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[Captspaulding]

We actually have a registered air strip just a couple miles north of me, too! It's just a field, but it's legal and legit

Don’t need much more than that!

 

[Captspaulding]

Oh shit I knew all that as soon as I saw what u did for living... I know all to well there's only one kinda breed that dose that job, it's always adrenaline junkys.. lol... I won't, shit no... I knew one guy that would spend one day to climb up change light bulb.... One day....

Yeah, and they get paid 10k to do that one climb , I’ve been that high before. Installing alpha sectors at the tippy fucking top of those rf towers.

 

[awesomeblossom]

I've known a lot of climbers man, they were all adrenaline junkys. Lol ... Fuckin cap. I'm starting to figure it out brudha. Race cars, towers, hanging hooks , lol... Ya takes special breed to do that job. Also all of them loved fucking sky diving and shit like that... They were all getting paid to do shit they loved tho...

Hilco concrete plant n tx, 1124 feet above sea level highest I ever been. And it was high, buth I took the stairs. Wouldn't even go within 10 feet of the handrails. Called the boss after the first day told him he lost his fucking mind.

 

[Captspaulding]

Hilco concrete plant n tx, 1124 feet above sea level highest I ever been. And it was high, buth I took the stairs. Wouldn't even go within 10 feet of the handrails. Called the boss after the first day told him he lost his fucking mind.

Yeah fools don’t know what a white knuckle grip is until the feel a tower with a sway deviation of 3 feet in any direction. Guyed towers are fucking nutty. Love them. Jumping gin pulls, that’s was the fucking apex man.

 

[Captspaulding]

Alright I looked at the circle but you can't punch me in the shoulder from Texas


That's funny shit my best friend and I still do that shit to each other to this day although he still lives in Indiana so I don't see him very often

Yeah @Tumbleweed375 and I have tossed a few back and forth. It’s still a great time!

 

[BB22]

Any scuba divers about ?

 

[BB22]

I was in the Navy.

Stationed at Pearl Harbor.

Dove on some of those scared places.

To be honest. I was a young shithead at the time.

Didn’t realize how sacred it was

 

[Captspaulding]

I was in the Navy.

Stationed at Pearl Harbor.

Dove on some of those scared places.

To be honest. I was a young shithead at the time.

Didn’t realize how sacred it was

Damn really? That is amazing. The Colorado was it?

 

[BB22]

Arizona, Utah, and there was at least two more that I don’t remember still oil leaking out

 

[Captspaulding]

Arizona, Utah, and there was at least two more that I don’t remember still oil leaking out

That is definitely an experience. I’ve heard about the deterioration of the barrels. Wild stuff. incredible you had the opportunity.

 

[Deadstill]

Any scuba divers about ?

The wife used to. She's the swimmer/diver/snorkeler since she was born and raised in Hawaii. Me, personally, I won't go in the ocean. I don't go places where things can eat me unless I have a good rifle

Hell... I didn't even learn how to swim until I joined the Army. Drill Sergeant Carrington taught me how to swim. She was the coolest Drill Sergeant in our company. Laid back black lady from Alabama. She wasn't my DS as she was in 3rd platoon and I was in 2nd. But I'll never forget that day and how she assured me she wouldn't let me drown

When I was a very young child like 4 or 5 years old (I remember this like yesterday) my parents and I were on a vacation and stayed in this hotel with a swimming pool. My mom and I went to go swimming and she forgot a towel or something and left for like a minute to go get whatever she was getting, and I, not knowing any better, jumped right in to the pool, thinking it was the shallow side.. It was the 12 ft. deep side I just remember sinking straight to the bottom and then I blacked out. I woke up next to the pool with my mom having just done CPR on me. After that, I fuckin never touched a pool again, and if I did it was in the 3ft shallow side I would never go past where I couldn't touch the bottom

I had a super phobia of drowning from that little traumatic incident

I'm still not a great swimmer. I could survive in an emergency situation, though. And, I know how to turn my pants into a floatation device

 

[BB22]

Alright Dedstil

Let’s talk about you swimming in the Army

 

[BB22]

My first stint in the Army was 88 Mike

Truck driver FT Dix

 

[sourorangedieselkush]

The wife used to. She's the swimmer/diver/snorkeler since she was born and raised in Hawaii. Me, personally, I won't go in the ocean. I don't go places where things can eat me unless I have a good rifle

Hell... I didn't even learn how to swim until I joined the Army. Drill Sergeant Carrington taught me how to swim. She was the coolest Drill Sergeant in our company. Laid back black lady from Alabama. She wasn't my DS as she was in 3rd platoon and I was in 2nd. But I'll never forget that day and how she assured me she wouldn't let me drown

When I was a very young child like 4 or 5 years old (I remember this like yesterday) my parents and I were on a vacation and stayed in this hotel with a swimming pool. My mom and I went to go swimming and she forgot a towel or something and left for like a minute to go get whatever she was getting, and I, not knowing any better, jumped right in to the pool, thinking it was the shallow side.. It was the 12 ft. deep side I just remember sinking straight to the bottom and then I blacked out. I woke up next to the pool with my mom having just done CPR on me. After that, I fuckin never touched a pool again, and if I did it was in the 3ft shallow side I would never go past where I couldn't touch the bottom

I had a super phobia of drowning from that little traumatic incident

I'm still not a great swimmer. I could survive in an emergency situation, though. And, I know how to turn my pants into a floatation device

I couldn’t stand swim quals! I was in an amphibious mos. I had to have a high swim qualification. They dropped us off a boat a mile and a half away from shore in full gear and rubber rifle . Swam all the way. Barely made it

 

[Captspaulding]

My first stint in the Army was 88 Mike

Truck driver FT Dix

Hey man, thx for your service! I didn’t know bro!

 

[Tumbleweed375]

Yeah @Tumbleweed375 and I have tossed a few back and forth. It’s still a great time!

It's a serious throw back. Before a couple months ago, hadn't even thought about it in a very long time lol... i've gotten a few old heads in person recently.. definitely a blast from the past

 

[Captspaulding]

It's a serious throw back. Before a couple months ago, hadn't even thought about it in a very long time lol... i've gotten a few old heads in person recently.. definitely a blast from the past

Hey @Tumbleweed375
Stealth and misdirection is key.

 

[BB22]

 

[Deadstill]

My first stint in the Army was 88 Mike

Truck driver FT Dix

88M Fort Polk, LA.

We load the ships. We load the trains. So that the other lads can load the guns and planes..
When you hear a mighty roar
It's the Transportation Corps
We've gotta deliver the goods
And not a single man complains

Along the rooooaaaad
Along the traaaaack
The briny deep
We get em there
We bring em baaaaack

Day and night we're on duty
On the sea and on shore
Always ready to join the fight to save the nation

The Army Trans-Portation Corps!

WE LOAD THE CORPS!


Lmao the lamest song in the Army but I'll never forget that shit

 

[Otto Bonn]

I grew up in MA. Yankee workshop was a big deal to carpentry peeps like myself.

I worked with a dude that would spit on the ground if you mentioned Norm Abrabms

He went to a trade show all Geeked Out to meet his Idol. Old Norm completely blew him off!

Norman made an enemy that day

You mean 'Nahm', yeah I'ze a Boston boy too