Today's picture from the Web!

[Colosseum]

.... in business, which IMO seems so puny compared to..... well, making actual ships float and all, what I am learning to do for an living. having been the one who put an repaired ship back in the water on my internship...... I don't think you should look down on the 'learning' guys here

I support an application that allows you to install a printer because the manual is written in Dutch and not just the Queen's English.

[Thiel]

Given the translation quality of pretty much every technical manual I've seen, I'm not sure that's an advantage.

[Colosseum]

Your wit is much appreciated, can I have some more? I like the snappiness of it, almost as if you're trying to troll me or something. Very cute! :*

And I think some of our terminology folks would have something to say to your comment! Considering we pay a *lot* of money for good translations!

[ALVAMA]

Well, no shit you cannot read a Dutch manuals Thiel!

[heuhen]

dutch is easy to understand from time to time (it's a bland of German, English and some Scandinavian words here and there....) but then I am a German in blood, Norwegian in birth... English in education... stupid just because I am me_____-.-______

[heuhen]

sometimes you feel like this:




Then there is only one thing to do, go get the suitcase:

[Redhorse]

[denodon]

Excellent image of Fuso in dry dock during 1933. Just look at that pagoda superstructure!

http://ww2db.com/image.php?image_id=11667

[Colosseum]

Incredible photo!

[denodon]

You can browse some of the Kuro Maritime archives on that site which includes many excellent high res photographs such as that one. Really get a sense of the complexity of that superstructure and the size of it compared to the workers swarming around her.