Andy_Ross
Penultimate Amazing
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He recognised tas a rectangular objectHe recognised it.
He recognised tas a rectangular objectHe recognised it.
Cite? The accuracy of your recall in this thread is practically non-existent as is your understanding of marine rescue equipment, or any marine equipment for that matter.As I recall the Turku coastguard ran a sonar.
And what plan was that? You're implying you have knowledge of a plan. Is it documented? Can you name the organization? Someone involved? What is the source for this plan?Actually, Tammes getting through on his walkie talkie wasn't part of the plan.
It was a box-shaped thing. Nobody recognised it as any kind of device, including Braidwood.You didn't recognise the device Braidwood noticed.
We have been around this loop before, on exactly this same point of Vixen not grasping that the Estonia disappeared from radar, and that is not at all the same thing as sonar.Why would the coastguard be running a sonar?
Do you know what a sonar is and what it's used for?
Then why do you repeatedly and continually run to Google or AI when you're asked to explain something? When asked a simple question, specifically about what *you understand* by something, you run to Google or AI, and regurgitate whatever answer you get, no matter how irrelevant or wrong, for example when you were asked what you thought "forward of the bow" meant (because you had hilariously misunderstood the clear meaning from the context), instead of actually being able to respond with your own thoughts, you actually asked AI to tell you what "forward of the bow" meant. Absolutely laughable for someone so boastful of their intellect, education, debate standards, etc.Us ladies are capable of thinking for ourselves.
Not only that, Vixen actually acknowledged that she shouldn't have mentioned sonar, and said she meant radar instead. Awful memory for what she's said in the past in this discussion.We have been around this loop before, on exactly this same point of Vixen not grasping that the Estonia disappeared from radar, and that is not at all the same thing as sonar.
Vixen said:Whoops. Soz, I meant radar.
Almost as if it were just an act.And people were noting the reset back then too, that we were already treading back over familiar ground.
Thinking for oneself is not a gender issue. Your attempt to make it one reflects poorly on your own thought processes.Us ladies are capable of thinking for ourselves.
I went to the Isle of Wight in 1980 and mistook another woman for my own mother. "Crikey," I exclaimed.I remember doing that on a boat cruising round the Isle of Wight in 1981. My white jeans were filthy afterwards.
You must have been born at a very early age.Interestingly, my mum was actually older than me. That’s how old she was.
I was. Indeed, I was actually born prematurely.You must have been born at a very early age.
lucky you.Well, she used to be a VAT inspector in Southport, the town where the rioters come from or go to. I called her 'mum'; by night, she may have been called 'Thug Lillie'. Who knows? Interestingly, my mum was actually older than me. That’s how old she was.