Drink of Choice
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GWG8541 We (my beautiful wife of 52yrs and i ) usually make the road trip from Oklahoma to NY (least coast), and across the northern border to the Left coast and drop down thru Ca. and back on interstate 40 to Home. As with you, we have friends and family populated all over the globe. Life is good.
Still can’t get the NY pizza, hot dogs, Philly cheese steak, and Beef on wick fix in OKJoeB I figure we are all just a bunch of Nomads.
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JoeB Everything looks great, but the CR is too rich for my blood. I do really like all your decor, etc. in the main room. That is really nice, rustic, & simple, at the same time.
calldoctoday Thank You… Just memories of times past. Great place to enjoy in the winter with the fire and CR on ice
That’s my Man Cave (den). I have no control over the rest of the house. 
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JoeB I figure we are all just a bunch of Nomads.
calldoctoday Yep, so much to enjoy and see… This is a great, beautiful country.
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calldoctoday Thank You… Just memories of times past. Great place to enjoy in the winter with the fire and CR on ice
That’s my Man Cave (den). I have no control over the rest of the house. JoeB I will chat by the fire with you & all the Jack & Ginger, Beam, & Old Forrester you can muster. I know the CR tastes pretty good too.
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JoeB I will chat by the fire with you & all the Jack & Ginger, Beam, & Old Forrester you can muster. I know the CR tastes pretty good too.
calldoctoday Thank You. The door is always open and always room for a friend.
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GWG8541 can’t log in on my pc otherwise I would delete the double pics. International it is Thanks
JoeB did you forget your login is 12345?
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zbigjeff Thanks for reminding me Jeff. It was a knock down fight with captcha… The computer didn’t think i was a Human… Story of my life
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JoeB I will chat by the fire with you & all the Jack & Ginger, Beam, & Old Forrester you can muster. I know the CR tastes pretty good too.
calldoctoday … In secret I’m really a Jim beam guy. Been to their factory. Tastings are available at their distillery in Clermont, Kentucky. Down the road is one of the first Coke plants. Could never get them to do a tasting together
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Just an old man’s breakfast Angus prime, eggs and hash browns. A few pics of my collectables. 3lt Crown on the left.
JoeB it sure looks like you did some time in GE, nice collection of beer glasses. I think I still have my steel pot before they went kevlar. I did get a departing gift of my flight helmet at retirement, just waiting for man cave.
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GWG8541 Finally captcha let me logon Thailand and Singapore spirits
Wonderful memories of days gone by
JoeB is that a bottle of Mekong whisky? It sure looks like what I remember. I gave my last bottle to a Thai friend back here. I figured she would appreciate it more than me.
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JoeB it sure looks like you did some time in GE, nice collection of beer glasses. I think I still have my steel pot before they went kevlar. I did get a departing gift of my flight helmet at retirement, just waiting for man cave.
YooperDog Thanks, spent way too much time in places (as you) that others choose not to be… . Gives me a much better appreciation for life and this country…
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JoeB it sure looks like you did some time in GE, nice collection of beer glasses. I think I still have my steel pot before they went kevlar. I did get a departing gift of my flight helmet at retirement, just waiting for man cave.
YooperDog Thanks, spent way too much time in places (as you) that others choose not to be… . Gives me a much better appreciation for life and this country… Well you are one up. No Flight helmet, but i do have everlasting rib marks and airborne knees from in flight jumps. At the end of the mantel is a ww1 Doughboy helmet
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YooperDog Thanks, spent way too much time in places (as you) that others choose not to be… . Gives me a much better appreciation for life and this country… Well you are one up. No Flight helmet, but i do have everlasting rib marks and airborne knees from in flight jumps. At the end of the mantel is a ww1 Doughboy helmet
JoeB I have lost track how many DZ’s I have been over, but doing the basic jump schoolhouse lifts were always an eye opener. There would be no way in h3ll you could keep me from taking that static line ride after going through all that work to get there and then the training there. I am happy to report that I never lost one. Had some big boys with lots of gear going out low get barely one swing get some injuries over the years. Always a sick feeling after calling Red light and still hearing the stick go out. Lots of places,lots of memories.
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JoeB is that a bottle of Mekong whisky? It sure looks like what I remember. I gave my last bottle to a Thai friend back here. I figured she would appreciate it more than me.
YooperDog Yep , stock down to two bottles. Heaven knows what’s in the making of this… Last time i had a few toooo many shots with the foreign exchange officers my ears rang for days.
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YooperDog Yep , stock down to two bottles. Heaven knows what’s in the making of this… Last time i had a few toooo many shots with the foreign exchange officers my ears rang for days.
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JoeB I have lost track how many DZ’s I have been over, but doing the basic jump schoolhouse lifts were always an eye opener. There would be no way in h3ll you could keep me from taking that static line ride after going through all that work to get there and then the training there. I am happy to report that I never lost one. Had some big boys with lots of gear going out low get barely one swing get some injuries over the years. Always a sick feeling after calling Red light and still hearing the stick go out. Lots of places,lots of memories.
YooperDog Be happy, Remember the old adage… if it didn’t kill you, it made you tougher. Thank you for your service Jim
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GWG8541 Thank you, i truly under stand and appreciate your toast. Prost Prost Kamerad Prost Prost Kamerad Prost Prost Prost Prost Prost Prost Kamerad Wir wollen einen heben (heeeeeben) Prost Prost Prost!
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GWG8541 That is awesome Brother…
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YooperDog Thanks, spent way too much time in places (as you) that others choose not to be… . Gives me a much better appreciation for life and this country… Well you are one up. No Flight helmet, but i do have everlasting rib marks and airborne knees from in flight jumps. At the end of the mantel is a ww1 Doughboy helmet
JoeB that Doughboy helmet is a pretty nice piece of history. Makes one wonder about the stories a piece of history could tell. I have tipped a few with some foreign national troops, there is some sort of strange need to be the last one standing for country or service pride. Even if you win victory isn’t so sweet come daylight. And as you know there is some strange hooch out there.
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JoeB that Doughboy helmet is a pretty nice piece of history. Makes one wonder about the stories a piece of history could tell. I have tipped a few with some foreign national troops, there is some sort of strange need to be the last one standing for country or service pride. Even if you win victory isn’t so sweet come daylight. And as you know there is some strange hooch out there.
YooperDog Gosh… You had to remind me of that
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