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...chief..you just dug yourself a hole so deep you just might as well keep going and go out through China...
...Old smart..of all the people here you were the last one on my list to fall for a cheap attack on my persona but you posted first....the gloves are coming off...
jetfuel...
PS: it is a one owner only driven on Sundays to church..
... ...Old smart..of all the people here you were the last one on my list to fall for a cheap attack on my persona but you posted first....the gloves are coming off... ...
...foam cup is the answer to crook coffee finger syndrome...
...believe-you-me...they come off easier than you think...don't have far to fall but they come off easy...
Problem is, that rigid finger can poke a hole through the side of the foam cup, and then you have a free scupper overboard.
About the beginning of my (Midshipman) time, there were still cups remaining in the General Mess that had no beckets on the side. Maybe this is a later 20th C. syndrome.
Covet thy earned finger.
Last edited by Old smart; 06-24-2009 at 03:09 PM..
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When I rolled out of USTS BAY STATE (ex-USS Doyen (AKA-1)) into USS RICHARD E. KRAUS (DD-849) as 1st LT, there were non-becketed mugs in both. My leading First Division BM1 always chose the un-becketed - best P.O. in the Navy, but he didn't make the hat. A shame.
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