This definitely sucks. Submarine lost.

[Ronws]

A new version of a hit song by Midland.

"I've got a sinking problem, I am always losing lives.

Pull another roster off the wall, I've got no problem sinking, at all."

 

[sloporsche]

There was also a lot of creaking and crackling being reported before it blew. They knew they were goners.

i guess you 2 karens have never flown on an airplane either or you would be in terror most of the trip

 

[Ronws]

i guess you 2 karens have never flown on an airplane either or you would be in terror most of the trip

Planes never bothered me. But flying to New Jersey in 2005 was a bit tense for me because of 9/11. I promised myself that if a swarthy individual was to stand up and holler all a who snack bar or even just looked cross-eyed, I was going to see to it that he got off the plane in a body bag WHEN we safely land.

Nothing happened flying to NJ and back. On take off from Newark Intl., the plane has to bank hard right over the Hudson because of noise abatement rules. So, for a brief moment, I could look out the window to my right and see Manhattan. That was cool. By the time the plane was level and rising, we were into Pennsylvania.

 

[billt]

i guess you 2 karens have never flown on an airplane either or you would be in terror most of the trip

Planes are built to flex and bend. Deep diving subs are not.

 

[hlee]

I’ve flown more than many. Planes make a lot of noises. I would describe none of them as creaking, cracking, or groaning.

 

[Im2bent]

Also the funk in that sub was probably off the charts

 

[GreenGO Juan]

Nearly 1100 bars of pressure/16000psi.

Where as Fl400 is around 2 3/4psi from 14.7 at sea level.

Not ever in close in comparison.

 

[Ronws]

Also the funk in that sub was probably off the charts

No doubt. Everyone had to be exhibiting the smell of fear.

"Into Thine hands do I commend my spirit."

 

[101st]

Jersey Mike's yesterday.