That age-old discussion....

This is probably gonna start up another big fight, just like it always does, but sitting alone in the barracks brings out the fiesty-ness in just about everyone so I will go ahead and rehash the question...



...why do people park on a driveway and drive on a parkway?!?!


HAHA!!! Made ya look!!!

A couple of days ago I parked in a tow away zone.
When I got back, the whole area was gone.

>This is probably gonna start up another big fight, just like
>it always does, but sitting alone in the barracks brings out
>the fiesty-ness in just about everyone so I will go ahead and
>rehash the question...
>
>
>
>...why do people park on a driveway and drive on a
>parkway?!?!
>
>
> HAHA!!! Made ya look!!!

You're not getting anything done on that Rimgmaster, young man!
I ain't gettin' anything done either!
Type atyou later,
Dad

>
> You're not getting anything done on that Rimgmaster, young
>man!
> I ain't gettin' anything done either!
> Type atyou later,
> Dad






Drillin holes for the landing gear, tip box, center sheeting, and gap filling of fuse and wing are on the slate for this evening.

Hey dad hows that Yankee Clipper or the Fierce Arrow coming along? Oh, thats right...

:-D

If Helen Keller fell over in the forest, would it make any noise?

Howard Rush

Have you ever seen a

Kitchen Sink ?

or a

Door Step ?

Vincent

Oh, and don't forget that you work for Military Intelligance!
(Did I spell it right?)
Dad

And why do 7-11s that NEVER close....have locks on the door

No, because it's an oxymoron, at least someone told me it was?

Jim Pollock

. . .and why are structures that are finished "buildings", when that part is done? Shouldn't they be "builts"?

Why are permanents my wife gets temporary?

Why is there a "permanent press" setting on a electric iron?
Why do they use a sterile needle for an execution?
Why is there ketchup and never ketchdown?
Why is Jerry Lewis so popular in France?
Why am I wasting your time with this?

Joe

Never Give up! Never Surrender!

Young man---go over to the supply sgt and get a 20Lb can of relative bearing grease and a coil of chow line!!


Oh and the answer is just 'causeway.

FWIW

Curt

>Young man---go over to the supply sgt and get a 20Lb can of
>relative bearing grease and a coil of chow line!!
>
>
>Oh and the answer is just 'causeway.
>
>FWIW
>
>Curt

HA! That reminds me of all the times we sent new airman to the tool crib to retrieve 30' of flight line, some K9P lubricant and a bucket of prop wash!

And of course if you are in the Air Force you can count on being sent to the M&E squadron to get a gallon of "Prop Wash". Those were the good old days.

Hey Andy when I was in Helicopters we used to call that ROTOR WASH is that the same stuff?

Did I fall into a George Carlin forum?

Army privates were sent to get the "cannon report".

don Burke
Menifee, CA

What is the difference between Lager and Ale, and just what the heck is Inagodadavida!
Dwayne

Don't forget the ground guides and the grid squares.

We even got a second luey to go for some wood welding rods, The supply sergeant sent back eraserless pencils. We sent them back cause the flux was bad. He sent them back with a can of talc. That was sent back 'cause we were welding dark wood. He returned some coffee grounds for the project. By that time the glue had dried. When the second luey told of the project the colonel needed to see it. We had to fess up as the old man was a welder also, everyone got a laugh out of it (except one).

<<30' of flight line, some K9P lubricant and a bucket of prop wash!>>


When I asked for that stuff, it came wrapped-up in a bundle of air foil!

Did ya ever meet Chester Drawers????
Norm

And to get a box of DF bearings in the basement at Elmendorf's 6981 SG.

Jim Pollock