Smidsy

i thought frogs were good in the water.

Originally Posted by Gene genie

i thought frogs were good in the water.

Only if not out of their depth

[jambo]

I understand these things move pretty quickley by the standards of submarines, but even mini-cab controllers know where their cars are.

I imagined a NATO screen where a general's looking at a map of the Atlantic, "those 2 subs are on a colision course, closing at almost 60 knots. Another 4 hours or so, they'll hit!" "Grab some lunch?" "Yeah alright"


Edit: I assume they swapped details and both will be back in port for 12 months before repair work starts as both sets of solicitors exchange papers demanding that each vessel is assessed by an authorised team in a neutral country for repair costs?

Do we get a courtesy Nuclear Sub while ours is being patched up?

Jambo