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Out of curiosity I decided to check out the stats on Dirty Jane’s fighting
ships. Looks like the main gun is a Mk4 FAP cannon that can switch from pulse to
steady beam. It can fire a devastating massed charge but with a 15 minute cycle
rate between discharges. It also has a secondary cannon which can fire a 5,6,or
7 inch armor piercing round, 6 inch being the most common.
The only drawback I see to this fighter is atmospheric re-entry, where the pilot
can get pretty banged up unless he uses a specially designed helmet. In that
case, he won’t feel a thing.
A side entry mentions the first sight at the Battle of Delos 9. Surviving
ground pounders recalled the menacing screams of FAP-FAP-FAP overhead, causing
them to go limp with fear.
For Great Justice!
F
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In lugnet.space, Fradel D. Gonzales wrote:
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Out of curiosity I decided to check out the stats on Dirty Jane’s fighting
ships. Looks like the main gun is a Mk4 FAP cannon that can switch from pulse
to steady beam. It can fire a devastating massed charge but with a 15 minute
cycle rate between discharges. It also has a secondary cannon which can fire
a 5,6,or 7 inch armor piercing round, 6 inch being the most common.
The only drawback I see to this fighter is atmospheric re-entry, where the
pilot can get pretty banged up unless he uses a specially designed helmet.
In that case, he won’t feel a thing.
A side entry mentions the first sight at the Battle of Delos 9. Surviving
ground pounders recalled the menacing screams of FAP-FAP-FAP overhead,
causing them to go limp with fear.
For Great Justice!
F
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You, sir...are a baudy poet and master of innuendo. Bravo!
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In lugnet.space, Fradel D. Gonzales wrote:
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Out of curiosity I decided to check out the stats on Dirty Jane’s fighting
ships. Looks like the main gun is a Mk4 FAP cannon that can switch from pulse
to steady beam. It can fire a devastating massed charge but with a 15 minute
cycle rate between discharges. It also has a secondary cannon which can fire
a 5,6,or 7 inch armor piercing round, 6 inch being the most common.
The only drawback I see to this fighter is atmospheric re-entry, where the
pilot can get pretty banged up unless he uses a specially designed helmet.
In that case, he won’t feel a thing.
A side entry mentions the first sight at the Battle of Delos 9. Surviving
ground pounders recalled the menacing screams of FAP-FAP-FAP overhead,
causing them to go limp with fear.
For Great Justice!
F
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Who are you, and what have you done with Fradel? Did your momma write this for
you? Did mine?
Outstanding composition...in the word’s of Sean Connery (Finding Forrester):
“You’re the man now, dog.”
-Keith
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