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RE: Denoument - 10/8/2010 5:56:23 PM   
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RE: Mk 12(G) flare dispenser - 10/8/2010 6:06:02 PM   
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Boys and girls, can YOU see how a Corps-sized unit is maintained by JJ at Kunming?



Maybe air transport from Burma to Tsuyung and thence overland by the paved road to Kunming? Do you have some fighter that can LRCAP over Tsuyung and see if they bag transports?




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RE: Denoument - 10/8/2010 6:12:53 PM   
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JJ's Armoured Brigade seems to have disappeared!



Lousy recon, me thinks. Something was there on the 26th


Morning Air attack on 7th Ind.Tank Brigade, at 75,132

Weather in hex: Clear sky

Raid spotted at 12 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
Estimated time to target is 3 minutes


Allied aircraft
B-26 Marauder x 19


Allied aircraft losses
B-26 Marauder: 1 damaged

Japanese ground losses:
Vehicles lost 5 (3 destroyed, 2 disabled)

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RE: Mk 12(G) flare dispenser - 10/8/2010 6:14:50 PM   
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Boys and girls, can YOU see how a Corps-sized unit is maintained by JJ at Kunming?


Airlifting supplies into the other rail-connected Japanese city nearby? Borked supply 'pull' in pre-patch III starts?

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RE: Denoument - 10/8/2010 6:17:20 PM   
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JJ's Armoured Brigade seems to have disappeared!


I'd be careful about this conclusion. Those cunning LYBs may have activated their Copperfield devices. Years ahead of their time.

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RE: Denoument - 10/8/2010 6:22:49 PM   
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JJ's Armoured Brigade seems to have disappeared!



Lousy recon, me thinks. Something was there on the 26th


Morning Air attack on 7th Ind.Tank Brigade, at 75,132



Ummmm....did you chaps used to have a 7th Indian Tank Brigade in your command?

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RE: Denoument - 10/8/2010 6:40:45 PM   
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Status: offline 		Perhaps being strafed by marauders is the 7th's version of a training exercise? Some of those territorials are quite hard core, you know.

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RE: Denoument - 10/8/2010 8:51:57 PM   
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Some of those territorials are quite hard core, you know.


No they're not, they're gits.

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RE: Denoument - 10/8/2010 10:19:09 PM   
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Tanna fell today. I got 200-300 troops out but 750 were lost. The Japs had over 6,000 troops on Tanna. Now that New Scotland is going down it is not worth defending, but I would have prefered a smaller rear guard.

More artillery bombardment at La Foa. Supplies dwindle. A few more aircraft get out. Continue to evacuate men of 2nd Marine Regt and 2nd Marine Raider Bn. (+ "special cases" authorized by M&M Enterprises).

Could not fly off the F4F's today, somebody was siphoning fuel out of the tanks of HMAS Canberra in the Hornet TF and they failed to close within range. Now the air groups are fatigued. I am sending them back out of range for a day to rest the airgroups.

Enterprise TF refuled at Auckland, picked up a squadron of SBD's and some stray F4F's and will now pass by Samoa tp pick up more fighter and dive bomber fragments on here way back to Pearl.

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Chesty....not Puller - 10/8/2010 10:37:28 PM   
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I am pretty sure she "chested" her way out, if you catch my drift. She once got out of ticket going 95

This is annoying on two counts:

1) The flirting part...but I got over that in about 10 seconds because of the desireable outcome

2) The unfairness part. This part really bugs me. I just paid a $600 ticket for 8 mph over the limit. I've never tried it but I am pretty sure that even partial exposure of any reproductive organs on my part during a traffic stop is likely to end badly.

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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/8/2010 10:47:51 PM   
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Stalker girl got out of a speeding ticket today.


I am pretty sure she "chested" her way out, if you catch my drift. She once got out of ticket going 95

This is annoying on two counts:

1) The flirting part...but I got over that in about 10 seconds because of the desireable outcome

2) The unfairness part. This part really bugs me. I just paid a $600 ticket for 8 mph over the limit. I've never tried it but I am pretty sure that even partial exposure of any reproductive organs on my part during a traffic stop is likely to end badly.



You sound like quite a prospect for the DuPont company wares.

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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/8/2010 11:10:47 PM   
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Stalker girl got out of a speeding ticket today.


I am pretty sure she "chested" her way out, if you catch my drift. She once got out of ticket going 95

This is annoying on two counts:

1) The flirting part...but I got over that in about 10 seconds because of the desireable outcome

2) The unfairness part. This part really bugs me. I just paid a $600 ticket for 8 mph over the limit. I've never tried it but I am pretty sure that even partial exposure of any reproductive organs on my part during a traffic stop is likely to end badly.



Can't wait to hear the story when she tries that on a female judge. "Off with her head!"

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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/8/2010 11:52:16 PM   
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Stalker girl got out of a speeding ticket today.


I am pretty sure she "chested" her way out, if you catch my drift. She once got out of ticket going 95

This is annoying on two counts:

1) The flirting part...but I got over that in about 10 seconds because of the desireable outcome

2) The unfairness part. This part really bugs me. I just paid a $600 ticket for 8 mph over the limit. I've never tried it but I am pretty sure that even partial exposure of any reproductive organs on my part during a traffic stop is likely to end badly.


You (or anyone else) has reproductive organs in your chest? Eww...

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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/9/2010 1:27:08 AM   
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You (or anyone else) has reproductive organs in your chest? Eww...


Reproductive in the more general sense...as in inception, gestation or sustenance of life

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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/9/2010 2:08:45 AM   
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Status: offline 		Mandrake, my man, you really are going to have to consider governors on the engines of your family autos or future purchases of rent-a wreck rejects. First you go "blazing" thru a school zone for the blind and retarded at 8 mph over, followed by daughter soaring like an eagle on some thrufare and now the spouse peeling out and speeding past the police station. Glad she did not draw a female patrol officer. Six large for 8 over?? Man, California must really, really be hard pressed for revenues. Esso es ridiculo.

Meanwhile, summarize please....how many LYB CV/CVL do you think you have sunk at this point?


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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/9/2010 2:09:28 AM   
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Stalker girl got out of a speeding ticket today.


I am pretty sure she "chested" her way out, if you catch my drift. She once got out of ticket going 95

This is annoying on two counts:

1) The flirting part...but I got over that in about 10 seconds because of the desireable outcome

2) The unfairness part. This part really bugs me. I just paid a $600 ticket for 8 mph over the limit. I've never tried it but I am pretty sure that even partial exposure of any reproductive organs on my part during a traffic stop is likely to end badly.


You (or anyone else) has reproductive organs in your chest? Eww...


Well, what is the male equivalent? Bulging biceps?

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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/9/2010 2:16:23 AM   
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Bulging wallet.


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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/9/2010 8:02:11 AM   
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Meanwhile, summarize please....how many LYB CV/CVL do you think you have sunk at this point?








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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/9/2010 8:19:54 AM   
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Status: offline 		And Kongo has fallen off the list of sunk BBs too

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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/9/2010 3:37:36 PM   
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And Kongo has fallen off the list of sunk BBs too


She probably made Java.




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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/9/2010 3:58:19 PM   
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You (or anyone else) has reproductive organs in your chest? Eww...


Reproductive in the more general sense...as in inception, gestation or sustenance of life


Or a 529 savings plan?

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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/9/2010 4:30:13 PM   
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Reproductive in the more general sense...as in inception, gestation or sustenance of life


Or a 529 savings plan?


That makes no sense...well maybe 403-b plans would count.

Cysticercus fanboy

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RE: Denoument - 10/9/2010 4:47:51 PM   
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Status: offline 		**********La Foa airfield, May 28, 1942********


A number of USAAF personel are putting the finishing touches on the field repair of a B-25 rudder. A man in an officer's uniform approaches. He is covered in dust and mosquito bites.

Tall hirsute officer: Goddamnit! Major Major, is that you?

Major Major Major: Yes, Yossarian, it's me.

Tall hirsute officer: Well, I'll be damned. How did you get here?

Major Major Major: I hitched a ride on a damaged Stuart.

Tall hirsute officer: No kidding? Hey, I scrounged some fuel. When we get this tail fixed we are going to try for Fiji. McWatt and his crew are coming too in their bird. Even Cathcart is coming. We got him an empty paint can to use as a latrine on the trip.

Major Major Major: I think I'll wait for the boat.

Tall hirsute officer: You crazy SOB, there isn't going to be a boat. It's a Jap lake out there.

Major Major Major: Still.

Tall hirsute officer: Suit yourself, you crazy SOB. See you next war. <the major trudges off in a daze>....Doc, have you got anything to knock him out?...................

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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/9/2010 7:48:47 PM   
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Cysticercus fanboy

A perennial favorite! Worms, cysts and brains! What an awesome lifecycle!

ETA: If this doesn't make your scalp itch, nothing will.








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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/9/2010 9:40:07 PM   
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Cysticercus fanboy

A perennial favorite! Worms, cysts and brains! What an awesome lifecycle!

ETA: If this doesn't make your scalp itch, nothing will.









They are vermin. One time I accidentally stuck a spinal needle (during a spinal tap) directly into a cysticercus lesion in the lumbar subarachnoid space of a teenager from Mexico with 104 fever and bad headache. I was pretty sure the needle was in the right place but I got back stuff that looked like old cream cheese. Talk about pucker factor. Madre de Dios!

The racemose variant is something out of science fiction.

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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/9/2010 10:55:30 PM   
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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/9/2010 11:28:52 PM   
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Status: offline 		Most of the time, as I understand it, yes. Provided there aren't too many cysts in particularly important areas of the brain. It depends on the severity of infection. The picture I've included above was obviously collected from a postmortem examination.

My former boss, a Mexican national, told me about some of the veterinary field exams that they conducted on rural pork growers' animals. Let's just say that 'marbling' of pork in some countries is not a desirous trait.

ETA: Cap'n-how'd your case turn out?

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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/10/2010 2:22:55 PM   
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Status: offline 		JJ has withdrawn from Kunming, looks like Op Buggritt is bearing fruit already.






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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/10/2010 2:32:41 PM   
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Status: offline 		Looking at the above pictorial of Burma and China, could someone explain why the Japanese units are pinkish in some cases and a deep red in others. Is this some sort of visual aid in supply status or strength? I've never been able to learn what that means. Thanks and sorry for the intrusion on your excellent AAR.

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RE: Chesty....not Puller - 10/10/2010 2:35:10 PM   
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Once a bit of brain is eaten away then, generally speaking, that's it. Could you survive? Yes but with lots of functionality lost.

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