Funny, the ship I served on in the Navy was named after a man (USS Barry DD 933) but when we talked about it , it was always a she or her.
Funny, the ship I served on in the Navy was named after a man (USS Barry DD 933) but when we talked about it , it was always a she or her.
Welcome aboard, Dan! Look forward to hearing about your '55 build.
Best regards,
Harry
Just seems natural, Laszlo. Boats and ships are always referred to as 'she' rather than 'he'. And hurricanes were as well, before all the man-hating 'feminist' BS got completely out of hand.Originally Posted by chevynut
Just curious....why do so many guys consider their car as being a female? Mine certainly isn't.
Best regards,
Harry
It sounds just plain weird saying your in love with your male car, named "Frank". Bonez I was on DD-784, and she was built in 44.
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