It took our erudite GaGambler to find the connection to a Heil Asian Fuhrer. I can't let that get buried 4-level deep in the Kgirl Board.

I generally just call him a Chink.  Is that OK? (Not that I care.)
Here's my favorite shot of the prick

You better stick to Chink and NEVER call me Asian American.  

Deadwood, best series ever that didn't wrap it up and conclude characters.

There was a famous Admiral who called himself "Ching Chong China" Lee.  Are you related to him?

Either I am REALLY drunk, or THAT was funny. or both. lol

But what else is new

What you don't know, ignoramus, is that she's made a minor rep for herself on the GD Board as a BSC combative hooker.  Yep, I said hooker.  Just like I called you retarded.  Now go sob in your room.  Oh, and you calling someone else a hypocrite is just too precious, pieface.

Talk about needing psychological help.  Also help in reading comprehension.
Sorry, I didn't listen to your little song.
You should read up on Ching Lee, a true American hero.

All the Pot=Kettle=Black Meters in TER-land just shattered under the sheer weight of your hypocrisy.

sink an enemy BB in a naval engagement at Guadalcanal. Chink Lee was as good as they get.

Yes, he did sink the Kirishima but his nickname wasn't "Chink" it was "Ching Chong China" Lee.  He was also a five-time Olympic Gold-winning marksman.  His words on entering the battle were, "This is Ching Chong China Lee.  Stand aside.  I am coming through."
You are also only partly correct about his being "the last" to sink an enemy BB.  He WAS the last to do it in a single ship-to-ship action.  But the battle of Surigao Strait (part of the battle of Leyte Gulf) was the last battleship to battleship action in which American BBs sunk the BB Yamashiro, albeit with help from supporting cruisers.
Grant, we naval historians really expect better from you.

And yes, I meant in a "ship to ship" engagement as South Dakota had been disabled by mostly friendly fire. Sorry for the sloppiness. Won't happen again, sir.

While there was some friendly fire, SoDak was actually disabled by an electrical failure caused by human error that knocked out its ability to traverse its turrets.  The amazing thing is that, while it was hit many times, none of the damage was serious.  But when SoDak withdrew, Washington was the only ship left to stop the Japanese fleet.  When it dispatched Kirishima the Japanese withdrew, saving the Marines on Guadalcanal from a serious bombardment and leaving the transports with 8,000 Japanese troops undefended, resulting in their destruction the next day.  Washington and Ching Lee may well have saved Guadalcanal.
Lee also tried to stop Halsey from withdrawing his battleships from the Subiyan Sea during the battle of Leyte Gulf to chase the bait: mostly empty Japanese carriers.  Lee failed to convince Halsey and was forced to head north, leaving the door open to Kurita's BBs, which nearly led to the destruction of MacArthur's landing force.  Luckily, a small force of light carriers and DDs saved the day at the cost of several ships and hundreds of brave men.
Sadly, Lee died of a heart attack just before VJ Day.  My kind of Chink.