The Gifting Game

[southbiochem]

Did not know McDonalds made that kind of thing....*shivers*

oh, well, more fuel for sustaining large vessels..

but who doesn't love a vintage ironclad, no?

I leave behind the "Almirante Thomas Cochrane" (yes, yes a Brit dude was the first Chilean Navy Commander, hence the name)

[Jovial]

My chickens demand choppers :p

Though I guess since they are not sea worthy either we had better rethink this…

I gift an arrow head…

[southbiochem]

It better be poisoned with something good...

ok, there you go a "chopper" carrier full of choppers

[Jovial]

Yes, the plan is falling into place :p

I gift a sack of corn…

[Rainbowmum]

Popcorn anyone?

I gift a magic dream.

[trialbyerror]

Did not know McDonalds made that kind of thing....*shivers*

oh, well, more fuel for sustaining large vessels..

but who doesn't love a vintage ironclad, no?

I leave behind the "Almirante Thomas Cochrane" (yes, yes a Brit dude was the first Chilean Navy Commander, hence the name)

Figures......

1) Its supposed to be a battleship... I mean, just LOOK at the thing :eek:
2) Utterly useless against an aircraft carrier....

Thanks
I'll share the state lottery with you for that....

I Gift one sunburnt 4YO (not too bad) went out for the day with his other G/folks....
never again...

[Rainbowmum]

I will see you slightly burnt 4 year old and will gift you two burnt girls.

[southbiochem]

Figures......

1) Its supposed to be a battleship... I mean, just LOOK at the thing :eek:
2) Utterly useless against an aircraft carrier....

That ironclad served its purpose in defeating the Peruvian Navy. Ultimately, control of sea gave my little piece of land the win in that war.

Our biggest concerns now (should such a case arrives) are those 2 northern neighbours, as always, and neither one holds an aircraft carrier..so..

Ok, I take the lot of burnt kids and I better start putting some lotion on that sunburn


I leave behind a Soviet Tu-95 bomber

[trialbyerror]

Oh that navy, 3 rowing boats and a ketch?mile:

[trialbyerror]

Did not know McDonalds made that kind of thing....*shivers*

oh, well, more fuel for sustaining large vessels..

but who doesn't love a vintage ironclad, no?

I leave behind the "Almirante Thomas Cochrane" (yes, yes a Brit dude was the first Chilean Navy Commander, hence the name)

Me thinks you got your names mixed up.

This is the admirante lorrent, the sister ship.

The Thomas cochryn was finally comissioned as an aircraft carrier,

See aunty Wiki....:tongue::tongue: