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Good choice Dan, great pics tooKeeping my HHB close this Friday morning as I fight with my ADHD and try my best to finish the mountain of paperwork I have left.
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Good choice Dan, great pics tooKeeping my HHB close this Friday morning as I fight with my ADHD and try my best to finish the mountain of paperwork I have left.
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Good choice Dan, great pics tooI hope you get everything done buddy
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Thank you Jack
As I fidget with and "coon finger" ( a phrase I learned on the Porch lol ) my HHB while doing my paperwork today I am thankful for your generosity in sending me one.
It's a great knife that I will put in rotation more often
Have a great weekend my friend![]()
Copy base to Dan, message sent.
I think I know where you mean!a lot of angst and ill feeling elsewhere.![]()
I think I know where you mean!
I had a hunch and took a look.
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Copy base to Dan, message sent.![]()
LOL, this just reminded me of a funny situation ( funny now lol ) I experienced while enlisted in the Argentine army.
I was the radio operator for our company following the lieutenant in charge all over the place ( forgive me as I will get rankings translated wrong).
We were doing some exercises up in the "Sierras". A sergeant from one of the platoons below said something to us on the radio.
Perhaps because I had watched more than a few American war movies I answered " Roger " followed by something in Spanish.
The lieutenant became livid, I though he was going to throw something my way
" You are not a $%##@ Yankee " he shouted at me
LOL, it brought back memories![]()
My dad was a radio operator back in the Abel, Baker, Charlie, Dog days!. My dad was in the Signal/Radio Corp in World War 2 in New Guinea.
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Alright you're on.Almost dropped to page 2... Back to the top for some friendly conflict
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Who ya got? Which orange label visits the table more often? I've been a Lea & Perrins person all my life until this thread introduced me to the other guy... Now we're a half and half home. Sometimes one, sometimes the other. Nothing as good as Worcestershire sauce in a stew or in a Ceasar, but the Hendersons is growing on me for eggs, cheese toast, meat pies.
And of course we can all agree on a Lambsfoot!
A bold move, cudgee...![]()
Hope you're having a great weekend yourself mateCame over here to wish everyone a good weekend,and a bit of civility,
a lot of angst and ill feeling elsewhere.
. The weather must be cooling down in parts of the good old USA by now, and i never know what the weather is doing in the " Olde Dart "
, anyway take care everyone and good to see Dennis and some old and new faces lurking.
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Nice to see Old Toffee Wings JerI think I know where you mean!
I had a hunch and took a look.
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LOL! You have some great stories DanLOL, this just reminded me of a funny situation ( funny now lol ) I experienced while enlisted in the Argentine army.
I was the radio operator for our company following the lieutenant in charge all over the place ( forgive me as I will get rankings translated wrong).
We were doing some exercises up in the "Sierras". A sergeant from one of the platoons below said something to us on the radio.
Perhaps because I had watched more than a few American war movies I answered " Roger " followed by something in Spanish.
The lieutenant became livid, I though he was going to throw something my way
" You are not a $%##@ Yankee " he shouted at me
LOL, it brought back memories![]()
Well done MikeAlmost dropped to page 2... Back to the top for some friendly conflict
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Who ya got? Which orange label visits the table more often? I've been a Lea & Perrins person all my life until this thread introduced me to the other guy... Now we're a half and half home. Sometimes one, sometimes the other. Nothing as good as Worcestershire sauce in a stew or in a Ceasar, but the Hendersons is growing on me for eggs, cheese toast, meat pies.
And of course we can all agree on a Lambsfoot!