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Comey you say.
Note the date.
originally posted by: Bill1960
a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow
My limited dealings wit the NSA types were equally as maddening. Early in my AF career I dealt with the guys at the 6903. Their refusal to interact with anyone not in their club drove me insane. Shaking the fence to get in instead of a "hey dude" was too much for me. In retrospect I understand why they shook the fence instead of announcing their presence. At the same time I feel sorry for them because being afraid to even say good morning for fear you may reveal something is a helluva existence.
originally posted by: exNSA20371
originally posted by: Justoneman
originally posted by: Trillium
originally posted by: CanadianMason
a reply to: SilentWindofDoom
Up here we feed bears for the hunt.
Ever had to shoot a 300 lb one thru a door lol
wife was not happy
Had a OPP guy camp in my trailer pack
came running in and ask me to kill one around his site
he said if he use his pee-shoot he would have to do like 2 to 3 hours off paperwork
300 # is smallish. What was it a black bear yearling cub? I know those Grizzly's run over 1k #s and the Brown bears get pretty damn big. Best to not feed the bears since they can get pushy. I would say feed yourself the beers instead, it might be safer. Just not too many before the hunt.
I attended Air Force aircrew survival school at Fairchild AFB, Spokane, Wash. in 1968. It was on a huge military reservation in eastern WA. My class was divided into 10 man elements with an instructor who was basically a mountain man. We were in our little camp and learning survival skills when a runner informed us that the instructor of another had shot a black bear. So off we went to the location and once all the elements were gathered, the over-joyed instructors skinned the bear, gutted it, and cut it up so each element got a chunk. We took it back to our camp, where the instructor cut it in half. One half went into a pit BBQ type, in-ground oven for hours. the other half was cut into thin strips, salted and smoked in a small tent of parachute cloth for jerky.
Very, tasty!
In case anyone is wondering what is going on with our domain names. According to Tucows, we have violated their agreement. number 17.3 >> opensrs.com...
However we did not violate any laws or break any rules. So step by step following the justice system. Redress will be sought. I will do my best to get our website back online. Let's ring a bell in the evening and in the morning all over this land.
originally posted by: FlyingFox
Full disclosure, I did shake Bill Clinton's hand in 1996.
Should I go and get myself checked???