Just a little about me - Page 4

catman · #31 08-17-2005, 11:29 AM

Hey, hey...what's all this Trav squealing stuff?!? Trav was not the one who woke up without his pants on holding a stick of butter! Let's see now, what was that Yankee's name?

Trav

b3196 · #32 08-17-2005, 11:39 AM

Trav
I thought he was looking for you.....he kept saying "Where's Trav,
I wanna butter his buns" If you remember, You had made a batch of buns for the church cake sale
Bob K

catman · #33 08-17-2005, 11:45 AM

With the haircut he had, those ears were the best...naw, better not say the rest, special since he ain't coming around to defend himself!

Ya, the cake sale was great! Can not wait til next years!

Maybe we should get all those Southern Folk to come North for a "Winter Extravaganza"

Any takers?

Trav

b3196 · #34 08-17-2005, 12:00 PM

Im game for anything.......
Bob K

#35 08-17-2005, 02:54 PM

Uh...Trav...we HAD a winter extravaganza Sun. AM, you just didn't get up...I mean out, in time to see it.

b3196 · #36 08-17-2005, 07:09 PM

That reminds me.....what the hell were you doing that Sunday morning in April.....You and Gracie missed church services
Bob K

exlrrp · #37 08-21-2005, 06:29 AM

Yo Welder, what up?
I was a welder too through the 70s,mostly pipe. Mostly 6010, 6011 and 70xx Worked mostly in refineries (West Coast) pipelines (Alaska)and offshore (Gulf Coast) finally gave it up when I got tired of setting myself on fire. Then I became a carpenter, ultimately a contractor--its easier work.
Welcome to this site, there's a lot of good people here. Don't let these people drag you off and get you drunk, its a plot
Stay good
James

Welder · #38 08-21-2005, 03:08 PM

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Originally posted by exlrrp Yo Welder, what up?
I was a welder too through the 70s,mostly pipe. Mostly 6010, 6011 and 70xx Worked mostly in refineries (West Coast) pipelines (Alaska)and offshore (Gulf Coast) finally gave it up when I got tired of setting myself on fire. Then I became a carpenter, ultimately a contractor--its easier work.
Welcome to this site, there's a lot of good people here. Don't let these people drag you off and get you drunk, its a plot
Stay good
James

Well finaly another welder!! Man I tell ya, Im 40 and looking for some thing easyer. Any way thanks, this is a very good site. Lots'a great info and pepole. I aint to worried about being drug off and getting drunk. I like a beer or 2 every now and then, but mostly I dont drink anymore..So like I said I aint to worried about it.

Jerry D · #39 08-21-2005, 05:27 PM

Welder,
My wife Stephanie was in the Army stationed at Ft Richardson and Ft Hood. She was in the 16th Sig at Fort Hood, She was 26 L 20 (Tatical Microwave Systems Repair) even tho she was an operator at Ft Hood She got to do repairs at Ft Richardson. She wants to know what is M.S.E. at Ft Hood? BTW she got out of the Army in 1980 as a Sp4.
Jerry

Welder · #40 08-21-2005, 07:37 PM

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Originally posted by Jerry D Welder,
My wife Stephanie was in the Army stationed at Ft Richardson and Ft Hood. She was in the 16th Sig at Fort Hood, She was 26 L 20 (Tatical Microwave Systems Repair) even tho she was an operator at Ft Hood She got to do repairs at Ft Richardson. She wants to know what is M.S.E. at Ft Hood? BTW she got out of the Army in 1980 as a Sp4.
Jerry

Jerry,

M.S.E stands for Moble Subscriber Equiptment.

M.S.E. replaced the Armys old analog systems in the late 80s and early 90s.. It is all digital and 100% secure.. It replaced a lot of land lines between one site and an other useing eather UHF or SHF radio shots instead.

Your wife and I have some thing kinda in commen, She was at the 16th and I was at there sister Bn the 57th. I was there from 88 to 90..

Any way thats MSE kinda in a nut shell..