Off to San Fran to watch the Iowa today

[me]

The battleship USS Iowa is now scheduled to be towed out of San
Francisco Bay and on to Southern California on Saturday

Tugboats will pull the Iowa from a berth at the Port of Richmond at 11
a.m.

The Iowa will likely pass through the Golden Gate between 2 p.m. and 3
p.m. with people expected to line the San Francisco shoreline and the
Marin Headlands to watch her go.

[me]

>eye'll take th time ta fuck my dog tho...hee...heee...m

an i be lyin as yooua;...eye aint goin nowhere...hee hee m
ps
hee
eye jist wanna be noticed...eye are sooooooooooooo lonely

hee...m

[THE COLONEL]

"me" <flak...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:77c8de75-8457-4e63...@nl1g2000pbc.googlegroups.com...

Maybe you'll get lucky by meating some horny sailors.

--
Veni, vidi, vici.

[Stagger Lee]

= = Our Battleship, called of all things Battleship Texas...was
featured in an article recently.It is the oldest surviving War Ship! =
= BattleShip Texas, was built and was launched one month after the
Titanic went down! It joined the first World War, and became known as
the most powerful ship in the world at the time,. Its the only ship
that sucessfully fought in both WWI and WWII...It is still afloat,
docked..at the Houston Ship Channel near La Porte, Tx. . > Ken,
we have this in common, appreciating War Ships, huh. = = =

[me]

Ohhhhhh thank you so much for responding. We both love to fuck our poor
dogs and visit battleships and suck many dicks...ohhh yum k

[me]

I remember being on the docks of San Fran as a troop ship came back
from the Korean War. (6 years old)
An Aunt and Uncle took me along with them to welcome home one of their
sons.
It was SO BIG and SO FAR up there.
Lots of people waying from the deck

Now for the usual ASSinine remarks from Cornholer and ASStroll

[me]

eye started sucking dicks at 6 hee heeee maws dick two hee hee m
ps
hee hee m

[Ringo]

I remember as a small kid, my Dad taking me to the Oakland Embarcadero
for this Naval open house, getting to go down into this old submarine.
From that day on that was what I wanted to do. So enlisted at 18,
partly to avoid being drafted into the army and having to wade through
rice patties in Nam. So yes that made me technically a DRAFT DODGER,
but did my four years>>LOL, fighting the bar hogs, of Rota, Spain.
Anyway never got stationed aboard a sub, but on a tender working on
every one of them in our squadron. They wanted 6 year ETs (Electronic
Techs) with their 52 wks of A,B, and C school aboard those FBM boats.
I pretty much got the basics, being just a 4 yr. enlistee. Thank-you
but that was enough. Now if I had gone in as a musician, like the
recruiter wanted me to audition for the Navy band, having been a
drummer since the age of ten in all the public school orchestras or
bands, including our High school ROTC marching band, I probably would
have made it a career, but chose a different path. However I did get
to go through boot camp, in the recruit drum & bugle Corps (Forth
week, 1st day), having to go through the very BASICS of boot camp
first in a rifle company.

Like you said Ken, now the ASSHOLE will bark, but wasting his time
since I scroll past that POS.

[Stagger Lee]

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...= =.Ken, your ''Me'' appears on here in the color green...the
basterds 'Me'' is in red.....it helps to quickly see 'that' it isnt
you, that it's the Basterd Corporal ... <g> Hope this makes sense. =
=

[Stagger Lee]

> since I scroll past that POS.- Hide quoted text -

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= = = Ringo that POS...posting as ''Me'', is in red, and its easy to
spot his 'stupid' responses... .

[me]

Yeah..BUTT da udder "Me" iz Phildo, who's one worthless cocksucker

[Me]

Guess I'm a DD too
Had a student deferment thru 4 years of college, then was 1A during my
time in grad school.
No idea why I wasn't drafted, but joined the AR as an MP after
graduating
Was taking to one my old Army buds about Iraq.
If we were still in, the 308th MP Co probably would have been sent
into Baghdad right after the Marines

[==Javelin==>x]

On May 26, 9:41 am, me <flakey...@aol.com> wrote:

....That had to be a beautiful, and awesome sight!! ....As well as a
slightly *Sad* sight seeing the *Great* ol' battleship Iowa passing
beneath the Golden Gate bridge for the last time, on her way to
permanent retirement!! <sniffle> {;-.(....

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[==Javelin==>x]

....Most people have no idea how big a part in WW2 that Chicago played
as far as training, and war production was concerned. .....For
instance during WW2, and the Korean war(s), two aircraft carriers
operated out of Chicago so that Navy pilots could train making
landings, and take offs. ....This was done here in Lake Michigan, so
as to avoid the danger of training out at sea, what with German, and
Japanese submarines prowling off shore.

....As a matter of fact there are over 300 WW2 vintage war planes at
the bottom of Lake Michigan; -- And every so often one of them is
discovered, and brought up for salvage, if possible. ....A few years
back, an ol' WW2 Warbird was found, and recovered from the bottom of
Lake Michigan; -- AND the WW2 trainee pilot that crashed it trying to
land on the Aircraft carrier's deck back then, was also located, and
reunited with his crashed, and sunken aircraft, done some *60_Years*
ago!! ;-)

See Lake Michigan Aircraft Carrier Story Here:
http://www.history.navy.mil/branches/org12-6i.htm

See Video (about 1 min. long) Of WW2 Dive Bomber Recovery Here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ST2GTw34EBs

See Video (about 1 min. long) Of WW2 F4U Corsair Fighter Recovery
Here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esCSkNvpgq8&feature=related

Full Graphics w/ Video Story of Aircraft Recovery Here:
http://abclocal.go.com/wls/story?section=news/local&id=6778499

Low Graphics Printer Friendly Aircraft Recovery Story Here:
http://abclocal.go.com/wls/story?section=news/local&id=6778499&pt=print

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[==Javelin==>x]

On May 27, 9:52 am, me <flakey...@aol.com> wrote:
>
> I remember being on the docks of San Fran as a troop ship came back
> from the Korean War. (6 years old)
> An Aunt and Uncle took me along with them to welcome home one of their
> sons.
> It was SO BIG and SO FAR up there.
> Lots of people waying from the deck
>

....The largest naval training center in the U.S.
(Great_Lakes_Naval_Training_Center) is located just north of Chicago
in the suburb of North_Chicago_IL. ....Where they've been training
submarine crews since WW1. ....Well, when I was a kid in grammar
school, my class took a field trip to go aboard one of the training
submarines docked at Armory Pier (long since demolished) here in
Chicago for repairs. ....And let me tell you, I'll never forget the
sight of looking up classmate Bonnie_Flowers dress as she climbed that
escape ladder leading to the deck of that submarine!!! ;-)))

....{{{{BWAA_HAAAA_HAAAA}}}}!!!! ;-)))

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[Me]

My first question was: How did the Navy git 'em thar, was answered in
your first link

[Stagger Lee]

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= = Javelin = = => I throughly enjoyed your ;post topic; here...We
intend to board a train, soon, for Chicago form here in East Texas...
two things for the reason, to RIDE a train, with the sleeper
area...and to venture around Chicago... we will rent us a vehicle from
a downtown Hotel, like we did uin San Antoinio last year..... yesir,
your above infromation is commendable......thanks.... = = =

[Stagger Lee]

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of course that is the other ME, why I didnt recognize, and overlooked
his style of gutter, brownish ass, use of words and phrases, hmmmm. ,,
it still makes me wonder why a little guy, at his age, wood print such
elementary dialog... where grown men hang out!! IBM (is beyond me)

[Me]

On May 28, 9:07 am, Stagger Lee <stagger.lee...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On May 27, 4:29 pm, me <flakey...@aol.com> wrote:

> > Yeah..BUTT da udder "Me" iz Phildo, who's one worthless cocksucker

> of course that is the other ME, why I didnt recognize, and overlooked
> his style of gutter, brownish ass, use of words and phrases, hmmmm. ,,
> it still makes me wonder why a little guy, at his age, wood print such
> elementary dialog... where grown men hang out!!  IBM (is beyond me)

Phildo just likes being an ASShole (for the attention)

[Stagger Lee]

= = merely being an asshole is a whole lot different than to act like
he is, here lately...I mean using such filthy words and phrases, like
some teen, just getting ''to run ''around with the older guys, trying
to impress them type. = If he was just an asshole (like he use to be),
I could actually argue, or cuss him real good in some kinda ongoing
discussion, like we use to...but he is out of control with his unusual
demeaner. .....<grin>.....

[Me]

Once an asshole, always an asshole..
Wondering what Ringo thinks of him now?

[Stagger Lee]

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= = = when I click on here...I hasten to scoot thru all of THE
CORPORAL and ''Phil aka the other Me''....to find you, Ringo,
Harmless...and Old Dave...and sometimes Miller and Javelin..but no big
deal...I can do it....its just a shame we've got these two,
goobers,,,coming on with their elementary posts. = = =

[==Javelin==>x]

On May 28, 12:04 am, I, "==Javelin==>x" <Jave...@webtv.net>_Said:

>
> ....The largest naval training center in the U.S.
> (Great_Lakes_Naval_Training_Center) is located just north of Chicago
> in the suburb of North_Chicago_IL. ....Where they've been training
> submarine crews since WW1. ....Well, when I was a kid in grammar
> school, my class took a field trip to go aboard one of the training
> submarines docked at Armory Pier (long since demolished) here in
> Chicago for repairs. ....And let me tell you, I'll never forget the
> sight of looking up classmate Bonnie_Flowers dress as she climbed that
> escape ladder leading to the deck of that submarine!!! ;-)))
>
> ....{{{{BWAA_HAAAA_HAAAA}}}}!!!! ;-)))
>
> --
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(P.S.).......
........Bonnie (if you should happen to see this) I just want to let
you know that, looking up at you on that ladder from down below, has
inspired me (ever since) to do good things for, and especially do good
things *TO* Women, from that moment on!! ;-)))

....As a matter of fact, I think I'm going to call my Ex-Wife/GF, and
offer to DO something nice *TO* her this afternoon!! <Grin> ;-)))

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[==Javelin==>x]

(P.S.)..........
........And speaking of "Aircraft_Carriers"; -- Today is the
seventieth (70th.) anniversary of the "Battle_of_Midway", which
occurred during WW2; -- And which, was the largest battle ever in
history between "Aircraft_Carriers"; -- During which, the sea forces
themselves, never even glimpsed each other during the entire
battle. ....See the statement/excerpt copied below, from the full
article at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Midway

"The Battle of Midway is widely regarded as the most important naval
battle of the Pacific Campaign of World War II. Between 4 and 7 June
1942, only six months after Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor, and one
month after the Battle of the Coral Sea, the United States Navy
decisively defeated an Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) attack against
Midway Atoll, inflicting irreparable damage on the Japanese fleet.
Military historian John Keegan has called it "the most stunning and
decisive blow in the history of naval warfare."

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