Commodore Swab

Just wonderinf if there might be any interest in a steam punk styled computer for primarily navigation purposes. PIII computer able to withstand drops, rain, etc. Setup with blue tooth and a full navigation system as a chartplotter for a sailboat

My computer is all updated and running XP so Im not sure why it doesnt want to work fully

Ill pass this news on to the Viceroy next time I talk to him, he is down in Mexice seeing his mom who is in bad shape.

Just wondering if you have started work on mine CS

I would like you to think of the Crimson crew as being another ship flying under the Mercury colors.

Well I tried downloading and running and it would work half assed, I couldn't see my ship except for when I fired my cannons. My computer is a dual processor sony laptop with a gb of memory and received no warnings. . . .

With this forum as active as it is I am surprised the wardroom is as empty as it is

I think that the bottles are the clue that needs to be pursued. I can't imangine medicine bottles all being the same size and shape. The reason for this is because some medicines would be used much more requiring larger bottles. If I am right about this it throws almost everything about the picture of the chest out of whack. I think that the artist would of started by drawing the general shape of the chest since that is what the drawing is of. For this he would of wanted to to be reconized as a medicine chest and while they might not of been square judging from his drawing it would of been much more square than say a sea chest so it was drawn square. The second feature that would identify it as a medicine chest would be that it needed medicine. For ease of drawing simply devide the square into smaller squares and put bottles in them. Being drawn with bottles and square is what identifies this as a medicine chest. The fold down door and drawers behind would of been inconclusive identifying it as a medicine chest as it could of been mistaken for some writing desk or such. Once he had drawn the chest in such a way that it was identifieable as a medicine chest he could indulge in the remainder of the artwork which I feel he enjoyed drawing more. Once again my opinion . . . I feel a surgens chest (I say surgeons now as there isnt anything drawn on the chest to make it look like anything other than a medicine chest, look at old chinese medicine cabinets tons of drawers) should be squarish but not totally square with the top section holding a variety of medicines/drugs (for recreating look at spice bottles or in a place like pier 1) each bottle having its own place made to fit. Selecting these bottles will be hard because being irrigular shaped they must be compiled so that they completly fill in the top. Below there should be drawers to hold the various tools. Just my $.02 CS