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Ham

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  1. It is kind of sad. House, I would not doubt that he had some integrity once.
  2. You must admit it would be a good speculation though- just what they need. Another LCM boot licker..
  3. OK Uncle H. How about: The Spasmodic spandex bearing sphincters
  4. Nah, it was one of them thar "miracles". Died backwards, overnight.
  5. You make quite a few good points George. Especially the David Koresh group. At least two of the people there were very smart. They belonged to the ham radio "fraternity", and had the highest earned license you can get. Hardly dumb. Some people study and study and never get it. I guess smarts just doesn't guarantee that a person is going to immune to being conned.
  6. WordWolf, it really took some effort to look at that stuff. I had to take several slow, smooth breaths and try to relax.. would have been better off if I braced myself with half a bottle of tequilla, schnaps or something.. would have had a lot to explain to the boss here though.
  7. That's funny.. my naval friend says that too, and he was stationed on a couple of subs. He reminisces about the food. Navy chefs really trained by the best in the art, plus almost anything he could eat. I think he would rather forget what it was like being on one of the old fossil fuel powered jobs. Really liked being on one of the nukes.
  8. Dunno.. looking at their new message board again this morning got me thinking a little more. No post from innies seem to have any real substance- at least in my opinion. They look like a lot of the "blessings" letters, "we were sooooo "blessed" to be a part of..." with almost little or no valid reasons. Kind of makes me feel sick. One "positive" thing though- it makes me really "blessed" that my kids are not mixed up in that mess. Things don't look any better, no less any different.
  9. Galen, a friend of mine insists that the Navy does not have boats, but ships. Run one aground, and you can call it anything you want..
  10. I have a feeling any attempt to copyright anything will come under a little closer scrutiny this time..
  11. Well, I'll be nice. Next spring when I work the yard sales, I'll keep an eye out for a couple commodore 64's or vic 20's for them. More processing power than they could ever need. And John, yes, they can still play (a few very old) games on them. They might even be able to get greasespot up- without the graphics..
  12. Mr. Engine, if there was a nomination for who gets the grand prize for the best submission, I would vote for you.
  13. And another thing (or two).. the name of the place. "Family tables". Kind of "rock of ages" ish. Why have they decided to resurrect yet one more "old wineskin"? I thought the ROA was disbanded largely because of the "homos" and "people's unbelief". Makes me wonder if they want us to get some kind of warm fuzzy feeling, remembering one of the few activities that could actually be a little fun. Now here we have, similar to the discussion in another thread, not a virtual VP, or virtual Loy (thank God!) but a "virtual ROA". Interesting. If the BOD sanctioned this, I would venture to guess that it is an experiment to see what would really happen if they really pulled their heads out of the sand right on the internet. Doesn't look good to me, they already have two or three questions in their question forum that they either cannot or will not answer. I would not hold my breath waiting to see anybody "official" posting there.
  14. "not officially associated with da vey ministry" says a lot. My first impression, Paw doesn't have much to fear from the "competition" heh heh..
  15. Even that could be too much overkill. You could easily keep track of all their stuff with Microsoft Works for DOS and about 1meg of ram.. Could be they are finding it hard to get the X25 packet stuff to work on the internet. I knew a person that still used a commodore 64 up to a couple years ago on the internet. Maybe he could give them some pointers!
  16. Yep Exie.. that oughta scare the crap out of em!
  17. "Problem". God forbid that anybody could have anything other than an "opportunity".
  18. Funny. I tend to stop myself from using that one- reminds me too much of old vey vocabulary!
  19. Exie, Martinpuke almost made that one a household word.
  20. Kind of the same here Belle, however. I tend to agree with a lot of the conservative line. Some things I have reservations. But Bush did some stuff that I thought we would be better off with a "blood sucking, card carrying" Liberal, heh heh.. People were saying how Kerry was so incompetent- and I would not argue with that. I thought maybe that's what we needed in office at the time, a little less competence. He may dream and scheme, but would't have the wherwithal to pull some stuff off like Bush..
  21. "spooked". I used that one once (on purpose) in front of the then branch coordinator. Looked like his teeth were gonna drop out..
  22. Yep.. makes me wonder how "private" anybody's emails are in that place, either.
  23. That was just what I was thinking.. kind of like another myth. "Loy could run a fortune 500 company". Probably could, right into the ground.. But I remember how people thought it was so "cool" to think one of the almighty bumper stickers made it to "the big time" heh heh.
  24. C.C., could be.. but I don't think his book would end up on a best seller list anytime soon. Cripe, in my opinion, people had to be brow beaten and threatened to buy any of his academia even when he was "in". His book was "required" reading- or pretty close to it.
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