Posted on 11/10/2011 7:16:05 PM PST by RightOnline
USAF 66-70 462X0 Weapons
307th TFS, 401st TFW
Kept F-100D’s cocked 24/7 per my tagline
United States Air Force.
Well, let me put it this way... he got all the goodies in MY care package, that babe-magnet of mine. ;^) Have a great Veteran’s Day, Sweetheart!
I LOVE YOU :-*
US Army 1973-1977
TX National Guard 1978-1981
Excellent!
OK you two....get a room. :)
Thank you for your service!!
Notice our active duty years (’77-’84) are not only identical...but both of us SAC weenies? :) Too cool.
Hope your injuries heal quickly and completely. Now, I’m betting you need a good ‘cover story’ for the bandages, etc.....let’s see......it’ll have to start “Now this is no s**t...”.
USN ‘74-’78
USS Ajax AR-6
MM2 Aft Engine Room, Engineering Half Deck
Given the topic of this thread, may I recommend my BOQ, darling? ;-)
Dad - Army 1958 to 1963, Air Force 1963 to 1985
Ex - Army 1977 to 1989
Hubby - Army 1971 to 1974
LOL! A great idea, RightOnline!
Well, um, you could but....um......I don't swing that way so um.......
OOOHHH.....that was for floralamiss. Boy is my face red.
Why, yes... RightOnline did say to “Check In”, and I think it’s a superb suggestion! I’ll meet you there, dearest! ;^)
LOL! I’m getting confused, Joe! Now, who all, besides RightOnline, is coming with us for BLT’s? Do we have to “check in” with the maitre d’, and am I wearing the right shoes?
My father was on the USS Block Island (baby aircraft carrier) when WWII ended. They picked up our POWs from Japanese prison camps and carried them back to a friendly island with a hospital. Many of them died on ship within days of rescue. Dad was almost eighty before he talked with his sons about it. He got malaria in the Philippines, which ended his dream of being a foreign missionary.
Well lessee here....hmmmmm......If Joe’s taking you places that serve BLT’s and have maitre d’s....and your shoe style matters.....my advice is simple: RUN! RUN! Run as far and as fast as you can!!!!!!!
God bless your dad.....wow. Imagine being freed from a Japanese hellhole of a POW camp, only to die within days after rescue aboard a friendly ship. I can’t imagine....unless those poor souls had been holding out and finally felt FREE to die in freedom vs. captivity.
...and God bless you for your service in the Silent Service.
Thanks for the advice, and you bet I will run... right smack dab into Joe’s arms. :-)
And many already know my bandages are due to a successful surgery(thank God), so no joy on the possible cover story.
But thanks anyway! LOL
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