Someone got the reference correct!

All your posts are worth reading. Thanks for your thoughtful take on things.

Have a wonderful day!

a DU asset indeed. Keep annoying righties.

Sto Lat! Means 100 more in polish.

In a completely unrelated question, How many minions does it take to change a light bulb?

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Because of the lack of spelling and math errors in your posts.

I'm kidding of course, I don't want my Army colleagues to get mad at me when that comment is explained to them.

We all salute the same flag!

My 24 years in the USAF were not always easy, but I believe that we were truly following a calling in the service to our Country.

All of us in every branch.

So, even though I will always needle the members other services, and cheerfully take getting poked in return, I have nothing but respect for all my Comrades in Arms.

Also, getting a check every month just for not dying is sweet...

My assignments were Bergstrom, Osan, The Pentagon, Spangdahlem and Langley.

Although I was a 3S, they mostly kept me on fight bases.

Retired as a 2E. Same job, just a different naming system, so after 8 months schooling at Keesler Mississippi I did the following:

Yokota AB, George AFB CA, Osan AB (86-87) then I did a stint at a radio site in western NY - Operating Location AC, Lockport. Then 2 tours in Misawa AB Japan, and I retired out of Scott AFB IL.

The only overlap was Osan, so I included which year I was there

Were you there when the JP4 tank blew up? How about when that jet did a barrel roll into the hangar?

I worked Base Support Radio, and I was on a job at Camp Red Cloud when it happened though.

It was a cool assignment and I loved the job - We had equipment scattered over the northern third of the ROK from Camp Humphreys south west of Osan to Camp Page on the northeastern coast.

Korea forever changed my relationship with red pepper and garlic. Because those are not spices or flavors - in Korea, chilies and garlic are vegetables

I going back to the office when I saw it flying low and fast overhead. I said to myself, "That's strange." I had never seen a plane fly that low and fast over a base proper before.

Not long after that, one of my old basic training buds from CE ran into my office and told us that it crashed. It was a mess. I consider that pilot a hero. He stayed with it until the end. I could imagine what could have happened had he punched out and plane had hit any of the office buildings.

So you missed the JP4 tank exploding... That was a fun day. If we ever get chance to get to together, I'll tell you all about it over beers sometime.

And many more.

Also love the Halloween posts, except the dancing skeletons (way too scary!).

It wouldn't be Halloween without a few good scares

I remember the good times when you'd set up the drinks for us after a hard Friday. DU's best barkeep, always!

Happy birthday and cheers!

You Rock, Motown, Blues, and Soul in general!

Love your sense of humor. There are times you just totally break me up.

Always enjoy your posts on serious stuff too - you are one deep person.

Many, many more!