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[HOLWACHAGOT]

Idiots!

IT WAS SELF-PROPELLED IN THE SENSE THAT IT WAS NOT TOWED BUT RATHER UNDER IT'S OWN POWER. Self-propelled doesn't mean it was human-powered.

No wonder most of you guys vote Republican.

Anyway, the CG sunk it.

LF

Your are quite assumptive about my voting.
Yes I am an idiot.....responding to you more than asserts that... mental midget status withstanding...I can still snicker at the thought of a pedal driven fleet of Colombian submarines sneaking into Everglade City disguised as Manatees. You just don't have that kind of talent so it's hard for you to discern humor/sarcasm from stupidity. Your too bright for your own good.
Holwachagot

[Capt. kapoc]

Normally these guys aren't caught when detected they scuttle the sub and its cargo as seen yet again, The differance is they got the cargo this time.

[Free_Jumper]

1. Never argue about something about which you are fundamentally ignorant.
THis appears as Spotfisherman.com major flaw - allow fundamentalist to post.

Now for Eysenck's Rules of Argument

"These rules are simple, but I recommend them to anyone who has occasion to engage in public arguments. Briefly, they are as follows":

1. Never argue about something about which you are fundamentally ignorant.

2. Do your homework, so that you really know everything there is to know about the topic in question.

3. Keep what you have to say short, because if you go on for any length of time the audience will forget the points you are making.

4. Concentrate on the most important points, and don't go hunting after those that matter less.

5. Having decided what are the most important points, force your opponent to answer these points, and don't let him [or her] escape by dragging in all sorts of irrelevant matters" (Eysenck, H, 1997, p. 76).

"Among the many errors committed are having no central theme, concentrating too much on unimportant aspects rather than vital ones, giving too much detail, ...over-estimating the background knowledge of the audience, failing to set the research in its proper background, and so forth ad nauseam. I consciously tried to avoid all these errors, and think of the particular audiences I was addressing, their needs, interests and requirements..." (Eysenck, 1997, p. 122). "[My father] taught me that it is very important indeed to have a particular high spot in your presentation, something which stands out and which will be remembered by the audience for a long time" (Eysenck, 1997, p. 122)

If readers of this page could learn one thing about the proper way to argue, it would be to memorize and live by the rules given in this section.

Damit, line wrapped around de' rod tip, got yanked.

[clt_capt]

I recently saw a special - Columbian drug smugglers now have Russian designed fully submersible Subs.

The semi-submersibles can be seen - the new subs are tough to catch without Sub Hunters...

[longfisher]

Also am aware of a neat little trick used by the smugglers in which a frieghter's hull is modified along the keel to accept a tow line and a neutrally bouyant submersible is simply towed a few 10's of feet beneath the freighter's keel towards it's port of destination. Utterly undetectable from above.

Then the freighter stops at a known Lat/Lon and divers decend to sink the sub and disconnect the tow line. Later, fast boats locate the sub, send down divers to blow the ballast tanks and the sub surfaces for offloading to the fast boats. Once loffloaded the sub is then sunk again for good.

Very low tech. Very effective.

LF