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In reply to the discussion: This message was self-deleted by its author [View all]Permanut
(8,190 posts)47. Missed the whole thing..
But I was a cook, so I made the coffee - no hagavap added.
I was on a tin can, made a lot of coffee. The gunners mates had their own pot, back in their control room; I was on that ship for 600 and some days, and never saw that pot cleaned. Now THAT was a cup of coffee!
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Because our troops take an oath to protect and defend the Constitution and the rights
Buttoneer
May 2024
#3
Far from being offended, you should revel in it. You served militarily for that very type of thing to occur.
Celerity
May 2024
#21
This Navy vet isn't upset by your decision, on any weekend. I enlisted and that's just one one of the ...
marble falls
May 2024
#10
I'll bet you saw it. After all, "a cup of hot Java is the traditional way to welcome a new shipmate aboard!" ...
marble falls
May 2024
#44
Not me. I was a mason's laborer from 14 till I was 17. I'd already been initiated for a lifetime. Buckets of head ...
marble falls
May 2024
#49
Nothing like a 4.0 coffee mess! So, as a tin canner, didja get get twin screws tattoed on your butt? Part of the ...
marble falls
May 2024
#50
They say that Navy coffee isn't real coffee if it can't float a horse shoe,
MarineCombatEngineer
May 2024
#51
Dint know sea horses had shoes! I still have a big ol' mug everymorning. My consession to being old is a blop ...
marble falls
May 2024
#55
Yeah, you do have that right thanks to the men and women who died making sure
MarineCombatEngineer
May 2024
#27
Yes and the morons treat it just like the Pledge of Allegence. The first time I heard it in '99 ...
marble falls
May 2024
#29
They do it almost at every meeting of anything out here. When I lived in Austin, I was an asscociate member of AIA ...
marble falls
May 2024
#46
Just watched video of a recent SA City Council meeting....Only pledge was to the US flag.
LeftInTX
May 2024
#48
I love SA. If you squint your eyes it's a lot like Austin in the 90s, pre-dotcom ...
marble falls
May 2024
#53
I am a 3rd generation Texan who left to go off to college and never went back (except to visit relatives)
CTyankee
May 2024
#56
It's a great place if one has a good education and a great job. My wife remembers it from the sixties ...
marble falls
May 2024
#58
I could stand for that. And be inspired to help make it so. I could stand for My Country Tis of Thee, too.
marble falls
May 2024
#32
I could stand for that, too. The music's the same as 'My Country Tis of Thee" but the lyrics ...
marble falls
May 2024
#35
nobody is required to stand for the old british drinking song repurposed as the US anthem nt
msongs
May 2024
#7
I stopped singing the fucking song once I found the fuck out that it sings about slaves and other bullshit.
SoFlaBro
May 2024
#14
I don't have to sing the National Anthem, or read it or look at it or memorize it....
LeftInTX
May 2024
#17
...and I am grateful for their sacrifice that allows me to be controversial in my opinions.
Buttoneer
May 2024
#61
You don't have to, but when you hear Jim Corneilson belt it out at the United Center, you can't help but scream!
tritsofme
May 2024
#23
Patriotism is the passion of fools and the most foolish of passions. Schopenhauer
Ping Tung
May 2024
#39
I am forever thankful for all who stood up and signed up to serve in our military.
Deuxcents
May 2024
#57