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Not likely,have a bunch of people and places to see.
  If you give me a time in CST, I shall call you.

I shall have to do something about Venie, than start talking to Dr.s
Looks like a real yard sale coming up soon.

Was feeling bad, weak, staggering and not sleeping.
Went to the clinic this morning.
After 14 hours, mostly waiting, was told to go 60 miles to a regional hospital
I refused, they then gave me 2 pints and a warning that I am bleeding internally.
Big AMA letter.
What a mess.
Why does this sort of thing strike the old?
Enough whining, just going to have to start planning .

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Red in the morning, sailor beware!

Jorge, you are under a common delusion, the U.S A. is not supposed to be a democracy, but a constitutional representative republic.
A democracy is what exists in OZ, a rule of the majority, we here are NOT supposed to be that, but are quickly becoming one.

I certainly hope your arm recovers after being twisted so badly.

Gitano, did your cake fall ?
Do not know if  you got any of it, it was reported that Anchorage felt it.

I have no problem with the age,just the corporate condition!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Easy on the old, if you live long enough, you will fit that group..



For a person really in need of a translator, a neighbor was from Wales, spoke Welch as his first language, Afrikaans as his second, English as his third AND had a hare lip and cleft palate.
Took some REAL hard listening to follow him.

Rick, spend some time on Texoma or Sam Rayburn lakes,
Actually quite small for a gulf party boat to catch some red snappers.

What a mess to live in GB and want to have firearms, though it is getting to be a problem in some states here, too.
You have my sympathy.

A drinksgin translator?
NEVER!
Rick, I really doubt there is a very large and isolated wheelhouse on what was mostly  a large bass boat.
Could be.
I had an 04 uncle, even worse a mustang, he got  passed over and out just for slapping a couple of peons around.
I thought from that the navy was sorta up tight about correct conduct.
My uncle was a sorry varmit but he did go from E1 to 04 before they finally got tired of him.
WWII helped his career quite a bit, he was in subs.

After looking it up, I can hear the squeals of joy in the lower ranks at the opportunity to advance careers.
It certainly seems having zipper problems is getting to be a problem in Army and Navy ranks.

The Iranians caught 10 sailors in their waters, took them in custody, agreed to release them, but the naval 03 in charge had to make an apology to Iran.
I thought the rules were still, name, rank, serial number and date of birth, nothing else when captured.
To make it worse, the 03 is a trade school graduate.
I would think he has just undone his career, even if he is a ring knocker.
All the story is not yet out, but so far, supposedly one of a pair of very small patrol boats stopped running, it's companion stayed with it and they "accidentially" drifted 50 miles into
Iranian waters.
Something stinks, a couple of E2 coasties could have rigged a tow and gotten out of there
but an academy graduate could not figure out what to do?

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I agree with what you say, however, what do you think about the Naval 0-3 who rolled over like a puppy dog?