Rufus Shinra
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It was the brainchild of the late and missed president Félix Faure.This is a penis ship.
What the hell, France.
What the hell.
It was the brainchild of the late and missed president Félix Faure.This is a penis ship.
What the hell, France.
What the hell.
The Jeune École had the right idea a few decades too early, picturing the torpedo in uses that would only become workable with the missile.@bluepencil, France... had ideas for ships during the late 1800s to early 1900s. All sorts of designs that were tried and quite a few of them had... problems, at sea.
Wots an Ork kruuza doin' ere?The Jeune École had the right idea a few decades too early, picturing the torpedo in uses that would only become workable with the missile.
And then there was this:
True, but then again that was one of those 'threw shit at the wall and found out about something that would be standard decades/centuries later' instances.The Jeune École had the right idea a few decades too early, picturing the torpedo in uses that would only become workable with the missile.
... and she was -from my recollection- crap as a sea boat.And then there was this:
Some of the French designs are pretty Orky to say the least...Wots an Ork kruuza doin' ere?
Needs moar teef.
It is what it is and the Francois gotta Francois. :VPenis ship? :V
Their astronomers have seen flashes upon flashes on Mars. The HMS Thunder Child stands ready.Seriously, what do you need this ship for, Britain?
Great news, admiral! I've found a teaching group willing to help your navy train in gunnery and torpedo warfare for half the usual fee. They are world-renowned for their skills too!Everyone needs a good lot of edjamacation, that's what I think!
In my experience, it can... but conflict is heavily dependent on various factors and tensions is simply one aspect of that. Wars, as they say, need two to tango.Does peace usually last this long in Rules the Waves?
Well, a "trou" is a hole and "de" means of, so Troude would be a word whose elements translate into "Hole of". Hole of what, however, will be left as an exercise for the reader. As for Amable Gilles Troude, he did like to make holes in enemy ships.What's a Troude?
Oh thank god it's not another penis ship.
Well, a "trou" is a hole and "de" means of, so Troude would be a word whose elements translate into "Hole of". Hole of what, however, will be left as an exercise for the reader. As for Amable Gilles Troude, he did like to make holes in enemy ships.