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John H. wrote:
is a great place for golf, but I don't think I'd go there without a friend in the area. With a friend who has a 'Passport', the green fees run around $50, which isn't bad. 'Walk-ons' will pay anywhere from $85 to about $135 on the courses we played. The weather was great, food was good, good times with friends, but the golf scores sucked. Oh well. Didn't see many boats on the ICW, even though we crossed it several times a day. Did see one Parker CC, about 21'er, on a trailer. Didn't check the transom. Best place to eat was 'Country Kitchen' where chicken fried steak, mashed 'taters and gravy, all the iced tea and cornbread you could eat, and a double order of collard greens ran a total of $6.79, excluding tax. Now *that's* my kind of restaurant. I hope everyone was good while I was gone! Ah, yes...the greasy, high cholesterol, high fat, artery choking southern diet. Did you put lots of salt and butter on the greens? |
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is a great place for golf, but I don't think I'd go there without a friend
in the area. With a friend who has a 'Passport', the green fees run around $50, which isn't bad. 'Walk-ons' will pay anywhere from $85 to about $135 on the courses we played. The weather was great, food was good, good times with friends, but the golf scores sucked. Oh well. Didn't see many boats on the ICW, even though we crossed it several times a day. Did see one Parker CC, about 21'er, on a trailer. Didn't check the transom. Best place to eat was 'Country Kitchen' where chicken fried steak, mashed 'taters and gravy, all the iced tea and cornbread you could eat, and a double order of collard greens ran a total of $6.79, excluding tax. Now *that's* my kind of restaurant. I hope everyone was good while I was gone! -- John H |
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HK wrote:
Didn't see many boats on the ICW, even though we crossed it several times a day. Did see one Parker CC, about 21'er, on a trailer. Didn't check the transom. Best place to eat was 'Country Kitchen' where chicken fried steak, mashed 'taters and gravy, all the iced tea and cornbread you could eat, and a double order of collard greens ran a total of $6.79, excluding tax. Now *that's* my kind of restaurant. I hope everyone was good while I was gone! Ah, yes...the greasy, high cholesterol, high fat, artery choking southern diet. Did you put lots of salt and butter on the greens? Harry, If you are not eating high fat, high carb and generally a poor nutritional diet with very little exercise, how did you get so overweight, bloated and generally stressed out? I don't think I have ever seen a pudgy hand with fat little nail bitten hands as you have. You really look like you need to spend more time on your diet and exercise program than worry about JohnH, who seems to be fit and in shape. |
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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote: Didn't see many boats on the ICW, even though we crossed it several times a day. Did see one Parker CC, about 21'er, on a trailer. Didn't check the transom. Best place to eat was 'Country Kitchen' where chicken fried steak, mashed 'taters and gravy, all the iced tea and cornbread you could eat, and a double order of collard greens ran a total of $6.79, excluding tax. Now *that's* my kind of restaurant. I hope everyone was good while I was gone! Ah, yes...the greasy, high cholesterol, high fat, artery choking southern diet. Did you put lots of salt and butter on the greens? Harry, If you are not eating high fat, high carb and generally a poor nutritional diet with very little exercise, how did you get so overweight, bloated and generally stressed out? I don't think I have ever seen a pudgy hand with fat little nail bitten hands as you have. Don't know much about focal length, eh? |
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"John H." wrote in message ... is a great place for golf, but I don't think I'd go there without a friend in the area. With a friend who has a 'Passport', the green fees run around $50, which isn't bad. 'Walk-ons' will pay anywhere from $85 to about $135 on the courses we played. The weather was great, food was good, good times with friends, but the golf scores sucked. Oh well. Didn't see many boats on the ICW, even though we crossed it several times a day. Did see one Parker CC, about 21'er, on a trailer. Didn't check the transom. Best place to eat was 'Country Kitchen' where chicken fried steak, mashed 'taters and gravy, all the iced tea and cornbread you could eat, and a double order of collard greens ran a total of $6.79, excluding tax. Now *that's* my kind of restaurant. I hope everyone was good while I was gone! -- John H Never mind all that...did you bring back a souvenir for us? |
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HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote: HK wrote: Didn't see many boats on the ICW, even though we crossed it several times a day. Did see one Parker CC, about 21'er, on a trailer. Didn't check the transom. Best place to eat was 'Country Kitchen' where chicken fried steak, mashed 'taters and gravy, all the iced tea and cornbread you could eat, and a double order of collard greens ran a total of $6.79, excluding tax. Now *that's* my kind of restaurant. I hope everyone was good while I was gone! Ah, yes...the greasy, high cholesterol, high fat, artery choking southern diet. Did you put lots of salt and butter on the greens? Harry, If you are not eating high fat, high carb and generally a poor nutritional diet with very little exercise, how did you get so overweight, bloated and generally stressed out? I don't think I have ever seen a pudgy hand with fat little nail bitten hands as you have. Don't know much about focal length, eh? Actually, I have and know what focal length will do in a photograph, obviously, you don't. Here is a link that will show you how focal length effects ones perception in a photo. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Focal_length I don't care how wide an angle you were using it would not have made anyones hands turn into those fat short hands. They looked like someone who has been sitting at a computer WAY too much and nibbling on fat, salty snacks the entire time. I think I can understand why you installed a kitchen next to your computer. I also don't know of any lens that will make ones nails look like they have been chewed to the nub. |
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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote: Reginald P. Smithers III wrote: HK wrote: Didn't see many boats on the ICW, even though we crossed it several times a day. Did see one Parker CC, about 21'er, on a trailer. Didn't check the transom. Best place to eat was 'Country Kitchen' where chicken fried steak, mashed 'taters and gravy, all the iced tea and cornbread you could eat, and a double order of collard greens ran a total of $6.79, excluding tax. Now *that's* my kind of restaurant. I hope everyone was good while I was gone! Ah, yes...the greasy, high cholesterol, high fat, artery choking southern diet. Did you put lots of salt and butter on the greens? Harry, If you are not eating high fat, high carb and generally a poor nutritional diet with very little exercise, how did you get so overweight, bloated and generally stressed out? I don't think I have ever seen a pudgy hand with fat little nail bitten hands as you have. Don't know much about focal length, eh? Actually, I have and know what focal length will do in a photograph, obviously, you don't. Here is a link that will show you how focal length effects ones perception in a photo. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Focal_length I don't care how wide an angle you were using it would not have made anyones hands turn into those fat short hands. They looked like someone who has been sitting at a computer WAY too much and nibbling on fat, salty snacks the entire time. I think I can understand why you installed a kitchen next to your computer. I also don't know of any lens that will make ones nails look like they have been chewed to the nub. Actually, I don't chew them, but I do pick at them. And your understanding of the photo and how it was taken are wrong, too. So, your batting average so far today as the Perfect Snarky Asshole is 1.000. Oh...saw my doc last week. BP 118 over 64. Blood sugar 97. Cholesterol numbers I don't recall, but all "satisfactory." IQ, significantly higher than yours. |
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On Mar 22, 7:56*am, HK wrote:
John H. wrote: is a great place for golf, but I don't think I'd go there without a friend in the area. With a friend who has a 'Passport', the green fees run around $50, which isn't bad. 'Walk-ons' will pay anywhere from $85 to about $135 on the courses we played. The weather was great, food was good, good times with friends, but the golf scores sucked. Oh well. Didn't see many boats on the ICW, even though we crossed it several times a day. Did see one Parker CC, about 21'er, on a trailer. Didn't check the transom. Best place to eat was 'Country Kitchen' where chicken fried steak, mashed 'taters and gravy, all the iced tea and cornbread you could eat, and a double order of collard greens ran a total of $6.79, excluding tax. Now *that's* my kind of restaurant. I hope everyone was good while I was gone! Ah, yes...the greasy, high cholesterol, high fat, artery choking southern diet. Did you put lots of salt and butter on the greens?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Harry, if I was as fat as you, I certainly wouldn't be dissing what anyone else ate. |
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On Mar 22, 9:14*am, HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote: HK wrote: Didn't see many boats on the ICW, even though we crossed it several times a day. Did see one Parker CC, about 21'er, on a trailer. Didn't check the transom. Best place to eat was 'Country Kitchen' where chicken fried steak, mashed 'taters and gravy, all the iced tea and cornbread you could eat, and a double order of collard greens ran a total of $6.79, excluding tax. Now *that's* my kind of restaurant. I hope everyone was good while I was gone! Ah, yes...the greasy, high cholesterol, high fat, artery choking southern diet. Did you put lots of salt and butter on the greens? Harry, If you are not eating high fat, high carb and generally a poor nutritional diet with very little exercise, how did you get so overweight, bloated and generally stressed out? *I don't think I have ever seen a pudgy hand with fat little nail bitten hands as you have. Don't know much about focal length, eh?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Harry, focal length has absolutely NOTHING to do with the fact that you are a fat pig. |
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"HK" wrote in message ... Reginald P. Smithers III wrote: HK wrote: Reginald P. Smithers III wrote: HK wrote: Didn't see many boats on the ICW, even though we crossed it several times a day. Did see one Parker CC, about 21'er, on a trailer. Didn't check the transom. Best place to eat was 'Country Kitchen' where chicken fried steak, mashed 'taters and gravy, all the iced tea and cornbread you could eat, and a double order of collard greens ran a total of $6.79, excluding tax. Now *that's* my kind of restaurant. I hope everyone was good while I was gone! Ah, yes...the greasy, high cholesterol, high fat, artery choking southern diet. Did you put lots of salt and butter on the greens? Harry, If you are not eating high fat, high carb and generally a poor nutritional diet with very little exercise, how did you get so overweight, bloated and generally stressed out? I don't think I have ever seen a pudgy hand with fat little nail bitten hands as you have. Don't know much about focal length, eh? Actually, I have and know what focal length will do in a photograph, obviously, you don't. Here is a link that will show you how focal length effects ones perception in a photo. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Focal_length I don't care how wide an angle you were using it would not have made anyones hands turn into those fat short hands. They looked like someone who has been sitting at a computer WAY too much and nibbling on fat, salty snacks the entire time. I think I can understand why you installed a kitchen next to your computer. I also don't know of any lens that will make ones nails look like they have been chewed to the nub. Actually, I don't chew them, but I do pick at them. And your understanding of the photo and how it was taken are wrong, too. So, your batting average so far today as the Perfect Snarky Asshole is 1.000. Oh...saw my doc last week. BP 118 over 64. Blood sugar 97. Cholesterol numbers I don't recall, but all "satisfactory." IQ, significantly higher than yours. (Yawn) And not from lack of sleep. |
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On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 09:30:17 -0400, "Reginald P. Smithers III"
"Reggie is Here wrote: nibbling on fat, salty snacks the entire time mmmmmfatty, salty snacks... Which reminds me - I need to stock up on pretzels... |
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On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 09:10:37 -0400, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is
Here wrote: HK wrote: Didn't see many boats on the ICW, even though we crossed it several times a day. Did see one Parker CC, about 21'er, on a trailer. Didn't check the transom. Best place to eat was 'Country Kitchen' where chicken fried steak, mashed 'taters and gravy, all the iced tea and cornbread you could eat, and a double order of collard greens ran a total of $6.79, excluding tax. Now *that's* my kind of restaurant. I hope everyone was good while I was gone! Ah, yes...the greasy, high cholesterol, high fat, artery choking southern diet. Did you put lots of salt and butter on the greens? Harry, If you are not eating high fat, high carb and generally a poor nutritional diet with very little exercise, how did you get so overweight, bloated and generally stressed out? I don't think I have ever seen a pudgy hand with fat little nail bitten hands as you have. You really look like you need to spend more time on your diet and exercise program than worry about JohnH, who seems to be fit and in shape. Actually, I'm about fifteen pounds over where I want to be. That's why I doubled up on the collard greens instead of having two orders of macaroni and cheese. -- John *H* (Not the other one!) |
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HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote: HK wrote: Reginald P. Smithers III wrote: HK wrote: Didn't see many boats on the ICW, even though we crossed it several times a day. Did see one Parker CC, about 21'er, on a trailer. Didn't check the transom. Best place to eat was 'Country Kitchen' where chicken fried steak, mashed 'taters and gravy, all the iced tea and cornbread you could eat, and a double order of collard greens ran a total of $6.79, excluding tax. Now *that's* my kind of restaurant. I hope everyone was good while I was gone! Ah, yes...the greasy, high cholesterol, high fat, artery choking southern diet. Did you put lots of salt and butter on the greens? Harry, If you are not eating high fat, high carb and generally a poor nutritional diet with very little exercise, how did you get so overweight, bloated and generally stressed out? I don't think I have ever seen a pudgy hand with fat little nail bitten hands as you have. Don't know much about focal length, eh? Actually, I have and know what focal length will do in a photograph, obviously, you don't. Here is a link that will show you how focal length effects ones perception in a photo. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Focal_length I don't care how wide an angle you were using it would not have made anyones hands turn into those fat short hands. They looked like someone who has been sitting at a computer WAY too much and nibbling on fat, salty snacks the entire time. I think I can understand why you installed a kitchen next to your computer. I also don't know of any lens that will make ones nails look like they have been chewed to the nub. Actually, I don't chew them, but I do pick at them. And your understanding of the photo and how it was taken are wrong, too. So, your batting average so far today as the Perfect Snarky Asshole is 1.000. Oh...saw my doc last week. BP 118 over 64. Blood sugar 97. Cholesterol numbers I don't recall, but all "satisfactory." IQ, significantly higher than yours. Harry, If your doctor didn't tell you to lose some weight, it is time for a new doctor. |
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Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 09:30:17 -0400, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote: nibbling on fat, salty snacks the entire time mmmmmfatty, salty snacks... Which reminds me - I need to stock up on pretzels... Be careful, pretzels can be dangerous. No one thinks it will happen to them. You start out with pretzels and before you know it you have moved onto pizza. |
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On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 14:12:21 -0400, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is
Here wrote: Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 09:30:17 -0400, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote: nibbling on fat, salty snacks the entire time mmmmmfatty, salty snacks... Which reminds me - I need to stock up on pretzels... Be careful, pretzels can be dangerous. No one thinks it will happen to them. You start out with pretzels and before you know it you have moved onto pizza. Costco pizza. Yum! -- John *H* (Not the other one!) |
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. *You start out with pretzels and before you know it you have moved
onto pizza. Costco pizza. Yum! -- John *H* (Not the other one!) Cripes, John. and I'm sure you still crave spam w/hot sauce... C-rations. yougotta love 'em. o'f course, if you eat enough of them, I suppose you could start to like them...... |
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"Tim" wrote in message ... . You start out with pretzels and before you know it you have moved onto pizza. Costco pizza. Yum! -- John *H* (Not the other one!) Cripes, John. and I'm sure you still crave spam w/hot sauce... C-rations. yougotta love 'em. o'f course, if you eat enough of them, I suppose you could start to like them...... SOS, grits, and powdered milk. An all white breakfast. Chase it down with chicory coffee blend. Makes you want to re-up just for the gourmet food. |
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On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 18:43:39 -0400, "
wrote: "Tim" wrote in message ... . You start out with pretzels and before you know it you have moved onto pizza. Costco pizza. Yum! -- John *H* (Not the other one!) Cripes, John. and I'm sure you still crave spam w/hot sauce... C-rations. yougotta love 'em. o'f course, if you eat enough of them, I suppose you could start to like them...... SOS, grits, and powdered milk. An all white breakfast. Chase it down with chicory coffee blend. Makes you want to re-up just for the gourmet food. I really hate to admit this, but I had a fondness for dehydrated eggs. Don't ask me why - I loved the damn things. I will admit that combat rations today are much better than they used to be. In particular the vegetarian meal - it's really pretty good. Just recently, I had the veggie/cheese omelet - that wasn't half bad either. |
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On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 19:31:56 -0500, John H.
wrote: On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 18:43:39 -0400, " wrote: "Tim" wrote in message ... . You start out with pretzels and before you know it you have moved onto pizza. Costco pizza. Yum! -- John *H* (Not the other one!) Cripes, John. and I'm sure you still crave spam w/hot sauce... C-rations. yougotta love 'em. o'f course, if you eat enough of them, I suppose you could start to like them...... SOS, grits, and powdered milk. An all white breakfast. Chase it down with chicory coffee blend. Makes you want to re-up just for the gourmet food. It's obvious to me that both y'all know a lot about good food! Ever have mystery meat in the CRATS? Freakin' awful. I swear this is true - we were on an op up near Hue and the CRATS they gave us were from the Korean War. I have a package of Lucky Strikes in the green package that came with one set of CRATS - those are from WWII. :) Kids today have it too good I tell 'ya. :) I will say this for the Squids - they had some decent food. Never forget an R&R at Cam Rahn - real roast beef, real mashed potatoes, real veggies and honest to god real blueberry pie with vanilla ice cream. Don't tell the Squids in here that I said that - ruin my upstanding reputation. :) |
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On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 20:16:31 -0500, John H.
wrote: On Sun, 23 Mar 2008 00:06:53 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 18:43:39 -0400, " wrote: "Tim" wrote in message ... . You start out with pretzels and before you know it you have moved onto pizza. Costco pizza. Yum! -- John *H* (Not the other one!) Cripes, John. and I'm sure you still crave spam w/hot sauce... C-rations. yougotta love 'em. o'f course, if you eat enough of them, I suppose you could start to like them...... SOS, grits, and powdered milk. An all white breakfast. Chase it down with chicory coffee blend. Makes you want to re-up just for the gourmet food. I really hate to admit this, but I had a fondness for dehydrated eggs. Don't ask me why - I loved the damn things. I will admit that combat rations today are much better than they used to be. In particular the vegetarian meal - it's really pretty good. Just recently, I had the veggie/cheese omelet - that wasn't half bad either. C-rations. Navy beans and ham, hot or cold, with tobasco. Can't beat it with a stick. We had to beat 'em with a stick to soften the damn things up. :) |
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On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 18:43:39 -0400, "
wrote: "Tim" wrote in message ... . You start out with pretzels and before you know it you have moved onto pizza. Costco pizza. Yum! -- John *H* (Not the other one!) Cripes, John. and I'm sure you still crave spam w/hot sauce... C-rations. yougotta love 'em. o'f course, if you eat enough of them, I suppose you could start to like them...... SOS, grits, and powdered milk. An all white breakfast. Chase it down with chicory coffee blend. Makes you want to re-up just for the gourmet food. It's obvious to me that both y'all know a lot about good food! -- John *H* (Not the other one!) |
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On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 20:33:48 -0500, John H.
wrote: On Sun, 23 Mar 2008 00:17:54 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 19:31:56 -0500, John H. wrote: On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 18:43:39 -0400, " wrote: "Tim" wrote in message ... . You start out with pretzels and before you know it you have moved onto pizza. Costco pizza. Yum! -- John *H* (Not the other one!) Cripes, John. and I'm sure you still crave spam w/hot sauce... C-rations. yougotta love 'em. o'f course, if you eat enough of them, I suppose you could start to like them...... SOS, grits, and powdered milk. An all white breakfast. Chase it down with chicory coffee blend. Makes you want to re-up just for the gourmet food. It's obvious to me that both y'all know a lot about good food! Ever have mystery meat in the CRATS? Freakin' awful. I swear this is true - we were on an op up near Hue and the CRATS they gave us were from the Korean War. I have a package of Lucky Strikes in the green package that came with one set of CRATS - those are from WWII. :) Kids today have it too good I tell 'ya. :) I will say this for the Squids - they had some decent food. Never forget an R&R at Cam Rahn - real roast beef, real mashed potatoes, real veggies and honest to god real blueberry pie with vanilla ice cream. Don't tell the Squids in here that I said that - ruin my upstanding reputation. :) Did you ever get to Vung Tao for in-country R&R? Cool place. Great place for pictures. Nope. Cam Rahn and Sydney, AU with a guy from the Aussie SAS whose family owned a cattle ranch. And when I say ranch, I mean an area the size of Wyoming kind of ranch. Amazing place Australia. |
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On Sun, 23 Mar 2008 00:06:53 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote: On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 18:43:39 -0400, " wrote: "Tim" wrote in message ... . You start out with pretzels and before you know it you have moved onto pizza. Costco pizza. Yum! -- John *H* (Not the other one!) Cripes, John. and I'm sure you still crave spam w/hot sauce... C-rations. yougotta love 'em. o'f course, if you eat enough of them, I suppose you could start to like them...... SOS, grits, and powdered milk. An all white breakfast. Chase it down with chicory coffee blend. Makes you want to re-up just for the gourmet food. I really hate to admit this, but I had a fondness for dehydrated eggs. Don't ask me why - I loved the damn things. I will admit that combat rations today are much better than they used to be. In particular the vegetarian meal - it's really pretty good. Just recently, I had the veggie/cheese omelet - that wasn't half bad either. C-rations. Navy beans and ham, hot or cold, with tobasco. Can't beat it with a stick. -- John *H* (Not the other one!) |
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On Sun, 23 Mar 2008 00:17:54 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote: On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 19:31:56 -0500, John H. wrote: On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 18:43:39 -0400, " wrote: "Tim" wrote in message ... . You start out with pretzels and before you know it you have moved onto pizza. Costco pizza. Yum! -- John *H* (Not the other one!) Cripes, John. and I'm sure you still crave spam w/hot sauce... C-rations. yougotta love 'em. o'f course, if you eat enough of them, I suppose you could start to like them...... SOS, grits, and powdered milk. An all white breakfast. Chase it down with chicory coffee blend. Makes you want to re-up just for the gourmet food. It's obvious to me that both y'all know a lot about good food! Ever have mystery meat in the CRATS? Freakin' awful. I swear this is true - we were on an op up near Hue and the CRATS they gave us were from the Korean War. I have a package of Lucky Strikes in the green package that came with one set of CRATS - those are from WWII. :) Kids today have it too good I tell 'ya. :) I will say this for the Squids - they had some decent food. Never forget an R&R at Cam Rahn - real roast beef, real mashed potatoes, real veggies and honest to god real blueberry pie with vanilla ice cream. Don't tell the Squids in here that I said that - ruin my upstanding reputation. :) Did you ever get to Vung Tao for in-country R&R? Cool place. Great place for pictures. -- John *H* (Not the other one!) |
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HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote: HK wrote: Didn't see many boats on the ICW, even though we crossed it several times a day. Did see one Parker CC, about 21'er, on a trailer. Didn't check the transom. Best place to eat was 'Country Kitchen' where chicken fried steak, mashed 'taters and gravy, all the iced tea and cornbread you could eat, and a double order of collard greens ran a total of $6.79, excluding tax. Now *that's* my kind of restaurant. I hope everyone was good while I was gone! Ah, yes...the greasy, high cholesterol, high fat, artery choking southern diet. Did you put lots of salt and butter on the greens? Harry, If you are not eating high fat, high carb and generally a poor nutritional diet with very little exercise, how did you get so overweight, bloated and generally stressed out? I don't think I have ever seen a pudgy hand with fat little nail bitten hands as you have. Don't know much about focal length, eh? Harry, you got busted by the one eyed no lie. |
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