Predators and Prey
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AkanaLeFox
A Floofy Pastel Fox
i want chicken nuggets :3
TR273
Pirate Fox Mom
I fear NOTHING!!!!!
(Seriously I have a mortal dread of being trapped in a void of nothing....)
Keefur
aka Cutter Cat
Chickens like to protect their nuggets.
Keefur
aka Cutter Cat
*Traps you in a hamster ball and shoots you into outer space.*
TR273
Pirate Fox Mom
Where on a chicken are it's nuggets?Chickens like to protect their nuggets.
AkanaLeFox
A Floofy Pastel Fox
I want chicken nuggets more now..*insert sad fox sound*Chickens like to protect their nuggets.
AkanaLeFox
A Floofy Pastel Fox
*eats the chicken alive* Nom-
TR273
Pirate Fox Mom
AkanaLeFox
A Floofy Pastel Fox
Mm..yummy chicken
AkanaLeFox
A Floofy Pastel Fox
*Eats the armoured chicken* -w-
AkanaLeFox
A Floofy Pastel Fox
mmm...chicken nuggets..
Cosmic-FS
A creature of the night
AkanaLeFox
A Floofy Pastel Fox
Can i have chicken nuggets?
TR273
Pirate Fox Mom
Who's up for some FACTS?
Everyone? Good!
Continuing the Lord Armstrong and Victorian engineering topic...
As mentioned Armstrong's Elswick Works included shipbuilding, two notable projects were the SS Gluckauf (1885) and the Baikal (1896).
The Gluckauf was the first ocean going oil tanker to carry oil in tanks formed from the holds (the skin of the vessel) and had all her machinery mounted aft, making her the forerunner of the modern oil tanker.
The Baikal was a very unusual project. She was a 3000 ton train ferry to be operated on lake Baikal, however she couldn't be sailed there. So the ship was built, then dismantled into 7000 parts and shipped that way, then she was reassembled on the shore of the lake and entered service.
Everyone? Good!
Continuing the Lord Armstrong and Victorian engineering topic...
As mentioned Armstrong's Elswick Works included shipbuilding, two notable projects were the SS Gluckauf (1885) and the Baikal (1896).
The Gluckauf was the first ocean going oil tanker to carry oil in tanks formed from the holds (the skin of the vessel) and had all her machinery mounted aft, making her the forerunner of the modern oil tanker.
The Baikal was a very unusual project. She was a 3000 ton train ferry to be operated on lake Baikal, however she couldn't be sailed there. So the ship was built, then dismantled into 7000 parts and shipped that way, then she was reassembled on the shore of the lake and entered service.
