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At random: “What wordy praise can one give such men as these; men who … follow unhesitatingly when in the vicinity of minefields so long as there is the possibility of targets … Men who flinch not with the fathometer ticking off two fathoms beneath the keel … Men who will fight to the last bullet and then start throwing the empty shell cases. These are submariners.” - Eugene Fluckey in his final war patrol report aboard USS Barb

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miss lumpy bumps

Posted 2008-03-26 7:25 PM (#14314)

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Location: Wappingers Falls, NY

Subject: OH BEAR...

Here's a "new one" for you...hope you like it.

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Corabelle

Posted 2008-03-26 7:36 PM (#14315 - in reply to #14314)

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Location: Rapid City, SD

Subject: RE: OH BEAR...

All that bear would have to do is take a deep breath, and that bee (or bug) would be gone!

Cora

miss lumpy bumps

Posted 2008-03-26 8:03 PM (#14316 - in reply to #14315)

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Posts: 2540

Location: Wappingers Falls, NY

Subject: RE: OH BEAR...hehehe...

talk about getting a surprise...and no "honey" on the other end...

I have a couple more, but they are on the main computer...and I'm working on the "new toy"...I think I have another one in here...will have
to go look...

Edited by miss lumpy bumps 2008-03-26 8:05 PM

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Roy Ator

Posted 2008-03-26 8:32 PM (#14317 - in reply to #14316)

Great Sage of the Sea

Posts: 892

Location: Palo Pinto County, Texas

Subject: RE: OH BEAR...hehehe...

Seeing those Polar bears does tend to stimulate my old memory banks. Around 1984 or so, I did some marine seismic surveys in the Beaufort Sea east of Barrow. I recall the beauty of seeing the artic fox near the north end of the Alaska Pipeline before catching a tugboat [from Prudhoe Bay] to transport me out to the seismic vessel. There is a remarkable amount of wildlife onshore as well as offshore. I got to observe the walrus and some polar bears on that run, many times through the ice fog. In retrospect, towing a two mile cable through the icebergs was sort of entertaining… Thanks for the reminder. BTDT

At the time, I was employed as a Marine Geophysicist by ARCO Exploration Company and the contract survey vessel was a DIGICON boat.

Edited by Roy Ator 2008-03-30 7:27 AM

Bear

Posted 2008-03-27 1:30 AM (#14321 - in reply to #14314)

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Location: Port Orchard WA

Subject: RE: OH BEAR...

Thank you Been there done that with the bee thing inhaled one time ouch

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