Astute

That happens so often, I'm thinking of buying a Bantam.

 

Too fucking right it is.

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Higgins

*Snort*

 

I've read a chicken is a useful thing once the wife has "gone off the
boil" but a breed that small is going to split.

 

I can't help but think that these are more practical for the modern
Royal Navy and British engineering know how

www.maultsaid.net/Photos/England/RN_Sub_Museum/RN_Sub_Museum_110.JPG
www.maultsaid.net/Photos/England/RN_Sub_Museum/RN_Sub_Museum_064.JPG

 

Good to know.

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steve auvache posted:

In the second of these pictures

http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/cumbria/hi/front_page/newsid_8358000/8358676.stm

I was interested to note the significant "you can't see this" area
behind what appears to be a pressure vessel of some kind.

 

Are you surprised?

 

Andy Bonwick posted:

Not really, although I thought perhaps they'd just crop the shots or
use angles that didn't reveal anything classified. Just the existence
of the censored area draws attention to it.

 

I'm pretty sure it would have been an almost empty hole when that
photo was taken but that would have given away a lot of secrets about
the hull construction.

 

"The pressurised water reactor in Astute is designed to create enough
steam to keep her turbines powered... blah.."

Well, I'd be pretty fucked off if it didn't, to be honest.
Where do they get these cunts?