7 minutes ago, JozoMujica said:

Ovo je indijski nosac aviona, nekadasnji sovjetski :geek:

1 hour ago, kronostime said:

Koliko je toaleta imao Kolumbo na brodovima pa otkrise Ameriku?

Nego ove sisice na brodovima danas bi jos i djakuzi na brodu?

A konopcem se brišeš, jbg...

Dajte ljudi, jel ovo istina?

Nije neka sprdnja?

Ozbiljno.

nije sprdnja, ja šesnes puta proveravala jer me je svojevremeno moderacija ovde upozoravala da ne kačim svašta

pitali ljudi groka jel' istina, kaže grok jeste, taj nosač ima probleme sa nekom mašinerijom što je neophodna da bi kanalizacija radila kako spada

@Downforce

Evo detalja, sve lepše od lepšeg.

SUMMERS: So, Steve, what's the problem?

WALSH: Well, in a word, the toilets. Back in July, I was contacted by the mother of a sailor on board USS Ford. She was concerned about sanitary conditions on the carrier, which had just deployed from its home port in Norfolk in June. A number of toilets were out of commission, and she wanted to know why. NPR has obtained documents that include a series of emails that detail the ship's effort to grapple with the breakdowns.

SUMMERS: I mean, that's a reasonable question, and it seems like a serious problem, especially with the Ford being a part of this military buildup, as we mentioned, as the administration applies pressure on Venezuela.

WALSH: That's right. So that just makes it all the more urgent. To be blunt, it's hard for 4,600 sailors to spend weeks and months on a ship without fully functioning toilets. USS Ford is the U.S.' newest aircraft carrier. It cost $13 billion, and it includes a number of new systems that hadn't been fully tested on Navy warships. The vacuum sewage system was borrowed in part from the cruise ship industry. It uses less water. But cruise ships are very different from warships, and the crew is struggling to keep up with repairs.

SUMMERS: So that mother that you heard from wasn't imagining things. Seriously, how bad is it?

WALSH: It's pretty bad. According to an email from the engineering department sent in March, sailors were working 19 hours a day to track down and fix leaks. The email references 205 calls in less than four days. Toilets, which the Navy calls heads, can go down for hours in parts of the ship. Once the carrier finally left Norfolk in June, the problem seemed to have gotten worse. In July and August, there are increasingly heated discussions between leadership and the engineering department. Since it's a vacuum system, a problem with one head can cause all of the toilets in that part of the ship to lose suction, making it difficult for the maintenance crews to isolate a problem. The crews find everything from T-shirts to a four-foot piece of rope clogging the system. But the most common problem seems to be a part of the back of the toilet that comes loose.

SUMMERS: OK. And you said that the Navy's known about this problem for years. So, I mean, obvious question maybe, but why don't they fix it?

WALSH: Right. So cost is a big factor. The Navy knew about the issue before the carrier was even finished. A 2020 General Accountability Office report says the Navy has a temporary solution to clean the pipes with an acid flush, which costs $400,000 each time it's used. Documents we received show the Ford has done this at least 10 times since 2023. It can't be done while the ship is deployed, though, so the crew has been power washing areas with calcium, and sludge departments - and sludge buildups are happening.

So without offering specifics, the Navy said in a statement that the carrier has seen a decrease in issues as the Ford deployment continues. A long-term solution is expected to be expensive and years away. And, Juana, experts tell NPR that this is one of many cautionary tales for the Navy as the administration looks at designing a new battleship with lasers and railguns and other unproven technology.

https://www.npr.org/2026/01/15/nx-s1-5676229/the-uss-ford-crew-is-struggling-with-sewage-problems-on-board-the-navys-new-carrier

ono kad toliko unapredis tehnologiju za ubijanje, da te ova na drugom kraju saceka spustenih gaca.

nego hoce li da osvanu toy toyz po palubi

možda bi hulja mogao malo da se umili narandžastom i priskoči u pomoć, ima iskustva sa toi-toi

6 minutes ago, Mr.Mxyzptlk said:

ono kad toliko unapredis tehnologiju za ubijanje, da te ova na drugom kraju saceka spustenih gaca.

nego hoce li da osvanu toy toyz po palubi

haha, odavno ne videh da je nešto ovako selo, osim simbolički, ovde i bukvalno, haha

15 minutes ago, Mr.Mxyzptlk said:

nego hoce li da osvanu toy toyz po palubi

Nema potrebe, ipak su oni drestrenirani vojnici.

...da seru u sopstvene gaće.

5 hours ago, kronostime said:

Na ogradu pa u more - problem resen.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poop_deck

28 minutes ago, JozoMujica said:

Nema potrebe, ipak su oni drestrenirani vojnici.

...da seru u sopstvene gaće.

A kako se brišu? Pusti jednu ruku, ovaj što ga drži mu dodaje toalet papir? Mogu da zavare one male ručkice za papir dužinom cele ograde, ovako postoji opasnost da usrani upadaju u more dok se papir odmotava za njima...

Edited February 24Feb 24 by Rudolf Pingvinoglu

3 minutes ago, Rudolf Pingvinoglu said:

A kako se brišu? Pusti jednu ruku, ovaj što ga drži mu dodaje toalet papir? Mogu da zavare one male ručkice za papir dužinom cele ograde, ovako postoji opasnost da usrani upadaju u more dok se papir odmotava za njima...

Nemojte se toliko sprdati sa američkom vojskom, opet će nam se posrati po glavama kao '99.

9 minutes ago, Filozof manijak said:

Nemojte se toliko sprdati sa američkom vojskom, opet će nam se posrati po glavama kao '99.

Pa traži se najpraktičnije rešenje za problem, to nije sprdnja...mada, ništa im ne bi falilo ni da se useru, ko se nije usrao u gaće ko da nije ni živeo .

16 minutes ago, Filozof manijak said:

Nemojte se toliko sprdati sa američkom vojskom, opet će nam se posrati po glavama kao '99.

Ko sme da se sprda bre, vidi kakvi su zajebani.