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Can highly recommend the Expanse series as well. Been using Audible for years now listening to books during my commute. Currently on book 7 of the Expanse books.
It's nice to see the villany that was trained into you by the Royal Navy put into such good use as to annoy Clyde! Good job Jingles, just beware the turnabout.
I...well shit. I'd not heard of his passing. Hornfischer is arguably why I love naval history to the extent that I do. While my field of interest is mostly golden age of sail and earlier, his WW2 work sent me down the rabbit hole that is naval (and WW2) history. O7 to an absolute legend. RIP.
And here's me just finding out about this now. Last Stand was the very first book I purchased when I got a Kindle. I was so enthralled, I started reading it again about a month after finishing it the first time. Read all his other works shortly after too. Just amazingly captivating, even to someone like me that didn't serve in the Navy.
Managed to citadel a Tirpitz from a frontal angle with my Warspite...asked on the NA forums how it was possible and it turns out that at a similar angle to where you can easily citadel a yamato, the Tirpitz and Bismarck have this tiny spot that's not covered by the turtleback that if I was intentionally aiming for, I'd never hit, but for RNG rolled the dice and 3 out of my 4 shells went into this exact location at near point blank range and blew them up.
The turtle back armour doesn't cover the bulkheads. It's not just a tiny spot, but the entire front and rear. Most non-american and especially German ships have poor bulkhead armour. If you get to angle where the bow isn't an autoricoshet but the bulkhead angle also doesn't get too steep you'll be able to citadel them even with some of the cruisers. But as you say, if rng says your shells must fan out in a v-shape and miss the target completely then... Just wait a bit, (Dave what do I do if I'm bottom tier with shit rng... NO!! Also, what does that have to do with uninstalling wows and raging in forum)
It's not just that it was the first premium German battleship or even the first premium German ship, it was the very first German ship in the game! The hype about it was amazing if I recall correctly.
"Who Can Hold the Sea" is a great book, I finished reading it a couple of weeks ago and I'm proud to say it's the first time I've read a Hornfischer book before Jingles did!
The amount of "Pop Culture" refences in this is magnificent, and a part of what I love about this channel! It is extra funny when the pups don't catch the references... A+
You hit me right in the feels at the beginning there Jingles! I read/listened to Neptune's Inferno per your recommendation (I have been an Audible member for years). I purchased the book because I liked it so much and gave it to my dad to read. I knew that my grandfather (dad's dad) was a US Marine in the Pacific but I didn't know much about his service history. After reading Neptune's Inferno and a bit of research, it turns out my grandfather served at Henderson Field in November 1941. The exact details are a bit murky but presumably he was on Guadalcanal for the major battles there and with a small nudge in the right direction, we found out a little of our family history and how we fit into US WWII history. Thanks to James Hornfischer for writing such a compelling version of history and I also appreciate your recommendation that lead me down this path in the first place.
I loved the history lessons you would give when covering ships. I know thye may not have been everybodys favorite, but for even just a few minutes listening to you share stories and comment about battles the ship (we are viewing) experienced would be enough for me. Keep up the good work Jingles!
Gotta love an "Every Which Way But Loose" reference... BTW - "Hicksville, USA" is supposed to be "Bakersfield, CA". I lived there when the movie came out... the audience went barking mad every time the city name came up. Fun Fact: There is NO zoo in Bakersfield. The city is too small (especially back then).
Bakersfield was "the big city" if one resided in Taft, CA. 1st two words a boy born in Oklahoma learns? "Mama, Bakersfield." Funnily enough Taft was where they filmed "The Best of Times" with Robin Williams and Kurt Russel.
@@lairdcummings9092 When I first moved to Taft for work, the town had to drive 1/2 hour to a McD's. Town had a mini-parade when they opened their first in @1984.
I’ve listened to every Hornfischer book I could on audible ever since you recommended them. Hadn’t even finished the sponsor read and I’d bought it with one of my credits.
Thank you so much for what you do sir, you have no idea how much your videos, voice and sense of humour have helped me through hard times. I am here for a long time and I think I watched every single video you have uploaded since you started. If you would do a bit more War Thunder content would be dope. I stopped playing WoT a very long time ago and I don't regret it really, I still love watching you react and comment on that game
I know it doesn't help you by getting the Hardcover, but Jingles, thank you for sharing James' last book. I might have completely missed it otherwise and he is one of my favorite non-fiction authors.
Clyde just loves , The "Right Turn Clyde " . . .don't worry Jingles we will let Clyde know you sent us . . . Ok Minions it's Back to work . Hi Ho Hi Ho. . it's back to work we go . . . . Do I sound too happy . . . . Hmm must be that 18 minute and 49 second Holiday I just had . .
i have never played this game, watched anyone play it before, and im not sure why the algorithm threw this at me, but i found myself watching it for the soothing accent and chill but jovial vibe
I used to play them but I don't any longer, I still watch Jingles every morning though. So hang out and sub, come join the rest of us in the salt mines and enjoy Jingles gift of gab.
Welcome to the salt mines! Here’s your pickaxe, give praise to our gnome overlord and have fun. I’ve been a watcher since 2014 so I love jingles. His voice and demeanor are amazing and he’s easily my favorite youtuber. Welcome to the crowd
Thank you for pointing Mr Hornfischer's last book out, didn't know it was out allready. I did read all his books and they are fantastic, he will be dearly missed..... Greetings from Luxembourg
This is exceptionally well played brawling BB. You nose in in an angle, then nose out in an angle. Your trajectory is a saw, close enough to use your ship fully, not too close to die and definitely not a yolo. This is the right way to play all german BBs and BCs. Learn peasants!
the algorhytm is working as intended today knowing the quote, and what movie it was from i have had zero reason to google anything or youtube anything else related to this ... yet i've seen 3 "right turn compilation" or "anywhere but loose best bits" videos recommended since watching it ! thanks old man
What you say is true Jingles, but I've gotten better after repeated paddlings in my Tirpitz... now I can dish out the paddlings too! Also, thank you for your remembrance of James Hornfischer, he truly left us far too soon... 😞
I am so glad that he was able to finish this book before his untimely passing. I just happen to be currently listening, again, for the second or third time to Neptune’s Inferno on Audible.
I love when Clint told Clyde to ‘Junk It’ where Clyde would proceed to strip the Object in question as Clint Eastwood ran a Junkyard in the film. Excellent film, ‘Heartbreak Ridge’ still my Eastwood favorite.
Depthcharge planes occupy dual purpose secondaries. Meaning they don't fire at you. Rare situation, and need to be done proper. But it does have a use.
The thing about the turtleback armour is: it's not actually that much worse at long range. For a shell to actually hit the turtleback it has to penetrate the belt, and as the angle of impact gets more and more normalised to the turtleback, it gets more and more angled against the belt, meaning it gets harder and harder to penetrate. What CAN happen is that plunging fire can punch through the deck, but even at a relatively high angle that shell should still hit the towards the middle, flat portion of the lower armored deck. Unless the shell comes in from almost directly above (which would be extremely extreme range) it probably won't hit the turtleback section. And if, by some miracle, you get a hit at 45km or whatever, then the turtleback actually starts helping again.
Ya know I clicked on this video purely to complain about Right Turns, But that was legitimately a good match. It made me want to start playing again. And the commentary was spot on as always. Thank you Mr.Jingles.
Citadelled a Turpitz twice through the nose in a Jean Bart the other day from a range of about ~8km. Had to close the game and think about what deals with the devil I may have made in my sleep to be able to do that...
I still remember when this ship came out when there was up to plus three tier match making spread for tier 5. There was me grinding my way through the New York and to my horror I see EIGHT Tirpitz's on each team 😂
When talking about the Bayern vs. Tirpitz, you should also remember that, in addition to all the things Jingles brought up, there's dispersion penalty that you get when you're in a T6 ship vs. a T8 ship (and a corresponding bonus going the other way). Also, the fire starting chance is similarly reduced when a T6 ship shoots at a T8 ship. Kinda bullshit mechanic if you ask me, but it's there, and it's pretty significant. Not to mention the Tirpitz had a 21-point legendary commander and the Bayerns' captains probably barely had 21 points between them. The Bayerns really never had a chance the moment they decided to push into the Tirpitz. If they had stayed out of secondary range and just plinked him from 13km, they probably would have won. That tier-based fire/dispersion mechanic is one reason why I think Jingles ought to feature for more battles where the protagonist is middle or bottom tier. It's really more a testament to the skill of the player than the free ticket you get handed when you're top tier.
I guess Clyde was lucky to be a top tier BB ship in a game really - as any time I try to play a T8 BB, I always end up in a T10 battle . . . So I either can't reach the BB's that are shooting at me at the start, or I get pounded by HE cruisers or DD's - or the T10 CV always makes a B-line for me first . . . The MM still needs to be sorted out - but I can never see it happening now really . . .
As a former Gnevy player, sometimes you launch them at 6km and hope and pray the opponents on the opposite team are silly enough to sail within 4km and into your torpedoes.... a hope and a dream was all that was. Also sad to hear of Hornfischer's passing. May he rest in peace. I greatly enjoyed reading Neptunes inferno.
Fun fact: Clint Eastwood's Son, Scott, was on Rogan's Podcast where he was asked which one of his Dad's movies he'd like to remake- his answer? The "Any which way" Movies.
@@nmccw3245 And that movie was so hilarious. Especially when the Black Widows were pulled over by the cops after the asphalt scene and couldn't contain their laughter. 🤣🤣
Actually BeasantN, all species of the Hominidae or "great ape" order which include humans, gorillas, chmpanzees, bonobos and orangutans descended from the Catarrhini parvorder, also known as Old World Monkeys. Apes are monkeys.
When you mentioned the Helena was within secondary range @8:33 I was waiting for him to focus them on her. But he didn't. He eventually did a free look @8:49 where I saw they were already focused on the z-23. That's what you missed. I went back and @8:22, right when you mention the Helena cuz it got spotted, he focused 2nds on Helena and then immediately pulls a sneeaky focun on Z-23 @8:24. That's where you missed part 1 of the double-kill. Ie. He had his secondaries focused on a target while playing, faster than you or I could notice while watching his replay. Lol
strange upvolume in sound at 9:23 - only me or everybody? and btw, always exciting to view a jingles video. and also frightening while hoping not to be featured unintentionally with your bad-day gameplay.
Ectually, Jingles - Bayern guns are 380mm/45 (as are the Tier VII Prinz Heinrich) whereas Tirpitz and Bismarck have 380mm/52, with a lot more velocity and penetration. Bayern is still a significant threat, guns not quite at the level of Warspite but still pretty good for Tier VI.
You mentioned that the kill on the z-23 was 'on a ship he probably wasn't even aware of at the time'...go back and look again, Jingles. He had the z-23 marked for secondary focus fire.
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RIGHT TURN CLYDE
RIP James D. Hornfischer I loved you book the last stand of the tin can Soldier may you rest in peace
Hey Jingles! Can we have a list of all your recommended reads? Both books and audio books please. Thanks!
Can highly recommend the Expanse series as well. Been using Audible for years now listening to books during my commute. Currently on book 7 of the Expanse books.
Jingles you really should listen to Expeditionary Force by Craig Alanson 14 books of awesomeness for some reason Skippy reminds me of you.
It's nice to see the villany that was trained into you by the Royal Navy put into such good use as to annoy Clyde! Good job Jingles, just beware the turnabout.
Model 2 heavy machine gun, heavy barrel
Winding up your mates is always funny.
~ naval veteran
No turnabout here....only serial right-turns....
@@andreassjoberg3145 If you keep making a right turn it leads back to where it started
"What do you need to know about the Tirpitz?!"
"IT'S GOT TORPEDOS!"
I...well shit. I'd not heard of his passing. Hornfischer is arguably why I love naval history to the extent that I do. While my field of interest is mostly golden age of sail and earlier, his WW2 work sent me down the rabbit hole that is naval (and WW2) history. O7 to an absolute legend. RIP.
And here's me just finding out about this now. Last Stand was the very first book I purchased when I got a Kindle. I was so enthralled, I started reading it again about a month after finishing it the first time. Read all his other works shortly after too. Just amazingly captivating, even to someone like me that didn't serve in the Navy.
Clyde was aware of the Z-37 he set his manual firing for secondaries to it.
How would one set their secondaries to do that?
Hold down Ctrl and click on your target.
With the right captain skills, setting priority secondary target is viciously effective.
@@lairdcummings9092 Particularly with Gunther Lutjens.
@@detritus23 Fact is he did, which is obvious by the A and rectangle around it.
Managed to citadel a Tirpitz from a frontal angle with my Warspite...asked on the NA forums how it was possible and it turns out that at a similar angle to where you can easily citadel a yamato, the Tirpitz and Bismarck have this tiny spot that's not covered by the turtleback that if I was intentionally aiming for, I'd never hit, but for RNG rolled the dice and 3 out of my 4 shells went into this exact location at near point blank range and blew them up.
Impossible only the mighty Bismarck can sink a ship with a one in a million lucky shot that hits in exactly the right place😉
The turtle back armour doesn't cover the bulkheads. It's not just a tiny spot, but the entire front and rear. Most non-american and especially German ships have poor bulkhead armour. If you get to angle where the bow isn't an autoricoshet but the bulkhead angle also doesn't get too steep you'll be able to citadel them even with some of the cruisers. But as you say, if rng says your shells must fan out in a v-shape and miss the target completely then... Just wait a bit, (Dave what do I do if I'm bottom tier with shit rng... NO!! Also, what does that have to do with uninstalling wows and raging in forum)
@@aliabdallah2235 You are confusing real life with video games
@@freddieclark He was playing the Warspite. That ship can do *anything* when its in a bad mood. Ask the Germans at Narvik!
I managed to do the same thing in my Arizona one time!
It's not just that it was the first premium German battleship or even the first premium German ship, it was the very first German ship in the game! The hype about it was amazing if I recall correctly.
Also the Tier-8 Brandenburg has no hydro, either.
"Who Can Hold the Sea" is a great book, I finished reading it a couple of weeks ago and I'm proud to say it's the first time I've read a Hornfischer book before Jingles did!
The amount of "Pop Culture" refences in this is magnificent, and a part of what I love about this channel! It is extra funny when the pups don't catch the references... A+
I clicked the video because it caused me to think of a certain pair of Clint Eastwood movies
"Lord, some men you make out of clay. Why do you make mine outta s***?!" great movie!
You hit me right in the feels at the beginning there Jingles! I read/listened to Neptune's Inferno per your recommendation (I have been an Audible member for years). I purchased the book because I liked it so much and gave it to my dad to read. I knew that my grandfather (dad's dad) was a US Marine in the Pacific but I didn't know much about his service history. After reading Neptune's Inferno and a bit of research, it turns out my grandfather served at Henderson Field in November 1941. The exact details are a bit murky but presumably he was on Guadalcanal for the major battles there and with a small nudge in the right direction, we found out a little of our family history and how we fit into US WWII history. Thanks to James Hornfischer for writing such a compelling version of history and I also appreciate your recommendation that lead me down this path in the first place.
I love that movie! Thanks for the show, Jingles, and good luck, Mike in the USA
I loved the history lessons you would give when covering ships. I know thye may not have been everybodys favorite, but for even just a few minutes listening to you share stories and comment about battles the ship (we are viewing) experienced would be enough for me. Keep up the good work Jingles!
Gotta love an "Every Which Way But Loose" reference... BTW - "Hicksville, USA" is supposed to be "Bakersfield, CA". I lived there when the movie came out... the audience went barking mad every time the city name came up.
Fun Fact: There is NO zoo in Bakersfield. The city is too small (especially back then).
Yep. Grew up in Fullerton. Bakersfield was... Small.
Bakersfield was "the big city" if one resided in Taft, CA. 1st two words a boy born in Oklahoma learns? "Mama, Bakersfield." Funnily enough Taft was where they filmed "The Best of Times" with Robin Williams and Kurt Russel.
Well, Bakersfield was kinda the local focus for the farmers and oilfield workers. Back then, anyway.
@@lairdcummings9092 When I first moved to Taft for work, the town had to drive 1/2 hour to a McD's. Town had a mini-parade when they opened their first in @1984.
I’ve listened to every Hornfischer book I could on audible ever since you recommended them. Hadn’t even finished the sponsor read and I’d bought it with one of my credits.
Planes incoming*
AAs started pew pew'ing*
Tirplitz's PTSD ....
"Rules Brittana..."
Thank you so much for what you do sir, you have no idea how much your videos, voice and sense of humour have helped me through hard times.
I am here for a long time and I think I watched every single video you have uploaded since you started.
If you would do a bit more War Thunder content would be dope.
I stopped playing WoT a very long time ago and I don't regret it really, I still love watching you react and comment on that game
Jingles, Clyde made right turns at the right time! Not to mention, as you did, luck and skill together, great combination.
Holy crap! I spent an Audible credit faster than you could finish your promo! Thanks, Jingles!
I know it doesn't help you by getting the Hardcover, but Jingles, thank you for sharing James' last book. I might have completely missed it otherwise and he is one of my favorite non-fiction authors.
Clyde just loves , The "Right Turn Clyde " . . .don't worry Jingles we will let Clyde know you sent us . . . Ok Minions it's Back to work . Hi Ho Hi Ho. . it's back to work we go . . . . Do I sound too happy . . . . Hmm must be that 18 minute and 49 second Holiday I just had . .
that was a quality movie honestly. they don't make em like that anymore. I watched in back when it was new.
i have never played this game, watched anyone play it before, and im not sure why the algorithm threw this at me, but i found myself watching it for the soothing accent and chill but jovial vibe
Jingles is a joy to listen to. He is also a rather amusing chap.
I used to play them but I don't any longer, I still watch Jingles every morning though. So hang out and sub, come join the rest of us in the salt mines and enjoy Jingles gift of gab.
Jingles' videos are much more fun than the game itself...
Welcome to the salt mines! Here’s your pickaxe, give praise to our gnome overlord and have fun. I’ve been a watcher since 2014 so I love jingles. His voice and demeanor are amazing and he’s easily my favorite youtuber. Welcome to the crowd
that's the trap. You can never leave the salt mines now.
Thank you for pointing Mr Hornfischer's last book out, didn't know it was out allready. I did read all his books and they are fantastic, he will be dearly missed.....
Greetings from Luxembourg
RIGHT TURN CLYDE!!!!!
now my favourite streamer name.
"Clyde, clscrap the caddy"
JINGLES I ALREADY LISTENED TO THIS after your suggestion of Neptune's inferno.
What an excellent book,
Always nice to see a game from the Land of the Midnight Sandwich.. Thanks Clyde, Cheers Jingles and Clyde.
This is exceptionally well played brawling BB. You nose in in an angle, then nose out in an angle. Your trajectory is a saw, close enough to use your ship fully, not too close to die and definitely not a yolo. This is the right way to play all german BBs and BCs. Learn peasants!
Imma just...
*Write it down*
5:34 that poor destroyer. Came steaming around the corner in 4 enemy ships, all of whom had their guns already pointed directly at him XD
My dad makes this joke a lot. So I knew it but this is hilarious that he did this unintentionally
Mr Jingles Clyde is crazy player i think hahah.
Oh Clyde what are you done again? How dare you hahahahaha! Well done my friend awesome battle!!!
We all need, " THATS A PATTLING" video ASAP.
the algorhytm is working as intended today
knowing the quote, and what movie it was from i have had zero reason to google anything or youtube anything else related to this ...
yet i've seen 3 "right turn compilation" or "anywhere but loose best bits" videos recommended since watching it !
thanks old man
What you say is true Jingles, but I've gotten better after repeated paddlings in my Tirpitz... now I can dish out the paddlings too!
Also, thank you for your remembrance of James Hornfischer, he truly left us far too soon... 😞
Funny enough, I watched that movie on VHS.
Please appreciate both Bayerns at the end were in a division and were undoubtable either yelling or laughing together
I am 3:33 into the video and all I can think is “that poor man’s twitch chat” ; you are an evil, evil gnome jingles 😆
Oh my god, James was a treasure. I am so saddened, I didn't know he passed.
I am so glad that he was able to finish this book before his untimely passing. I just happen to be currently listening, again, for the second or third time to Neptune’s Inferno on Audible.
Wow, this was a great battle!
Thanks for the commentary on it, Jingles!
I love when Clint told Clyde to ‘Junk It’ where Clyde would proceed to strip the Object in question as Clint Eastwood ran a Junkyard in the film. Excellent film, ‘Heartbreak Ridge’ still my Eastwood favorite.
Depthcharge planes occupy dual purpose secondaries. Meaning they don't fire at you. Rare situation, and need to be done proper. But it does have a use.
I'm glad James' book was finally released. A shame to know that he's not around to see it
Could you imagine if the German battleships we're this good in legends
Hicksville USA lol. I grew up on that movie and I see those scenes as having no distinction from any other small towns in the US.
The thing about the turtleback armour is: it's not actually that much worse at long range.
For a shell to actually hit the turtleback it has to penetrate the belt, and as the angle of impact gets more and more normalised to the turtleback, it gets more and more angled against the belt, meaning it gets harder and harder to penetrate.
What CAN happen is that plunging fire can punch through the deck, but even at a relatively high angle that shell should still hit the towards the middle, flat portion of the lower armored deck. Unless the shell comes in from almost directly above (which would be extremely extreme range) it probably won't hit the turtleback section. And if, by some miracle, you get a hit at 45km or whatever, then the turtleback actually starts helping again.
Tirpitz, one of the oldest premium ships in the game and still relevant in the current meta. Bravo!
Did anyone else notice that his sixth kill put them on 666 points. Nice bit of symmetry or demonic intervention depending on your views
Ya know I clicked on this video purely to complain about Right Turns, But that was legitimately a good match. It made me want to start playing again.
And the commentary was spot on as always. Thank you Mr.Jingles.
Citadelled a Turpitz twice through the nose in a Jean Bart the other day from a range of about ~8km. Had to close the game and think about what deals with the devil I may have made in my sleep to be able to do that...
I still remember when this ship came out when there was up to plus three tier match making spread for tier 5. There was me grinding my way through the New York and to my horror I see EIGHT Tirpitz's on each team 😂
And lo! There was one hell of a queue for the head aboard that New York....
@@smiddlehurst1 Yeah... it was horrific 😂
First time I heard your friend died, Jingles. Sorry to hear, my condolences to you and his family.
It was an honor jingles when you called me a derpits :)
When talking about the Bayern vs. Tirpitz, you should also remember that, in addition to all the things Jingles brought up, there's dispersion penalty that you get when you're in a T6 ship vs. a T8 ship (and a corresponding bonus going the other way). Also, the fire starting chance is similarly reduced when a T6 ship shoots at a T8 ship. Kinda bullshit mechanic if you ask me, but it's there, and it's pretty significant. Not to mention the Tirpitz had a 21-point legendary commander and the Bayerns' captains probably barely had 21 points between them. The Bayerns really never had a chance the moment they decided to push into the Tirpitz. If they had stayed out of secondary range and just plinked him from 13km, they probably would have won.
That tier-based fire/dispersion mechanic is one reason why I think Jingles ought to feature for more battles where the protagonist is middle or bottom tier. It's really more a testament to the skill of the player than the free ticket you get handed when you're top tier.
That is the first I've heard of these dispersion/fire% mechanics for against Tier VI ships vs Tier VIII. Is there a reference?
Great tirpitz game! Impressive! Secondary bb games when they work well are great fun!
I guess Clyde was lucky to be a top tier BB ship in a game really - as any time I try to play a T8 BB, I always end up in a T10 battle . . . So I either can't reach the BB's that are shooting at me at the start, or I get pounded by HE cruisers or DD's - or the T10 CV always makes a B-line for me first . . . The MM still needs to be sorted out - but I can never see it happening now really . . .
"and he likes it the more you do it"
Duuuuude, that's *mean*.
XD
As a former Gnevy player, sometimes you launch them at 6km and hope and pray the opponents on the opposite team are silly enough to sail within 4km and into your torpedoes.... a hope and a dream was all that was.
Also sad to hear of Hornfischer's passing. May he rest in peace. I greatly enjoyed reading Neptunes inferno.
I don't even play WoW, but I could listen to Jingles for hours.
Condolences on the passing of your friend, James Hornfischer. Fair winds and following sails. Slainté
The kill steals, m'eh. The head on double Bayern kill, WOW! Very nice!
Enjoyed playing Tirpitz, now have to be lucky to be in a game without a CV
Yep I too am old, soon as I read right turn Clyde I came for the Clint Eastwood references😂😂😂😮💨
Yep, RIGHT TURN CLYDE! I now that lol, good movie.
I love that movie :) One of my favorites as a kid :)
Now my feed is full of “right turn Clyde” compilations
Fun fact: Clint Eastwood's Son, Scott, was on Rogan's Podcast where he was asked which one of his Dad's movies he'd like to remake- his answer? The "Any which way" Movies.
One of my forgotten ships since i reached TX
Thanks for the recommendation Jingles should be a good read
Jingles should do a audible book reading.
Oh, haven't seen that film for ages. Got a plan for the next movie night :)
I totally get the reference , heard it non stop for a month after the movie came out while riding the bus to school. lol
Love the 'title quote' great film.
OMG, I was just a kid but I remember everyone gathered in the living room for family movie night when that movie was released on Television.
I didn't know Hornfisher had died. I've read three of his books, and plan to read his book on the Houston. Rest in peace.
As soon as I saw the title, I immediately caught the reference.
Yes, we’re old.
@@nmccw3245 And that movie was so hilarious. Especially when the Black Widows were pulled over by the cops after the asphalt scene and couldn't contain their laughter. 🤣🤣
Actually Jingles Clyde was an Orangutan which is in fact an ape not a monkey.
Actually BeasantN, all species of the Hominidae or "great ape" order which include humans, gorillas, chmpanzees, bonobos and orangutans descended from the Catarrhini parvorder, also known as Old World Monkeys. Apes are monkeys.
And now I have the Eddie Rabbit song Every which way but loose now stuck in my head.
That was a lot of right turns...🤣
love your videos captain jingles....keep the seas salty my friend
I see that cat game called "Stray" you were telling us about on mingle with Jingles is on steam at a Pre-Purchase price off £21.59.
I laughed when I saw the title, loved those Clint Eastwood movies.
Jingles, he had the DD targeted with his 2nds. HE was shooting at it.
When you mentioned the Helena was within secondary range @8:33 I was waiting for him to focus them on her. But he didn't. He eventually did a free look @8:49 where I saw they were already focused on the z-23. That's what you missed. I went back and @8:22, right when you mention the Helena cuz it got spotted, he focused 2nds on Helena and then immediately pulls a sneeaky focun on Z-23 @8:24. That's where you missed part 1 of the double-kill. Ie. He had his secondaries focused on a target while playing, faster than you or I could notice while watching his replay. Lol
absolutely right turn Clyde, lol GG
I have a friend who had a dog named Clyde, and they did agility. I always wanted her to train him and say "right turn Clyde", but it never happened.
"This time I'm not exaggerating."
That's informative. Thanks.
I would not be surprised if the Tirpitz has better stats now than it did in its early days
Turtleback armor scheme description: Take an American hotdog. Turn it upside down. The meat is the citadel and the bun is the turtleback armor scheme
strange upvolume in sound at 9:23 - only me or everybody?
and btw, always exciting to view a jingles video. and also frightening while hoping not to be featured unintentionally with your bad-day gameplay.
So sad to hear that James Hornfischer passed... loved his books, they're so engaging. 55 is way too young to die....
"Hard astarboard, Clyde!"
Ectually, Jingles - Bayern guns are 380mm/45 (as are the Tier VII Prinz Heinrich) whereas Tirpitz and Bismarck have 380mm/52, with a lot more velocity and penetration. Bayern is still a significant threat, guns not quite at the level of Warspite but still pretty good for Tier VI.
Good Morning, It's 12:30 am, and now I can sleep when I finish watching this video
its a good job that the librarian of Unseen University isn"t around.
Funny thing after watching this video yesterday a complication of right turn Clyde was recommended
I sometimes launch depthcharge airstrikes at enemy ships because the AA crews might be bored.
You mentioned that the kill on the z-23 was 'on a ship he probably wasn't even aware of at the time'...go back and look again, Jingles. He had the z-23 marked for secondary focus fire.
Ah yes the good ole derpitz
Right turn, Clyde!