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    Quote Originally Posted by Nightblade View Post
    Huh ??????
    Hahaha...it's a classic line from a Seinfeld episode..."You think you're better than me.."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phrank View Post
    Hahaha...it's a classic line from a Seinfeld episode..."You think you're better than me.."
    Ahhh....now I get it. Now had he woulda said "Carlton is that you " then I would have caught on ......another "duh" moment brought to you by Nightblade inc.
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    I just went back and liked him...thanks Phrank.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nightblade View Post
    I'm a Doorman
    When is a door not a door? When its a jar, man
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    Bread and water can so easily become tea and toast

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    Quote Originally Posted by edhewitt View Post
    When is a door not a door? When its a jar, man
    I know what your doing...there is a certain thread for your kind y'know....off to the store now.
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    Don't feel too bad. I had to Google this:
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    "Carlton is that you "
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    lol were good to go haha .Welcome to SRP
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phrank View Post
    Sounds like an awesome job! Submarines fascinate me. Once, when I was in Barbados, got to take a tour in a sub, all crewed by ex-US servicemen, including the master diver who was in a boat ready to dive down and get us if anything went wrong.

    Although the sub was capable I think of getting to 400-600 ft deep, it only went to 140 feet, the limit that the diver could go. The sub could be remotely operated from the bridge on the outside of the sub.

    Either way, sounds like your job is also a great adventure!
    It's a pretty good gig. I recently got a promotion that took me off of the waerfront where the hands on work is done and am now in an office. However, my time in the Navy serving on a sub has been an immense help as I can talk to the Navy personnel and understand the jargon. I still find excuses to do worksite tours and talk with my old buddies. I can't sit in a chair day in and day out.
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    The older I get the more I realize how little I actually know.

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