The Better Football Conference: PAC-10 or SEC?

ART DECO MAN wrote:

<quoted text>> No, I'm asking you if you believe I have this beautiful piece of oceanfront property in New Mexico. Geesh!!! Uh, if you want to buy it ... that's okay too!
>º/

lol. IDK, I guess I believe you...why, are you lying???:p

Very funny

BAMA LUVA wrote:

<quoted text>I love You.

Goodnight guys!:)

What are you talking about?

ART DECO MAN wrote:

<quoted text>> Mattie ... better face the Great White before you face reality!
>º)

ART DECO MAN wrote:

<quoted text>> Certainly!!! I promise not to step on your toes.
>;)

Well? I'm waiting!,... LOL!

BAMA LUVA wrote:

<quoted text>lol. IDK, I guess I believe you...why, are you lying???:p

> It was just a scenario ... like the "I love you" scenario. "This was a test, it was only a test!"
>º\

Crazy Beautiful wrote:

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Hi sis!!!=)

I went on FB, and you signed off,... LOL!!!
:P

Crazy Beautiful wrote:

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Hi sis!!!=)

> Hey Seabee ... uh, I mean CB!
>;)

Dinnwiddie wrote:

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Well? I'm waiting!,... LOL!

> I'm at your command my dear!
>;)

Dinnwiddie wrote:

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I went on FB, and you signed off,... LOL!!!
:P

LOL! Sorry, I'll go back.

ART DECO MAN wrote:

<quoted text>> Hey Seabee ... uh, I mean CB!
>;)

LOL!! Hi Artie ;)

ART DECO MAN wrote:

<quoted text>> I'm at your command my dear!
>;)

:)
Well, that's more like it!..... hehehehehe
;)

Seabee Accomplishments

To date over 800,000 men and women have served our country through the Seabees and CEC, taking part in an array of vital missions throughout the world. These include:

Construction of over 400 advance bases during World War II at such remote locations as:
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Guadalcanal
North Africa
Trinidad and the Caribbean
Tinian
Guam
South Pacific
New Guinea
Normandy Invasion
Philippines
Aleutians
You can make fun of the military on Veteran's Day as long as you want to. My dad served in the Seebees. I feel very sorry for you because you don't respect our military on Veteran's Day. Y'all ought to be ashamed of yourselves. My dad and the other military helped this country be free. My dad died; and I miss him. Don't you feel bad? If you don't, you don't have a heart for our veterans on this wonderful Veteran's Day. I SAY 'THANK YOU' TO ALL OUR SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN THAT HAVE SERVED, ARE SERVING, AND ARE GOING TO SERVE OUR COUNTRY TO FIGHT FOR AMERICA'S FREEDOM!:|

This is what my dad had responsible for until he started his own construction company that he owned for 55+ years until the day that he passed away:

The Guadalcanal Campaign provided the proving ground for Naval Construction Battalions and their need for the campaigns to follow in the Pacific. At its peak over 258,000 Seabees and CEC officers were on duty in World War II. Eventually, 150 Naval Construction Battalions and 41 Construction Battalion Specials were established and served around the world on all continents. One hundred thirty-five CBMUs were formed. One hundred eighteen Construction Detachments and five Pontoon Assembly Detachments were also formed. Other services, and the rest of the Navy itself, were lost on the distinction among the unit types. They all became known as Seabees. My dad, I know went to Guam. He told me that! He talked a lot, but not about the Navy too much. He had a business that he owned and ran very succuessfully because of being in the United States Navy (Seebees).........

OSUMOM wrote:

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My Mother was in the Navy in WW2. She is 86. Hubby was in the Navy twice. We got married at the Naval Air Station in Pensecola 28 1/2 yrs ago.

Hey babe..congrats..my Uncle Art is still kickin' he was in "The Battle of the Bulge"..he met a french girl and married her..he brought her back to the states..well she passed on many moons ago and he remarried..to this day he flys the French flag on a flag pole at his house on her birthday!!.Talk about romantic!! Guess that's where I got my itch..;)

Sharrp Shooter wrote:

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Hey babe..congrats..my Uncle Art is still kickin' he was in "The Battle of the Bulge"..he met a french girl and married her..he brought her back to the states..well she passed on many moons ago and he remarried..to this day he flys the French flag on a flag pole at his house on her birthday!!.Talk about romantic!! Guess that's where I got my itch..;)

Awwwww

Dinnwiddie wrote:

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Awwwww

Hey cupcake..true story..I love my Uncle Art..he's a widow now..
I check up on him every week..his kids live far away. How are you?

To all the men and women who have ever and are currently serving this country I say......

FIGHT ON!

Sharrp Shooter wrote:

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Hey babe..congrats..my Uncle Art is still kickin' he was in "The Battle of the Bulge"..he met a french girl and married her..he brought her back to the states..well she passed on many moons ago and he remarried..to this day he flys the French flag on a flag pole at his house on her birthday!!.Talk about romantic!! Guess that's where I got my itch..;)

well i'm not sure that will get you an itch, Tijuana will though.

ART DECO MAN wrote:

<quoted text>> Anchors Aweigh!!! You have a real Navy family Nellie! Congrats!!!... As Popeye "Artie" the Sailor grabs hold of the bulkhead. "I'm feeling a little green around the gills" "Who lit up that green cigar in these rough seas?"
>%X

Son in law was in the Air Force. Two deployments to the middle East. Last one the year before their wedding. He is now out after 8yrs. It paid for his Engineering degree at OSU.

BigDan wrote:

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well i'm not sure that will get you an itch, Tijuana will though.

what's wrong with a souvenir..Dan is it true that the Notre Dame cheerleaders are checked weekly for those little critters. Need to keep the team healthy....LOL!!