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>Is this bikini too small for me?
>Can you see my tubes?

>>30246591
Holy shit that's a big radar

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Look at the gaping hole on this BBW

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>>30246619
The people are standing behind it so it looks deceptively big, but it's still 32 sq M

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>>30246643
she's just big boned. Who want's to see her lewds?

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>>30246659

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Too big to get out of the bath on her own.

>>30246697
>>30246731
When you work in one of the largest ship yards and build cruise ships which are bigger than battleships and aircraft carriers.

>>30246674
He's a big guy

>>30246758
Benefits of not having to worry about fitting through Panama canal

>>30246591
Here's hoping it can function in warm waters unlike the Type 45s

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T H I C K

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>>30246731
>filename
Kekarooney.

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Captain's Log: The aft was fat.

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>>30247029
North Carolina here, Iowa a fat slut.

>>30246619
If we remove it will it die?

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>>30247041
Wisconsin here; North Carolina a "Slow Boat".

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>>30247200

It would be rather painful.

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>>30247299
They expect one of us to die in the crash brother!

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>>30247029
I got a captains log for her alright.

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>>30247416

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>>30247426
Kids these days wouldn't know what fat was if it bit them on the arse.

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>>30247482

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>>30247515
>>30247482
Shit, not HMS, what was I thinking.....

>>30246988
There's one very specific and avoidable set of circumstances that require an engine restart. And it's when one of the two engines is running and that engine is running in what is essentially 'economy' mode. Then the engine will not generate enough power to cool itself in the stupidly warm waters of the Persian gulf.

In any remotely war like scenario both engines will be running so it's not an issue. Ontop of that a third auxiliary engine for cooling alone is already being added when each ship comes back to port.

Still the best AAW ship in the world.

>>30247926
sensationalist media cares not about factual accuracy

>>30246591
There is also an AESA version in developement.

Shit would get quite OP.