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Christine Peeveepeeski
The Imperial Fedaykin
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Posted - 2012.11.03 04:39:00 -
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Oooooh its you OP, the guy we killed the other day.
TBH you had the right attitude when going down. You just did it in the wrong neck of the woods tbh. one of the FW sides was going to blow you up since you were level 5 mission running in the middle of the front lines :D |

Vaal Erit
Science and Trade Institute Caldari State
353
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Posted - 2012.11.03 06:33:00 -
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I like the OP. There are way too many wusses out there that run and hide from any adversity and will never change. Nice to see he has learned to be a man somehow. |

Mytzso
Caldari Provisions Caldari State
2
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Posted - 2012.11.03 13:25:00 -
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I feel I must intervene. I live in France (I am not French), and in my personal experience the French are wonderful, have great culture and amazing cuisine. I wouldn't describe them as cowardly either. People from Paris may be a bit difficult to deal with sometime, however, they are the same callous type you get in any mega-metropolis. New Yorkers, Londoners, etc seem to be the exact same type. Go to any little auberge in the middle of rural France and you will experience wonderful hospitality and eat probably the best meal of your life. Don't knock France until you've tried it for reals. Also, French chicks are hot. |

Singeabooty Raj
Marcabian 5th Invasion Fleet
339
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Posted - 2012.11.03 14:01:00 -
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Is it true they banned fireworks at the Euro Disney theme park as everytime they set them off the French tried to surrender ? Black Man with Goggles |

Reppyk
The Black Shell
195
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Posted - 2012.11.03 14:39:00 -
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I'm French and the OP is a 'tard.
/thread. |

neo smith
Aliastra Gallente Federation
0
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Posted - 2012.11.03 21:07:00 -
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[quote=Surfin's PlunderBunny][quote=David Campbell][quote=Justin Valentine][quote=Xylorn Hasher]
Lol, Germany overran the entire french military in a fortnight 
and would have done the same to us British if it were not for the channel. (if indeed it was a fortnight) |

Surfin's PlunderBunny
The Python Cartel.
3633
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Posted - 2012.11.04 04:23:00 -
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neo smith wrote:[quote=Surfin's PlunderBunny][quote=David Campbell][quote=Justin Valentine][quote=Xylorn Hasher] Lol, Germany overran the entire french military in a fortnight  and would have done the same to us British if it were not for the channel. (if indeed it was a fortnight)
It totally was a fortnight (they attacked through the Ardennes, the French didn't see it coming at all) and the RAF kicked some serious Luftwaffe ass  "Little ginger moron" ~David Hasselhoff-á |

Corail Amber
Le Cercle Fantome
0
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Posted - 2012.11.04 06:40:00 -
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Yeah what about Napoleon conquering half of Europe ? What about France providing vital help to the American Revolution ?
Don't bring history if you dont consider all the facts.
Also sentences like : People from X country are [whatever] , are basically stupid as heck.
France is beautiful, it's a great country, have hot chicks, wonderful gastronomy, people, and places. Deal with it. |

Kr0nicz187 BUKBUK
Dissident Aggressors Mordus Angels
0
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Posted - 2012.11.04 11:18:00 -
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hamalosa wrote:I feel so weak.. When the covert cyno tackler arrive I panic and try to refit carrier to run away.
Step one to being a pvper lose the panic...that panic is just adrenaline, use it to think faster...and missioning in 2 carriers? lol MoA |

Kalel Nimrott
EG CORP Talocan United
74
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Posted - 2012.11.04 13:33:00 -
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Join a pvp corp, its incredible easy to lose simpathy for others.... |

Surfin's PlunderBunny
The Python Cartel.
3633
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Posted - 2012.11.04 15:20:00 -
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Kalel Nimrott wrote:Join a pvp corp, its incredible easy to lose simpathy for others....
So I take it you're not on your way then "Little ginger moron" ~David Hasselhoff-á |

Ravend
The Illuminatii Mildly Intoxicated
0
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Posted - 2012.11.22 04:51:00 -
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Corail Amber wrote:Yeah what about Napoleon conquering half of Europe ? What about France providing vital help to the American Revolution ?
Don't bring history if you dont consider all the facts.
Also sentences like : People from X country are [whatever] , are basically stupid as heck.
France is beautiful, it's a great country, have hot chicks, wonderful gastronomy, people, and places. Deal with it. Couldn't agree with you more. People judging entire nations on isolated facts should judge themselves first. By the way these people are American most of the time. Why ?
Because American people are not really open to the rest of the world, the fact that most of them only speak English and that half of them has never left the USA say it all. Criticizing France is easy, have you ever been to France ? Have you ever even left your country ?
France has a great history and many Americans have without a doubt French ancestors, it is not possible to compare the USA to France since the USA history probably really begins with WW1 ; they also have never been involved in a major war on their soil.
USA or France, it doesn't matter, we are coming from Europe.
Jesus. |

SB Rico
the united Negative Ten.
32
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Posted - 2012.11.22 05:46:00 -
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As a Brit it pains me to do this but I shall weigh in with a defense of the French,
Verdun WWI
for those who don't know:
In WWI Germany besieged the French in Verdun with the aim of inflicting massive casualties to knock the French out of the war. The resulting battle saw the French lose 600,000 men, The Germans 500,000 the French held. The Somme was planned and begun to draw German troops and relieve Verdun, again it was the French who achieved their objectives on day one while we brits took three months to achieve our initial objectives on the field. The combined casualties of Verdun and the Somme did break the French army but it never surrendered and the casualties (in excess of 1,000,000,000 Germans killed) they inflicted on Germany allowed the British with the support of the US to break through and defeat the Germans.
As for WWII the French and British misjudged the speed and direction of The German advance and it can (and indeed has) be argued that the surrender was forced upon the French as a result of the British fleeing the continent via Dunkirk. While the British fought on against Germany they did not have an occupying army on their shores and immediately after Dunkirk only one member of the cabinet opposed an immediate British surrender had German troops ever succeeded in setting foot on the British mainland it is likely Britain would have surrendered as quickly as the French.
Christ that hurts to say. |

Starrakatt
Z0MBIELAND Double Tap.
8
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Posted - 2012.11.23 19:00:00 -
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Kalel Nimrott wrote:Join a pvp corp, its incredible easy to lose simpathy for others.... Truth.
I was miner and mission runner before being goaded into pvp by some heartless griefers. Now I kill without guilt and even with, yes, perverse pleasure.
Also, OP is an oddity, french Canadians are mean and ferocious. |

Elias Greyhand
2029
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Posted - 2012.11.23 20:31:00 -
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Surfin's PlunderBunny wrote:Ristlin Wakefield wrote:Unsuccessful At Everything wrote:Ristlin Wakefield wrote:
Seeing the end near, he exhaled all the air from his lungs and tightened himself into a ball. Seconds later he was floating through space and the ooze that once nurtured him splattered over his body. He felt his throat tighten as he fought a desire to breathe, but his instincts took over and forced him to inhale the airless space. As his lungs filled with vacuum his limbs shot in every direction in a maddened frenzy trying desperately to stop his life from extinguishing. But there was no reprieve. His killers watched on with contempt as the heat of his body was sucked out of him, leaving behind a cold lifeless corpse that would never rot -- preserving a look of utter horror and misery that will remain etched on his face for all eternity.
Auto-erotic asphyxiation is bad, mmmkay? Not to those who enjoy it. Yeah, don't knock it till you've tried it
And if you go too far "He Didn't Know When To Stop" will look quite cryptic on your gravestone. "That which is done cannot be undone. But it can be avenged." |

Yatama Kautsuo
Tencus
44
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Posted - 2012.11.25 16:41:00 -
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Ristlin Wakefield wrote:Vera Algaert wrote:Ristlin Wakefield wrote:Seeing the end near, he exhaled all the air from his lungs and tightened himself into a ball. Seconds later he was floating through space and the ooze that once nurtured him splattered over his body. He felt his throat tighten as he fought a desire to breathe, but his instincts took over and forced him to inhale the airless space. As his lungs filled with vacuum his limbs shot in every direction in a maddened frenzy trying desperately to stop his life from extinguishing. But there was no reprieve. His killers watched on with contempt as the heat of his body was sucked out of him, leaving behind a cold lifeless corpse that would never rot -- preserving a look of utter horror and misery that will remain etched on his face for all eternity. you just failed Physics 101 - vaccum is a very good insulator. Even if vacuum held insulating properties it wouldn't matter because your naked body would still be exposed, allowing heat to transfer out of your body via the skin. Besides, you would die of asphyxiation before freezing -- which I noted. Also, I wouldn't rush to judge others seeing as you likely wouldn't pass middle school english with your level of reading comprehension (of a fictional piece, no less!) and an interesting way of spelling "vaccum"  Good day, sir!
you would choke way before you freeze. the leidenfrost effect exists in space too :) |

SB Rico
the united Negative Ten.
32
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Posted - 2012.11.25 17:45:00 -
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Yatama Kautsuo wrote:Ristlin Wakefield wrote:Vera Algaert wrote:Ristlin Wakefield wrote:Seeing the end near, he exhaled all the air from his lungs and tightened himself into a ball. Seconds later he was floating through space and the ooze that once nurtured him splattered over his body. He felt his throat tighten as he fought a desire to breathe, but his instincts took over and forced him to inhale the airless space. As his lungs filled with vacuum his limbs shot in every direction in a maddened frenzy trying desperately to stop his life from extinguishing. But there was no reprieve. His killers watched on with contempt as the heat of his body was sucked out of him, leaving behind a cold lifeless corpse that would never rot -- preserving a look of utter horror and misery that will remain etched on his face for all eternity. you just failed Physics 101 - vaccum is a very good insulator. Even if vacuum held insulating properties it wouldn't matter because your naked body would still be exposed, allowing heat to transfer out of your body via the skin. Besides, you would die of asphyxiation before freezing -- which I noted. Also, I wouldn't rush to judge others seeing as you likely wouldn't pass middle school english with your level of reading comprehension (of a fictional piece, no less!) and an interesting way of spelling "vaccum"  Good day, sir! you would choke way before you freeze. the leidenfrost effect exists in space too :)
Thinking about this the cause of death imho is more likely to be the cold (absolute zero) while there would be asphyxiation to consider, the oxygen deprived brain can survive for several minutes but...
What about explosion? Lack of external pressure plus internal pressure = ? |

Kale Eledar
Wolves and Knights The Irukandji
58
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Posted - 2012.11.25 18:41:00 -
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It would take far longer to freeze to death than to suffocate. Space is cold, but not absolute zero (that's technically unobtainable). Being a vacuum, it transfers heat very poorly, but it's not a perfect vacuum either. Decompression and embolism from gases in the blood turning to vapor in your veins would be your main problem.
Also, good on OP for trying to learn.
Finally, there are about 2000 years of recorded French battles. Long before most countries were a cell in their dad's ballsack. First come smiles, then lies. Last is gunfire. |

SB Rico
the united Negative Ten.
32
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Posted - 2012.11.25 19:46:00 -
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Kale Eledar wrote:It would take far longer to freeze to death than to suffocate. Space is cold, but not absolute zero (that's technically unobtainable). Being a vacuum, it transfers heat very poorly, but it's not a perfect vacuum either. Decompression and embolism from gases in the blood turning to vapor in your veins would be your main problem.
Also, good on OP for trying to learn.
Finally, there are about 2000 years of recorded French battles. Long before most countries were a cell in their dad's ballsack. Seems the Oxygen = lose consciousness and your blood would boil and freeze with your internal organs expanding rapidly...
http://science.howstuffworks.com/question540.htm
interesting reading really |

Taoist Dragon
Forced Penetration Reckless Faith
77
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Posted - 2012.11.25 20:31:00 -
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Kale Eledar wrote:
Also, good on OP for trying to learn.
Finally, there are about 2000 years of recorded French battles. Long before most countries were a cell in their dad's ballsack.
I'm English. I love france but have found the general french person to be a complete arse! But that may have something to do with me being english and they seem to disliek us as much we them.
However I have a nice conversation on a French airbase once when I was over ther for some weapons testing.
The french airman was bragging about battles the french had won. I admitted then had won a few decent battle but I just had to point out that the 'french' had only won one WAR.
The french civil war because both sides were french!
Oh yeah.....they lost the ensuing fight as well. That is the Way, the Tao.
Balance is everything.
I'm NOT a Pirate! I'm a privateer! |

Reppyk
Yarrbear Inc. BricK sQuAD.
210
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Posted - 2012.11.26 09:34:00 -
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Kale Eledar wrote:Finally, there are about 2000 years of recorded French battles. Long before most countries were a cell in their dad's ballsack. Sadly the "France" is not even 2000 years old... |

Kurt Saken
State War Academy Caldari State
11
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Posted - 2012.11.26 11:48:00 -
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If you feel weak and are afraid to die join a big null alliance and swim in the blue sea, like the rest do.
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Random Majere
Epsilon Lyr Nulli Secunda
39
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Posted - 2012.11.26 20:58:00 -
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OP is probably one of those pequists that weared the "carr+¬ rouge" (red square) during last summer`s student manifestations in Montreal. If it is the case, it would explain it all ! |

No Alibi
Sometimes Here
0
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Posted - 2012.11.26 22:30:00 -
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Inquisitor Kitchner wrote:
Can someone translate OP into english for me? TIA
He's going Dark Side.... |

No Alibi
Sometimes Here
0
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Posted - 2012.11.26 22:32:00 -
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Brego Tralowski wrote:I always get shaky and my heart races during PvP I can't help it! I'm not a brilliant PvPer but I know of no other game that delivers that 'heart in your mouth' moment like Eve does! That's why I love this game so much.
You do learn very quickly from your failures though which is a good thing though it doesn't feel like it at the time! It is good that we have the tools as well to look over our losses and adapt so that next time, if you do go down you can take a few with you.
People have said PvE but fit for PvP which is good advice. +1
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Boughan Maroon
Ideal Machine Academy The Ideal Machine
2
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Posted - 2012.11.27 20:36:00 -
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Ravend wrote:Corail Amber wrote:Yeah what about Napoleon conquering half of Europe ? What about France providing vital help to the American Revolution ?
Don't bring history if you dont consider all the facts.
Also sentences like : People from X country are [whatever] , are basically stupid as heck.
France is beautiful, it's a great country, have hot chicks, wonderful gastronomy, people, and places. Deal with it. Couldn't agree with you more. People judging entire nations on isolated facts should judge themselves first. By the way these people are American most of the time. Why ? Because American people are not really open to the rest of the world, the fact that most of them only speak English and that half of them has never left the USA say it all. Criticizing France is easy, have you ever been to France ? Have you ever even left your country ? So much hate against France for refusing to be part of the Iraq War. By the way what was the point of this war ? We still don't get it and it seems like it was a big mistake of big president George W. Bush so France was definitely right. By the way France has never had a President with -100 IQ. France has a great history and many Americans have without a doubt French ancestors, it is not possible to compare the USA to France since the USA history probably really begins with WW1 ; they also have never been involved in a major war on their soil. USA or France, it doesn't matter, we are coming from Europe. Jesus.
Please, if you use history in (as) an argument, know the facts. The US did have a major war (war of Southern Secession 1861 -1865) (please spare me the semantic argument about calling it the civil war). I believe that Gettysburg had been one of the bloodiest battles ever (as in the entire history of mankind) when it occured.
Also the US history decidedly did not begin with WWI. Just to name one very improtant example google the so called Monroe Doctrine, which set up a number of future wars in the 20th century.
To the OP, I too feel that way when PvPing, good attitude! Let your anger guide you. Become the Imperium. Strike back!
B. |

SB Rico
the united Negative Ten.
33
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Posted - 2012.11.27 21:18:00 -
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Boughan Maroon wrote:Ravend wrote:Corail Amber wrote:Yeah what about Napoleon conquering half of Europe ? What about France providing vital help to the American Revolution ?
Don't bring history if you dont consider all the facts.
Also sentences like : People from X country are [whatever] , are basically stupid as heck.
France is beautiful, it's a great country, have hot chicks, wonderful gastronomy, people, and places. Deal with it. Couldn't agree with you more. People judging entire nations on isolated facts should judge themselves first. By the way these people are American most of the time. Why ? Because American people are not really open to the rest of the world, the fact that most of them only speak English and that half of them has never left the USA say it all. Criticizing France is easy, have you ever been to France ? Have you ever even left your country ? So much hate against France for refusing to be part of the Iraq War. By the way what was the point of this war ? We still don't get it and it seems like it was a big mistake of big president George W. Bush so France was definitely right. By the way France has never had a President with -100 IQ. France has a great history and many Americans have without a doubt French ancestors, it is not possible to compare the USA to France since the USA history probably really begins with WW1 ; they also have never been involved in a major war on their soil. USA or France, it doesn't matter, we are coming from Europe. Jesus. Please, if you use history in (as) an argument, know the facts. The US did have a major war (war of Southern Secession 1861 -1865) (please spare me the semantic argument about calling it the civil war). I believe that Gettysburg had been one of the bloodiest battles ever (as in the entire history of mankind) when it occured. Also the US history decidedly did not begin with WWI. Just to name one very improtant example google the so called Monroe Doctrine, which set up a number of future wars in the 20th century. To the OP, I too feel that way when PvPing, good attitude! Let your anger guide you. Become the Imperium. Strike back! B.
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SB Rico
the united Negative Ten.
33
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Posted - 2012.11.27 21:48:00 -
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Oh and in case someone felt my use of the term Jackass Frigate offensive or disrespectful of the conflict in question...
Jackass Frigate was a term used by the British navy of the time to refer to the smaller outdated frigates usually rated between 26 and 32 guns usually of a 12 pound bore (although some mounted carronades a shorter range but larger bore cannon) an example (and historical ship) being the HMS Surprise in the movie, and series of books, Master and Commander. These ships were remnants of previous wars of which 5 survived in service at the outset of the 1812 conflict and were severely outgunned by the modern frigates most of which were rated as 38 gun ships mounting 18 pound bore cannon, although the americans also possesed 3, 44 gun 24 pound frigates.
The Jackass frigates were considered, at the time, to be a bad ship to command as they could not realistically expect to engage the larger, more powerful ships of their class and thus gave their captains almost no chance of earning distinction while at the same time due to their nominal class it would have been dishonourable for these ships NOT to engage another frigate even though heavily outclassed.
By 1813-1814 the Jackass frigates were in fact either sold out of the British navy or dismantled, which I personally feel sad as I have felt for a long time their was something almost romantic about these underdogs during this conflict.
Enjoy this while you can cos an ISD is bound to be here any second with the not relevant stamp, I hope they at least comment it was interesting :) |

Surfin's PlunderBunny
The Python Cartel.
3731
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Posted - 2012.11.27 22:17:00 -
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SB Rico wrote:Oh and in case someone felt my use of the term Jackass Frigate offensive or disrespectful of the conflict in question...
Jackass Frigate was a term used by the British navy of the time to refer to the smaller outdated frigates usually rated between 26 and 32 guns usually of a 12 pound bore (although some mounted carronades a shorter range but larger bore cannon) an example (and historical ship) being the HMS Surprise in the movie, and series of books, Master and Commander. These ships were remnants of previous wars of which 5 survived in service at the outset of the 1812 conflict and were severely outgunned by the modern frigates most of which were rated as 38 gun ships mounting 18 pound bore cannon, although the americans also possesed 3, 44 gun 24 pound frigates.
The Jackass frigates were considered, at the time, to be a bad ship to command as they could not realistically expect to engage the larger, more powerful ships of their class and thus gave their captains almost no chance of earning distinction while at the same time due to their nominal class it would have been dishonourable for these ships NOT to engage another frigate even though heavily outclassed.
By 1813-1814 the Jackass frigates were in fact either sold out of the British navy or dismantled, which I personally feel sad as I have felt for a long time their was something almost romantic about these underdogs during this conflict.
Enjoy this while you can cos an ISD is bound to be here any second with the not relevant stamp, I hope they at least comment it was interesting :)
It's only worthy foe was the Douchebag Destroyer "Little ginger moron" ~David Hasselhoff-á |

Le Badass
Zealots of Bob
5
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Posted - 2012.11.28 13:29:00 -
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SB Rico wrote:Yatama Kautsuo wrote:Ristlin Wakefield wrote:Vera Algaert wrote:Ristlin Wakefield wrote:Seeing the end near, he exhaled all the air from his lungs and tightened himself into a ball. Seconds later he was floating through space and the ooze that once nurtured him splattered over his body. He felt his throat tighten as he fought a desire to breathe, but his instincts took over and forced him to inhale the airless space. As his lungs filled with vacuum his limbs shot in every direction in a maddened frenzy trying desperately to stop his life from extinguishing. But there was no reprieve. His killers watched on with contempt as the heat of his body was sucked out of him, leaving behind a cold lifeless corpse that would never rot -- preserving a look of utter horror and misery that will remain etched on his face for all eternity. you just failed Physics 101 - vaccum is a very good insulator. Even if vacuum held insulating properties it wouldn't matter because your naked body would still be exposed, allowing heat to transfer out of your body via the skin. Besides, you would die of asphyxiation before freezing -- which I noted. Also, I wouldn't rush to judge others seeing as you likely wouldn't pass middle school english with your level of reading comprehension (of a fictional piece, no less!) and an interesting way of spelling "vaccum"  Good day, sir! you would choke way before you freeze. the leidenfrost effect exists in space too :) Thinking about this the cause of death imho is more likely to be the cold (absolute zero) while there would be asphyxiation to consider, the oxygen deprived brain can survive for several minutes but... What about explosion? Lack of external pressure plus internal pressure = ?
I seem to recall Eve-lore explaining that as soon as the pod starts to rupture, the clone inside is administered a powerful poison which will almost immediately kill it, so while the original tale was indeed riveting, it wouldn't happen. Instead, the corpse would drift out into space and freeze solid. No dramatic moment of death, I'm afraid.
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