JS-Technology

[TheBlueThunder]

Sure I will try to come up with something for you . also why did you quite the old faction?

I didn't quit I wanted to have a lower rank, so the next in command can learn to be a leader.

 

[dark_J]

I didn't quit I wanted to have a lower rank, so the next in command can learn to be a leader.

Ok thanks for informing me .

 

[TheBlueThunder]

JS-Technology Capital ship shell for learning, is uploaded and waiting for approval.

The Adler http://starmadedock.net/content/adler-shell.904/

 

[dark_J]

JS-Technology Capital ship shell for learning, is uploaded and waiting for approval.

The Adler http://starmadedock.net/content/adler-shell.904/

O_O Dang! I never knew you were such a good builder! It looks like something ref would make! And keep up the great work :D!

 

[Com101]

O_O Dang! I never knew you were such a good builder! It looks like something ref would make! And keep up the great work :D!

You will be surprised what he can do on a server for his two hours of game play a day.

 

[TheBlueThunder]

You will be surprised what he can do on a server for his two hours of game play a day.

I only have one hour of game play now not like last year, because I got promoted in my job and I need to spend more time with my kids and wife. But I'll see you on the server this Saturday.

 

[TheBlueThunder]

O_O Dang! I never knew you were such a good builder! It looks like something ref would make! And keep up the great work :D!

I'm really not that good.

 

[Bayani]

I want more ships!

 

[InnOcentPAnDa]

super cool!!

 

[UK_IN_US]

Heidelbeeren, vorwarts zum Weltraum!

 

[TheBlueThunder]

Heidelbeeren, vorwarts zum Weltraum!

Sie wissen, wie man in Deutsch zu sprechen?

 

[Megacrafter127]

Spoiler: offtopic hairsplitting

Heidelbeeren, vorwarts zum Weltraum!

Is grammatically correct sentence. However, I doubt it means what @UK_IN_US supposed it to mean.
It (as it stands quoted here), would indeed translate to:

bilberries, to space!

But, it doesn't necessarily mean to go into space, you could simply "stop" just before you get into space.

Heidelbeeren, vorwarts in den Weltraum!

would have the meaning I think @UK_IN_US wanted.

Sie wissen, wie man in Deutsch zu sprechen?

[CORRECTION]Sie wissen, wie man in Deutsch spricht?[/CORRECTION]
Unless it was intended as is.
:P

And those are nice ships you make.

 

[TheBlueThunder]

Spoiler: offtopic hairsplitting

Is grammatically correct sentence. However, I doubt it means what @UK_IN_US supposed it to mean.
It (as it stands quoted here), would indeed translate to:

But, it doesn't necessarily mean to go into space, you could simply "stop" just before you get into space.

would have the meaning I think @UK_IN_US wanted.

[CORRECTION]Sie wissen, wie man in Deutsch spricht?[/CORRECTION]
Unless it was intended as is.
:p

And those are nice ships you make.

Thanks... I'm the worst ship builder happy you liked it. Have a great day now

 

[UK_IN_US]

Spoiler: offtopic hairsplitting

Is grammatically correct sentence. However, I doubt it means what @UK_IN_US supposed it to mean.
It (as it stands quoted here), would indeed translate to:

But, it doesn't necessarily mean to go into space, you could simply "stop" just before you get into space.

would have the meaning I think @UK_IN_US wanted.

[CORRECTION]Sie wissen, wie man in Deutsch spricht?[/CORRECTION]
Unless it was intended as is.
:p

And those are nice ships you make.

I did, in fact, mean "Blueberries, to space!"
So all your hairsplitting is moot.
Anyway, lovely ships there[DOUBLEPOST=1410383827,1410383506][/DOUBLEPOST]

Thanks... I'm the worst ship builder happy you liked it. Have a great day now

Ich war sechs monate in Bayern geleben. Mein Grossmutter war gestorben, und mein Grossvater hattet ein Schlaganfall, so meine Familie haben ihm zu hilfen gebrauchen.
My grammar is probably terrible.

 

[Megacrafter127]

I did, in fact, mean "Blueberries, to space!"

Spoiler: More offtopicness[the next one will be taken to PM if this continues]

"Blueberry" actually translates to "Blaubeere". But since a blueberry is a type of bilberry (from a botanic point of view), I guess one cannot blame anyone.

 

[UK_IN_US]

If you had lived in Germany, you would find that blueberries are actually called Heidelbeeren. Now, I'm no botanist, but that's my personal experience.

 

[Megacrafter127]

If you had lived in Germany, you would find that blueberries are actually called Heidelbeeren. Now, I'm no botanist, but that's my personal experience.

*is german*
wha?

 

[UK_IN_US]

Ok, enough offtopicness.
Would you be interested in my small-ship competition?