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    Trust me I am so glad that I will never have to ride in a c130 ever again. Most uncomfortable ride ever and forget about trying to sleep.

    The desert dome.... memories or lack there of. I would never go there if there was a ship in but if it was the last day of shift (I was an MA) I would hurry up and change and hit up the desert dome and do a power hour before they closed. For those of you not in the know a power hour is a shot of beer every minute for an hour. It is 5 beers in one hour and gets you where your going pretty fast. Then you can hit up rock bottoms or some better clubs with less shore patrol. I remember this one place called the Warbler. Never saw shore patrol there.

    What did you say to Ashton. That he was great and then when he said thanks you said "you just got punk'd" because yeah that would be pretty funny and then someone else could have been like "bbbuuurrrnnn!!!".
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    Quote Originally Posted by cosperryan View Post
    Trust me I am so glad that I will never have to ride in a c130 ever again. Most uncomfortable ride ever and forget about trying to sleep.

    The desert dome.... memories or lack there of. I would never go there if there was a ship in but if it was the last day of shift (I was an MA) I would hurry up and change and hit up the desert dome and do a power hour before they closed. For those of you not in the know a power hour is a shot of beer every minute for an hour. It is 5 beers in one hour and gets you where your going pretty fast. Then you can hit up rock bottoms or some better clubs with less shore patrol. I remember this one place called the Warbler. Never saw shore patrol there.

    What did you say to Ashton. That he was great and then when he said thanks you said "you just got punk'd" because yeah that would be pretty funny and then someone else could have been like "bbbuuurrrnnn!!!".
    I tried to jump on one of the medivac flights for emergency leave to California back in 2009. I left Andrews AFB in Maryland and then spent 3 days on a C130 as we got diverted all over the country. Finally ended up at McCord AFB in Washington where the pilot got into a pissing match with the ground crew and they refused to let us take off again. It was about midnight and they just opened up the doors on the tarmac and said, "goodbye". Had to walk a few miles to housing, then rent a car and drive 600 miles to California. Those free flights sound great in theory. Nothing like 3 days on a flight with no heat and sitting in a jump seat to make commercial travel sound real appealing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cosperryan View Post
    Trust me I am so glad that I will never have to ride in a c130 ever again. Most uncomfortable ride ever and forget about trying to sleep.

    The desert dome.... memories or lack there of. I would never go there if there was a ship in but if it was the last day of shift (I was an MA) I would hurry up and change and hit up the desert dome and do a power hour before they closed. For those of you not in the know a power hour is a shot of beer every minute for an hour. It is 5 beers in one hour and gets you where your going pretty fast. Then you can hit up rock bottoms or some better clubs with less shore patrol. I remember this one place called the Warbler. Never saw shore patrol there.

    What did you say to Ashton. That he was great and then when he said thanks you said "you just got punk'd" because yeah that would be pretty funny and then someone else could have been like "bbbuuurrrnnn!!!".
    C130's are horrible to sit in...it's like the seats are designed so you can't get comfortable, like sitting in a 90 degree angle.

    I used to live in a little town called Oxford, Iowa. He's from there, and would periodically pass through and Lord it up. On one occasion he happened to be getting some gas at the gas pump directly across from me. He was driving the most ridiculously huge SUV I've ever seen. Literally an international semi truck (I'll find a pic of one...).

    He looks at me and says "Nice tats, Dude". Seemed kind of snarky to me, so I responded "Yeah, you should totally get a tat of your truck! That would be RAD...DUDE! Oh, and you should always refer to these as 'tattoos', if you call them 'tats' the cool kids will laugh at you."

    Brittany Murphy was dating him at this time and was walking out of the gas station back to the truck and heard the exchange. She laughed and said "You have to deliver sarcasm slowly with Chris, he doesn't pick things up very fast..." I instantly became a Brittany Murphy fan, she truly seemed like a sweety. Any chick who joins me in making fun of her D-bag boyfriend is aces in my book.

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    Quote Originally Posted by entropy1049 View Post
    C130's are horrible to sit in...it's like the seats are designed so you can't get comfortable, like sitting in a 90 degree angle.

    I used to live in a little town called Oxford, Iowa. He's from there, and would periodically pass through and Lord it up. On one occasion he happened to be getting some gas at the gas pump directly across from me. He was driving the most ridiculously huge SUV I've ever seen. Literally an international semi truck (I'll find a pic of one...).

    He looks at me and says "Nice tats, Dude". Seemed kind of snarky to me, so I responded "Yeah, you should totally get a tat of your truck! That would be RAD...DUDE! Oh, and you should always refer to these as 'tattoos', if you call them 'tats' the cool kids will laugh at you."

    Brittany Murphy was dating him at this time and was walking out of the gas station back to the truck and heard the exchange. She laughed and said "You have to deliver sarcasm slowly with Chris, he doesn't pick things up very fast..." I instantly became a Brittany Murphy fan, she truly seemed like a sweety. Any chick who joins me in making fun of her D-bag boyfriend is aces in my book.

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    If you've ever heard interviews with Brittany Murphy on the Howard Stern show, any boyfriend of hers is a lucky man! That girl is crazy - in a good way.

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    She's dead though now IIRC. Which sucks she wasn't a bad actor

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    Quote Originally Posted by cosperryan View Post
    She's dead though now IIRC. Which sucks she wasn't a bad actor
    OOPS! Realized I was thinking of Jenny McCarthy, not Brittany Murphy.

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