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History Forum / General / British History / August 2006Operation Ivy Bells
Horse Manure Dead Wrong. DSH > Jack Linthicum wrote: > >> Sea of Okhotsk is almost an inland sea, IIRC not penetrable without >> going through the 12 mile line. [sic] > Horse Manure > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >> Sea of Okhotsk is almost an inland sea, IIRC not penetrable without > >> going through the 12 mile line. [sic] Prove your contention. I presume you know I am talking about a submarine (the Halibut) penetrating the Sea of Okhotsk undetected in the early 1970s. No taking the highway to Wakkanai or some cruise ship from the 1990s. http://encarta.msn.com/map_701516413/Okhotsk_Sea_of.html The Strait of Soya (La Perouse) connects the Sea of Japan with the Sea of Okhotsk. Its narrowest point is 20 miles wide, and its depth is 30-60 meters. http://community.middlebury.edu/~scs/docs/Ji%20Guoxing-SLOC%20Security%20in%20th e%20Asia%20Pacific.htm Hilarious! This prancing, perfumed, prattling and pontificating idiot has obviously never even heard of the Kuril Islands. DSH >> Horse Manure >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> >> Sea of Okhotsk is almost an inland sea, IIRC not penetrable without >> >> going through the 12 mile line. [sic] <baldersnip> "Prancing, perfumed"? Are these your fantasies? About another man?  SignatureDoug > Hilarious! > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > <baldersnip> Hilarious! Pogue Linthicum, who previously wrote this piece of unadulterated drivel: > Sea of Okhotsk is almost an inland sea, IIRC not penetrable without > going through the 12 mile line. [sic]... FINALLY reacts to the repeated whacks upside the head with a sturdy 2 by 4 and realizes he has screwed the pooch -- because he forgot all about the Kuril Islands. Slow Learner... DSH Lux et Veritas et Libertas |
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