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Gods ...

We really need to find someone who speak spanish.

alejandro wrote:

Why does this ship have an underwater bayonet on it?
I'm also thinking that the tiny spindle holding the rudder on may be begging for the rudder to break off.

Rhade: as you've noticed, I did use my wife to attempt to get the message through. She's however, not inclined to do it one more time, and I do wonder if he's (Alejandro) just using his 'inability' to speak English as a convenient excuse to post all this horrenduous crap? I definitely would approve if one of the 'hard-line' moderators would make an intervention...

Indeed bezo' I think you may be right. There is so many online dictionaries and good translators that you need to try really hard to not understand. He ignore shipbucket rules with premeditation.

Yes, Rhade. we agree. Now, without attempting to be presumptious or acting like a 'back-seat moderator', would and could a moderator step in and sort this out. This guy doesn't seem to even want to communicate; certainly not being willing to make that extra effort to try to do so, so I, personally cannot see any viability of this thread anymore. I think Sr Alejandro has, quite literally burned his ships, by disregarding even the simplest norms this site has. Innocent transgressions, or doing it by ignorance I can easily put up with and overlook. This, however, I don't believe we have any use for. That's my 5 cents' worth of opinion...

Bezobrazov, just let the staff do it's job.

Aye, aye, 'Sir', but do it then, thank you!

Why does the Cervantes still have a bayonet on the bow?