but it cost them 35 Zeroes!!! Allied fighter losses were heavy too, but favorable.

There is a new carrier group in the Coral Sea as well as a surface group headed toward Oz...Brisbane maybe?

turn is off to Lord Admiral Sprior. Now I have to get some work done and then head down to SD before Stalker Girl literally kills me. I'm not kidding. If I don't post in 3 d, send the police.




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Poor Jerry... - 8/21/2010 8:31:42 PM   
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Jerry the bunny (he adopted our house after someone evidently kicked him out for his ill temper..we just throw him some left over carrots and left over cilantro..yes he likes cilantro...but not green onions) was attacked by a bobcat last night. I heard a terrible animal death scream sound in the middle of the night...and went down with Pinhead, the dog, to investigate. There was Jerry cowering in the corner with a big bobcat standing on the wall. Beautiful animal, the bobcat, and not the lest bit afraid of me. I had to bang on a glass door to get him to leave. Poor Jerry was runnng into things (I think he is blind in at least the left eye and his face is swollen). I brought him inside and put him in the shower stall. He looks better this morning but still cant see well and he is strangley grateful to be around people. Normally he would just stand on his haunches, hiss and punch with his front paws like he was getting ready to fight Max Schmeling.

Poor Jerry may still succumb but I am impressed he fought off a bobcat 3X his size. Stalker girl just bought a $7 bag of rabbit pellets. She is going to be angry.

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RE: Poor Jerry... - 8/21/2010 9:13:20 PM   
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I thought they were the Boche in WWI......


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RE: Poor Jerry... - 8/21/2010 9:16:49 PM   
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RE: Poor Jerry... - 8/21/2010 9:27:29 PM   
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I thought they were the Boche in WWI......



Oh, yeah, I forgot. His nickname is "the Bosche" as in "Jerry the Bosche".

His coat looks like a fallschirmjager uniform after my Mayan housekeeper got to it and spilled bleach on it.

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RE: Poor Jerry... - 8/21/2010 9:29:27 PM   
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Jerry is lucky he wasn't attacked by a wildcat (so are you for that matter).







Not much chance of that. They are an endangered species after I got a carrier full of them sunk and a whole bunch shot down in the DEI and the early battle for New Scotland.

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RE: Poor Jerry... - 8/21/2010 10:00:28 PM   
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Status: offline 		Taking casualties for sure. I think it's great for you to see those IJN carrier pilots taking losses attacking land targets. Even if you come out on the short end of the campaign, you have managed to suck them into the battle of attrition Guadalcanal style. That has to benefit you in the long run.

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RE: Poor Jerry... - 8/22/2010 12:33:12 AM   
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The Japs are also mixing it up with Hurris over Cox Bazaar




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RE: Poor Jerry... - 8/22/2010 2:07:42 AM   
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I thought they were the Boche in WWI......



Oh, yeah, I forgot. His nickname is "the Bosche" as in "Jerry the Bosche".


Das Lynx mit der hossenfeffer. Mmmmm....hossenfeffer...

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RE: Poor Jerry... - 8/22/2010 3:28:18 PM   
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Taking casualties for sure. I think it's great for you to see those IJN carrier pilots taking losses attacking land targets. Even if you come out on the short end of the campaign, you have managed to suck them into the battle of attrition Guadalcanal style. That has to benefit you in the long run.

I agree with my Argletonian colleague. You are getting embroiled very early in the war in a contest of attrition. This is costing the LYBs dearly for real estate of questionable long-term value. You guys (Cap'n and Sprior) are doing a great job of bleeding 'em dry.

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RE: Poor Jerry... - 8/23/2010 3:51:20 PM   
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Yes, sadly, Jerry succumbed to his wounds. I awarded him the Hossenfeffer Cross (posthumously) and gave him a prized location under one of the oaks. Here is hoping the coyotes don't dig him up.

I addded up the losses from the last turn. 37 Allied fighters lost (all types) to 41 Jap (all but 5 Zeroes). 5 Jap carrier bombers lost.

We did loose USS Penguin and 15 1000 ton AK's. Supply at New Edinburgh down to 14,700. There are som any damaged fighters lying about at Norfolk and New Scotland (both fields) that I am having trouble assembling a squadron with more than 10 operational fighters. I want to start sweeping over New Ullapool and prepare for a B-17 raid on the airfield. I have been marshalling B-17's with no other mission duties at Suva. There are 5 1/2 squadrons of B-17D/E at 85% readiness. I just discovered they cant reach New Uallapool form Suva so they will have to fly in to Brisbane and operate from there. There is no way 40-45 B-17's can shut down New Uallpool in one raid but they might rough up the planes on the ground. The Japs need to be in as weakened a state as possible before the carriers go in. USN carriers now 3 days out from Wellington. They have flown off their understrength TBD squadrons to Samoa and have been augmented with Marine F4F's and will have to pick up Lexington's surviving Wildcat squadrons from Oz. Even so, they will be operating one squadron of Brewsters and some biplane dive bombers.

The Jap carrier operating West of Norfolk in isolation does represent an opportunity if the Allied carriers could strike that force and retire.

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RE: Poor Jerry... - 8/23/2010 4:09:48 PM   
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Status: offline 		Back from San Diego. We stayed in "Little Italy" near the Gaslamp quarter downtown. It is "Little" but not like Italy. There are a couple of Italian restaurants with chianti bottles for candle holders and posters of Robert de Niro on the walls. To their credit, none had plastic grapes hanging from the ceilings or murals of Napoli.

The hotel was a little European style place....very nice. Stalker Girl locked me in the room and made me perform (juggling..that kind of thing) even though I was starving. We ate at Ruth's Chris steakhouse. It was pricey but those were fantastic steaks. The next day we took the ferry to Coronado and rode bikes. Absolutely beautiful view of downtown from Coronado. We walked right by USS Midway and I did not cry like a baby and ask to go on the tour.

Two active duty carriers and replenishment ships moored at Coronado behind a huge screen of docking cushions (I am sure this isn't the right word but you know what I mean) about 100-200 yds from the ships. I suspect there were an anti-Cole type measure.

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RE: Poor Jerry... - 8/24/2010 4:53:22 AM   
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Two active duty carriers and replenishment ships moored at Coronado behind a huge screen of docking cushions (I am sure this isn't the right word but you know what I mean) about 100-200 yds from the ships. I suspect there were an anti-Cole type measure.


Cap, those "cushions"are the 2010 equivalent of the "Torpedo Nets" that the powers-that-be didn't think were needed at Pearl Harbor in 1941. (I know, some of my green friends think they are there to catch the polluting fuel the USN deliberately discharges into the Bay every morning to wreck the ecosystem, but they're wrong.)

The booms don't look like much (nor do Icebergs!), but if some "misunderstood victim of American Imperialism" procured a Cigarette Boat in Ensenada, loaded it with HE, and drove it north at full speed through San Diego Bay, aiming amidships at one of those Nimitz-class big boys, those booms will complicate his plans in a heartbeat. Nice to see that my Navy actually learns from past mistakes!


Hey, do take Stalker Girl on a tour of the Midway, but be prepared for flack. I loved the tour; reminded me of my own Indian Ocean "vacation" a long time ago. Of course, my 21-year old daughter took a look at the berthing spaces for the crew, asked me, "Did you have to live like that?" When I answered proudly "Yes," she replied (as only a young Obama voter can), "Gee, Dad, it sucked to be you!"

Haze gray and underway, Cap! Attrit those LYBs some more!

Sorry about Jerry. Good job trying to save him.

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RE: Poor Jerry... - 8/24/2010 4:36:07 PM   
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Dudley Dowrong - 8/24/2010 8:24:48 PM   
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Status: offline 		The Jap carriers disappear again. I REALLY hate that. I think they may actually be South of Norfolk so I am sending the important TF's at Wellington South.

New Perth was bombarded by Fuso, which, along with the crusiers in her group are apparently using the high sulfur fuel oil because they are smoking all over the place. Kirishima, the DD Yugure and a PB were hit by dud torpedoes. One PB was sunk by a torpedo that actually exploded. Someone is going to have to answer for that.

The Jap ships parked over the coral reef in the Southern Coral Sea are revealed to be Chikuma, Chokai and some DD's. They were attacked by B-26's from Brisbane which failed to hit anything. They are perhaps on some kind of picket duty?

Another Jap attack is coming at New Perth judiging by the bombardments and raid by Sallys. B-17's moving to Brisbane today. Might be able to put more A-24's and medium bombers in at New Edinburgh if it is not hit today.




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Gas meter running backward... - 8/25/2010 3:50:02 AM   
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Status: offline 		We hear about people who spin their electricity meter backward with solar panels or a backyard breeder reactor but how many people can say they spin their GAS METER backward?

I got four gas bills today from the same company for the same account. They are varying amounts ranging from $44 and some change to a $26 credit! Is the universe fraying again?

What would be the proper move here?

Sum them all up?

Take the average?

My choice? If it be my choice then I pick the credit. It is well to be finally recgnized for my prodigious production. Next time Stalker Girl complains I will show her the $26 I earned.

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RE: Gas meter running backward... - 8/25/2010 4:01:57 AM   
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Doing so into a pipe to spin one's meter backwards=most distinctly abnormal.

Please tell your loyal readers which of these camps you call home. Oh, definitely assume the credit.

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RE: Gas meter running backward... - 8/25/2010 4:52:55 AM   
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Doing so into a pipe to spin one's meter backwards=most distinctly abnormal.



Oh, sure. Like you haven't done that yourself.

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25% - 8/25/2010 5:07:48 AM   
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A yong man in fine linen pants reads a letter with interest. The letterhead reads "Dewey, Cheatham & Howe, LLC." The young man reads a portion aloud....."Adm. Yamamoto wrote "If I cannot be assured that the failure rate of the torpedoes will exceed 90% then I am afraid I can no longer support the contract extension..."

Young man in fine linen pants: GODDMANED INGRATE! We are pushing it at 75%. <throws down letter> I swear he is worse than that primadonna Yamashita.

Hirsute USAAF officer: Why don't you just hire Jap commanders to falsely report dud hits? Then both sides will be happy.

Young man in fine linen pants: <pauses> Goddamnit Yossarian! That is Goddamned brilliant!............

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