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I knew a guy who always said decaf is like kissing your sister, like a filter tip on a cigar, like teats on a boar hog. But I understand ~ some of us just like coffee.Back to RALF and Red, with some Sumatran decaf this morning.
Different times for the Navy during your dad’s time, Jeff, that is for sure. I’m thankful for his service to our country. As for vocabulary for drunken sailors, I think that might go without saying.I know that educated sailors exist. My Dad was an officer on the destroyer USS Cassin Young, on cruise in the Mediterranean when I was born.
But we usually hear about the vocabulary of drunken sailors.
Pocket lint just means its been out and aboutExcuse the pocket lint
). Waiting on me was a Victorinox Scientist. Down in the river bottom:
I have the same problem with my Usual Lamb.
Thank you very much Jeremy, I love that mug!Great pairing as always, Jack.
Oil Field Jack today for me, (thanks again, Todd) at least while I’m in the office.
And the knife Many thanks my friendGreat pair, Jack. You can’t go wrong with double Charlies
THanks a lot buddyBeautiful Charlie Lamb, Jack.
Tremendous twosome JohnIn my pocket for work...
In my pocket because it basically lives there...
There's nothing boring about that photoApologies for the boring background.
Wood is wood is wood is…
Coco on CanadianCherry….
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Really cool pair JeffBack to RALF and Red, with some Sumatran decaf this morning.
My uncle was a sailor, and he certainly liked a drink. My grandfather used to say that he never heard him swear, and neither did I. My dad never heard me curse either, nor me him, but I suspect he was as familiar with the Anglo Saxon tongue as I amI know that educated sailors exist. My Dad was an officer on the destroyer USS Cassin Young, on cruise in the Mediterranean when I was born.
But we usually hear about the vocabulary of drunken sailors.
Off to see my neuroligist today. I usually see him once a year, but didn’t last year because of the Bat Bugs. I met this guy in 2012 when I was paralyzed from the neck down. He was at a major teaching hospital in Chicago at the time, and was completely stymied by my condition. All tests and biopsies were useless. After two fatal, but luckily false diagnoses, he sent me up to Mayo Clinic, where I met one of, if not the best neuros in the USofA. He recognized that I have CIDP, and started fixing me. Then he started educating my neuro in Chicago, and sent me back for more treatment and then months of rehab. I still remember the excitement of seeing a muscle twitch when I tried to raise my leg. I started yelling for the nurses, and one of them started crying, bless her heart. I have a deep affection and appreciation for nurses.
I'm having a hard time finding a different way to post this knife everyday, since I've pretty much been carrying it everyday.
A picture of my EJ and the smartphone I usually take pictures with. The best I can do right now.
Good one as usual!I'm having a hard time finding a different way to post this knife everyday, since I've pretty much been carrying it everyday.
A picture of my EJ and the smartphone I usually take pictures with. The best I can do right now.
Blimey Jeff, that is quite a tale!
It sounds like you owe that guy a lot, I'm glad you're still here with us my friend, and hope that all is well now Three fine-looking knives there There's even some sunshine in Yorkshire today!
Delightful duo
At the very least, have T-shirts madeThank you, Jack.
You, Me, and Gary should start a support group.
Papa is a one of the highest comendations a man can receive. Wear it proudly, my friend!
My wife would name it the "Johnny one note" club!Thank you, Jack.
You, Me, and Gary should start a support group.
Thanks!
Thanks much, amigo! Make the most of that welcome sun.Blimey Jeff, that is quite a tale!
There's even some sunshine in Yorkshire today!
