April 21, 2007: German sub, abandoned and rusting
 

http://cellar.org/2007/germansub1.jpg

Russian image site Ochevidec had this item, and according to translation sites, the only information they give is "German submarine".

http://cellar.org/2007/germansub2.jpg

So it's not clear whether this massive piece of history is rotting in Germany, Russia, or somewhere else. But I thought it was interesting.

http://cellar.org/2007/germansub3.jpg

http://cellar.org/2007/germansub4.jpg

You'd hardly know what it is, from some angles.

All it needs is some therapy. Maybe a few days in Sub Traction.

I'm more curious how they got it up in that location.

Wow that a big one! :)

Looks like it's sitting over a set of defunct railroad tracks.

Yeah seriously, how did they moist that big ass mofo.

That's really cool. They should restore it and make it into a museum of some kind.

I think I see the whale penis in the second picture.

Dave replied with...was actually rescued from the sea bed and was at a museum near Liverpool in the UK, i have actually been there a couple of times and it is difficult to imagine just how big the thing is...here is a link to the picture,,,they are actually looking for a home for it...do you have any space in your garden?? http://www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/nwh_gfx_en/ART33950.html

I use IDlube but KY works too. (that's what happens when you don't check your spelling!)

Muahahahahahah!!!!!!

I've never been fucked in the ass because of a spelling mistake. That would have made English class a lot more interesting.

There is a German submarine inside the museum of science, and industry, in Chicago, Illinois

OMG!!! Did you tell anybody that you saw it there?!!! Do the police know?!!! lol!!!

I saw a series of time lapse pics when they had to move it a few years ago , the three point turn they were antisapaiting turned into like a 30+ point turn

I've seen people accomplish that feat in compact cars. At least with a giant sub you have some excuse.

The only thing lamer is turning a u-turn into a three point turn. In a Porsche 911.

Hmm there is parking for sub-compact cars at a grocery store near us. I always thought it was something to do with car size, but given the size difference between subs and compacts, and taking into consideration the similarities mentioned above, I'm now wondering if it's parking with special maneuver-free properties?