What Mc Donald's is feeding you...

[T.G]

Ammonia treated ground up meat scraps would have been preferable to the crap turned out by the "cooks" on some of the ships I've been on...

[Subvet642]

Originally Posted by T.G

Ammonia treated ground up meat scraps would have been preferable to the crap turned out by the "cooks" on some of the ships I've been on...

That's the great part of being on a sub; I heard a guy in the chow line actually say: "What, steak and shrimp, again!?"

[T.G]

Originally Posted by Subvet642

That's the great part of being on a sub; I heard a guy in the chow line actually say: "What, steak and shrimp, again!?"

Yeah, but you have to give up daylight, elbow room and fresh air for 30-90 days at a time for those kind of meals. Not knocking it, just not really an attractive trade off to me.

[Subvet642]

Originally Posted by T.G

Yeah, but you have to give up daylight, elbow room and fresh air for 30-90 days at a time for those kind of meals. Not knocking it, just not really an attractive trade off to me.

Fair enough! The way I figured it, though, if Ivan can't find you, Ivan can't shoot you. You guys probably got Liberty ports too, I'll bet. What was that like? For us it was 72 days at a time submerged, no Libs, no daylight, no women. Patrol was drag, but I'm glad I did it.

[T.G]

Originally Posted by Subvet642

Fair enough! The way I figured it, though, if Ivan can't find you, Ivan can't shoot you. You guys probably got Liberty ports too, I'll bet. What was that like? For us it was 72 days at a time submerged, no Libs, no daylight, no women. Patrol was drag, but I'm glad I did it.

Find us? FIND US? Hell, if we heard that Ivan was even possibly in the area, we'd start running the other way at flank speed. Supply ships aren't exactly known for being very good at shooting back....

As for what liberty ports are like - see my earlier partial sea story about getting thrown out of a soju tent in Chinhae.

[Montano]

Originally Posted by Subvet642

That's the great part of being on a sub; I heard a guy in the chow line actually say: "What, steak and shrimp, again!?"

I heard some scary stories about the goings on onboard a sub. Made me glad I was on a Gator Freighter.

[Subvet642]

Originally Posted by Montano

I heard some scary stories about the goings on onboard a sub. Made me glad I was on a Gator Freighter.

Scary how?

[Montano]

Originally Posted by Subvet642

Scary how?

Brokeback Mountain scary. But it looks like the OP isn't happy with us, so I digress.