BTW I haven’t seen that ‘IYAAYAS’ in a long time...

Can't vouch for the USAF but aviation ordinance guys in the USN were best avoided. They were the frat-boy/bros of the air wing and didn't much like us avionics guys.

Never made E-7 so my shoes were always black.

Don’t know about more and wouldn’t say better either: just throwing a good natured jab at you guys. Funny you mention P-3; I maintained/repaired airborne cryptographic gear and was assigned to a P-3 base. My schools were all at F/A-18 or F-14 bases and it never got old walking the flight line. Even FOD walk downs were…

The only thing you should feel bad about is not being part of the greatest air wing the world has ever seen: The U.S. Navy aviation community.

Best reaction would've been to back up at speed into the bike.

All good. Sucks about the end result. Was at a card show maybe 25 years ago and Ricky Henderson was scheduled to appear. After an hour the announcement came that he wasn’t going to make it, probably because it was Super Bowl Sunday and he had a party to get to.I can still hear a dissapointed little kid saying “I want…

Easy...I was a big Carter fan and I still have my #8 jersey in my closet. Went to a several games at Shea and loved that ‘86 team. I'd just rather hang out with Lenny and Keith.

Dykstra, Darryl, and Doc are all still alive (....checks TMZ....yep), and The Kid is long gone so I'd say they had the better game plan.

“Did Ferris put you up to this?Trust me, it doesn’t work.”- Cameron

“I’m in their frequent flyer Million Mile Club.” - Former Vikings defensive end Jim Marshall.

Accord V-6 coupe.

USN vet here: neither myself or any fellow vets I know have a problem with what he's doing.

Jeez....was it really necessary to distort her face like that??

Why the reverse angle? Are you hiding something..?

I’ve heard that more than once but I still can’t understand how piss ends up in a boot in the first place.

No, I’m comparing the governments: both used forced labor to manufacture war materiel. The working conditions or reasons for incarceration aren't the point.

All true, but the end result is a private company profited from a government contract by using prison labor. The fact that the end users of the $16M worth of useless gear are also paid with taxpayer dollars somehow seems wrong but i cant quite place it.

Unless of course you leave out the part of combat troops receiving faulty life-saving equipment produced by workers paid a fraction of what civilians would be; and managed by a company paid with taxpayer dollars.