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200,000. For some odd reason I wanted that, but I’m not really into numerology, so I can’t even explain why. Interesting it came on the 4,000th page as well. . .Now 200,006 is my lucky number
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Well, there are 50 posts per page, so it stands to reason…200,000. For some odd reason I wanted that, but I’m not really into numerology, so I can’t even explain why. Interesting it came on the 4,000th page as well. . .Now 200,006 is my lucky number
Hi Mike,
Hard to believe you have never been to a strip club.
As a group (from work), we would take guys who were getting married to one for lunch (Bachelor party). Great fun until their fiancé/wife found out.
Huh.200,000. For some odd reason I wanted that, but I’m not really into numerology, so I can’t even explain why. Interesting it came on the 4,000th page as well. . .Now 200,006 is my lucky number
Do I win a Major Award or something?
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And now I feel totally stupid. For some reason I thought that the length of the posts determined what made up a ‘page’. “And we let this guy around firearms?. . .”
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All the knowledge that he had had had had no affect on the outcome.
My Dad sent me this today. He will be 71 years old this year.
I wondered if I had shown you a picture(s) of my home for a couple of years (the Boutwell WHEC 719; 723 is the Rush). The 12 of these Hamilton class ships were partly funded by the Navy to augment anti-submarine warfare capabilities, entitled us to an annual 5 week war games 'vacation' in San Diego. Rest of the year we patrolled the Aleutians & Bering Sea. They had variable pitch props (didn't have to reverse shaft rotation to stop) & were powered by twin Pratt & Whitney turbines + dual 18 cyl. diesels. As an electronics tech. petty officer with radar specialty, the top of the 2 masts were part of my private domain (rotating antennas). These ships served ~50 yrs. before being parceled out to friendly countries. The Boutwell is now the BRP Bonifacio in the Philippines navy. I loved going to sea, my married shipmates not so much.
I wondered if I had shown you a picture(s) of my home for a couple of years (the Boutwell WHEC 719; 723 is the Rush). The 12 of these Hamilton class ships were partly funded by the Navy to augment anti-submarine warfare capabilities, entitled us to an annual 5 week war games 'vacation' in San Diego. Rest of the year we patrolled the Aleutians & Bering Sea. They had variable pitch props (didn't have to reverse shaft rotation to stop) & were powered by twin Pratt & Whitney turbines + dual 18 cyl. diesels. As an electronics tech. petty officer with radar specialty, the top of the 2 masts were part of my private domain (rotating antennas). These ships served ~50 yrs. before being parceled out to friendly countries. The Boutwell is now the BRP Bonifacio in the Philippines navy. I loved going to sea, my married shipmates not so much.
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The doctor at the emergency room should have seen this. It would give them a firmer idea for treatment regimen.....
Somebody said, "You hear the Marines are dropping 0317's completely?"
And another said, "yeah....when Hell freezes over....".
This has been posted at least a dozen times in the last 4000 pages, and is quite possibly the nicest ass in the whole thread. Very reminiscent of my wife's when she was 21.
I like/love the post every time I see it.
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