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[Chicken Rustler]

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I worry about you, this is why all my relatives split from West Plains & migrated to San Francisco, to yet a different natural disasssss-ter, now the S is sticking.

Fed DH & just as I knew, he is snoring away while sitting up, on the couch.
So WTH ....CR said men only snore on their backs ??????????

I tried to nug him and told him he was vapor locking & he just said..ondmrhwbxj375542!!dreburhjkfk!
Well Ok, guess I will go clean up & get ready for beddie bye nye nye.

Sure blame Da Fat Kid !!!!!

 

[Kaneke]

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We can hear them some times here. Not real loud just kind of muffled in the distance I think somebody said it was the howitzers (sp)

Some howitzers, more of the bigger mobile mortars: they were down south of me on Weir Prairie- maybe 4th Striker Brigade, they've been home long enough to be ready for more training. When I was a kid it was the huge barrage guns that fired from the North Fort and impacted across the river from Yelm on Nisqually Prairie; knocked the dishes out of the cupboard if you didn't push them all the way to the back of the shelves.

I'm right under the flight path for airbourne training: the new chopper pilots come over below their assigned altitude way too often for my taste.

at least the C-17s stay up at reasonable altitude, not like the C-141s who used to drag over our runway in diamond formation, about 200 feet up; darn wing vortices knocked me completely off my feet

 

[Chicken Rustler]

OK I gotta feed the dragon and go ny ny.

 

[Chickielady]

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It's the letters in my name, I must have cursed you.

Naw, it sticks on every thing..sometimes it goes on like this while I don't even noticennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!
I have cleaned it befo see now the R is HARD and won't go down unless I POUND o nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn it...geeze, gotta fix this tomorrow.
You'd think I spilled something sticky onnnnmnnit

 

[Chickielady]

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welcome back JB!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Stumpfarmer]

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Yup, you're just south and across the river from the end of Nisqually Prairie. It sounded like mobile stuff the other night, though.

The worst unfunny lately was when somebody got their elevation and throw reversed and dropped a mortar shell in the middle of 510 right next to the Nisqually Tribe's fireworks booths, on the third of July- before the Bonneville mainline was moved. Really lucky nobody got hurt that time.

At least nobody's decided to do a below-tree-top-level speed run with their Apache above the road a hundred feet from my house (and slightly below it). That was not my favorite part of living next door to the Army.

 

[justbugged]

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So nice to see ya back. With out the night crew they have been threatning to revoke our night time listing.

I should have been more with it. We can't have the night crew getting revoked.

 

[Chickielady]

OK, I am done like a turkey stick a fork innn me.
Gotta PM Zgoat about T-Hi's movinng on Sunday..and put DH into bed. I still have 4 sacks of feed to unload on my shoulder & store tomorrow, and assorted other chores.
Talk to you all tomorrow, and Broody, if you are not happy with the wheaten Cockeral, I will make arragements to come get him back & sorry you misunderstood, my fault for not explaining bird ages & all.
I will also send you parent photos if you would like to see them,
nye nye!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Chickielady]

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So nice to see ya back. With out the night crew they have been threatning to revoke our night time listing.

I should have been more with it. We can't have the night crew getting revoked.

It was not revoked, it was null & void, and somedays completely absent altogether..nye nye, carry on!

 

[Stumpfarmer]

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Some howitzers, more of the bigger mobile mortars: they were down south of me on Weir Prairie- maybe 4th Striker Brigade, they've been home long enough to be ready for more training. When I was a kid it was the huge barrage guns that fired from the North Fort and impacted across the river from Yelm on Nisqually Prairie; knocked the dishes out of the cupboard if you didn't push them all the way to the back of the shelves.

I'm right under the flight path for airbourne training: the new chopper pilots come over below their assigned altitude way too often for my taste.

at least the C-17s stay up at reasonable altitude, not like the C-141s who used to drag over our runway in diamond formation, about 200 feet up; darn wing vortices knocked me completely off my feet

I was going to show you a photo of one of my cows who thinks C-17s are going to bring her hay from the sky, but Photobucket is not cooperating.

Here we go: