Molly_Delaney

Check your law..... Quote "Japan statutory rape law is violated when an individual has consensual sexual contact with a person under age 13. At 13, Japan's base age of consent is the lowest of any developed country. However, many prefectures also have local "corruption of minors" or "obscenity statutes" (淫行条例) which raise the de-facto age of consent to 16-18, unless they are in a "sincere romantic relationship", usually determined by parental consent. For example, the effective age of consent in Tokyo by local statute is 18. The age of marriage is 16 for girls and 18 for boys with parental permission, and 20 otherwise (as stated in " ﾅｽ邃｢窶慊ｶ窶｢ﾅｸﾅｽﾆ停?邸", the Child Welfare Act of Japan." So the age of consent is 13 unless raised by local prefecture statutes. It is about 18 like most nations unless the couple are in a genuine relationship with parental permission. Sounds far more grow-up than most western societies where at 15 & 364 days you're a child and at 16 you're an adult for somethings but can't buy your own smokes or booze......

yeah, of course smart people swear. BUT smart people also know when not to swear publicly and that is the difference. Saxon has some very good swear words and most people wont know what you're saying.........

Caprica Six and that dress!!!

Sounds dangerously close to French though........ They could use 'the' perhaps?

A good question..... Firstly, Anime is Japanese and the age of consent in Japan is 13... A quick search revealed it's 14 for China. Also it's Anime.... not real actual photos. Being a female type person myself I have the view of 'Look but don't Touch', guys staring doesn't bother me but touching earns a punch in the face. Also, getting funny now: It has been proven that the sight of boobs reduces men's IQ by 50%, per boob And at least they don't have Captain Rias Gremory.......... (definitely NSFW!!!!!)

Just do what I do; assume that the rest of your team is composed of 12 year old boys who have just discovered the dictionary has 'bad words' in it.......

@OP Hmmm, thought CVs went after DDs exclusively........ Might just as well start banning 'Excellent Players' from Ranked for being too good....

Strange how most of the Main Characters from the Honorverse are official WG Bots....... I ended up with Lester Tourville's Flag Captain........

A Steam game about warships..... but they're girls..... with bunny, cat & fox ears.................. Can't remember what it's called.......

Yep, In Thunderer or Yamato you get 5 maybe 6 salvos off and then game over....... But if you need to receive damage (potential?) then random is better as the Bots in coop either ignore you or are deadly accurate.....

The real one was also fitted with Type 22 surface search radar in late 44........ Just saying.......

A torpedo with both a contact detonator to explode when it hits the side AND a magnetic detonator to explode underneath the hull is what is needed for submarines. If the gyros haven't got the torp to the correct depth to hit the inside it will explode underneath......... Yes an explosion not in contact with the hull will have little if any effect, the water is needed to tamp the explosion (cf Dambusters) An explosion under the hull will either lift the ship or create a cavity underneath due to explosive cavition which will snap the keel. At the very least it will stress the hull plates and might pop the prop-shaft [edited] seals causing leaks.

This makes sense.

uboataces.com disagrees..... quote "The magnetic pistol was triggered by the ship’s magnetic field and was designed to explode underneath the hull. Such explosions could break a ship’s hull in two, sinking it with just one torpedo. However, magnetic pistols were prone to premature detonations, with many exploding as the torpedo approached the wake of the ship. There were several reasons for this. First, the earth’s magnetic field changes with different latitudes, which were not properly offset by the device. Second, torpedoes tend to approach the target from astern, where the differential speed was reduced. The magnetic pistol could not detect a gradual change in magnetic flux, and failed to detonate. Finally, poor design led to high vibrations within the torpedo itself, which ultimately caused the relay to fail. Until the problem was solved, the less effective contact pistol was used." From: http://uboataces.com/weapon-torpedo.shtml

Magnetic Mines detect changes in the magnetic field when a large metallic object passes close by; hence HMS 'Tupperware' a REAL Royal Navy Minesweeper. Magnetic Fuses for Torpedoes where developed by many countries to enable the torpedo to explode under the hull thus defeating the 'torpedo bulge' on larger warships. That is independently verifiable fact. Also Magnetic fuses in WW2 proved so unreliable in the Pacific theatre that the USN dropped their usage. You want a 'near miss' torpedo then you're asking for acoustically homing torpedoes which again main Navies developed or at least researched in WW2. Look up Hedy Lamarr for some facts about WW2 guided torpedoes and how mp3 players work.......