Slang description of submarine races?
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My dad use to say that sometimes when I was going out on a date.  "Going to watch the submarine races?" It would be nice to know the origin of that.  All I could think of was making out.
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Does this help\nAs a submariner for years I also did not know this one.\n\nJIMMY "Jimmy-the-One"Naval nickname for the First Lieutenant of a ship. In the early days he was referred to as the "First Luff". Usually nowadays abbreviated to JIMMY and known as NUMBER ONE. \nhttp://www.royal-navy.mod.uk/server/show/nav.3814
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Round-off Double back-handspring double back layout. \nJust Joking.\n\nRound-off Double back-handspring!!!!!!!!\n(not joking)
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I am also Army so it beats the hell out of me why Autodog is Navy language means soft-serve ice cream, but there you have.  Check out my source.
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hey jedi there is a thing called racing...watercross,grass drags, or you could just ride it on the sand, i bet its similar to snow
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http://www.peevish.co.uk/slang/\nwww.urbandictionary.com
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A submersible is a type of underwater vessel with limited mobility which are typically transported to their area of operation by surface ships or large submarines. Apart from size, the technical difference between a 'submersible' & a 'submarine' is that submersibles are not totally autonomous & rely on a support facility or vessel for charging of batteries & high pressure air & high pressure oxygen replenishment.
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I was one of those who mocked my compatriots.  As a Submariner, I was a "bubble head", the surface Navy were targets, or Pukes.  Marines, "Jarheads"....the list goes on.  In part it is just the banter and good nautured ribbing of other branches, to make yourself or your branch better.  I suppose there are those who really dislike other branches, but I never met one.  I don't think in eight years I saw anyone say one of those names in anger.
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Military slang for being dumber then a box of rocks\n\nUseally associated with being in trouble, in the military your "Awarded" punishments
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First on Race Day\n\nFast on Race Day\n\nFavorite of Radical Dudes\n\nFocus of Real Drivers\n\nTry a real challenge, people...\n\nCHEVROLET: Condition Hopeless, Entire Vehicle Relies on Leftover Engine Technology\n\nConstant Headache, Every Valve Rattles on Long Extended Trips\n\nDODGE: Dear Old Dad's Geriatric Express\n\nPONTIAC: Poor Old Nimrod Thinks It's a Cadillac
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Here are some sites that may help you:\n\nhttp://www.elcamino.cc.ca.us/faculty/sdowden/Family%20Summer%2004_files/frame.htm#slide0026.htm\nhttp://www.delmar.edu/socsci/rlong/race/far-04.htm
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In popular usage, SOS became associated with phrases such as "Save Our Ship," "Survivors On Ship," "Save Our Souls" and "Send Out Sailors". However, these phrases were a later development, most likely used to help remember the correct letters- something known as a backronym. Other backronyms include Stuck On Site.
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Veni, natavi, vici!\nCongratulations on winning the race!
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Try this\n\nAn old retired sailor puts on his old uniform and goes down to the docks once more for old time's sake. He hires a prostitute and takes her up to a room. He's going at it as best as he can for a guy his age. The old sailor asks, "How am I doing?" The prostitute replies, "Well, sailor, you're doing about three knots." "Three knots?" he replies, "What's that supposed to mean?" She says, "You're knot hard, you're knot in, and you're knot getting your money back."
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loo = toilet\ngeezer = big shot\npoof = gay person\nfag = cigarrette\n\nthen there's all kinds of cockney rhymme slang:\n\napples & pears = stairs\nrosy lee = tea\nboat race = face\ntrouble & strife = wife\nhamstead heath = teeth\nnuclear sub = pub
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Staff Sergeant \nStrategic Studies Group\nGuided Missile Submarine\nSpecial Services Group (Sprint)\nSärskilda Skyddsgruppen (Swedish Army Special Forces)\nSpecial Service Group (Pakistan Army)\nSpecial Study Group\nStock Selection Guide (NAIC)\nSuper Shotgun (Quake/gaming)\nScientific Steering Group\nShark Specialist Group\nStandard Systems Group\nSpecial Surveillance Group (FBI counter-intelligence unit) Space Systems Group\nStudent Support Group\nSignaling Server Global (Alcatel)\nSoil Screening Guidance (US EPA)\nSenior Steering Group\nStandard Specific \nSouthern Strategy Group\nSoftware Support Group\nSimple Stochastic Game\nSS7 Signaling Gateway\nMalabo, Equatorial Guinea - Santa Isabel (Airport Code) \nSaginaw Steering Gear \nSubscriber Service Gateway \nSensor Systems Group, Inc. \nStored Serialization Graph \nCruise Missile Attack Submarine\nScientific Staffs Group\nServicing Scenario Generator \nSignal Structure Group\nStatistical Sciences Group\nSystem Safety/Security Group \nSecretary to the State Governor \nSales and Service Group\nService Selection Gateway(s) (Cisco)\nSwitching and Security Group (Sprint)\nSecondary Sound Channel \nShallow Sound Channel \nStandard Sub-Gridding
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its WW2 slang...officers aid.