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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: easymo on October 28, 2002, 02:38:11 PM
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My Dad just sent me a photo. Someone put my name on the war memorial in K.C. I remember going there to play when I was a young boy. (it was a large park back then). I remember thinking about those "old guys" and their wars. Now, I am one of the old guys. It is a little depressing. But I guess it was time to "fall in".
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I thought your name went on a memorial when you were dead? OH! Never mind! :D
Easy
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easymo
and Thank You,
I really mean that too.
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Well, there are parts of me, that are hard to rouse. Will that do. :)
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It was probably someone you knew who became a hard core lefty and wante to lay a joke on you. Hehe JK.
Thank you Mr GreenJeans ;)
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Originally posted by easymo
Well, there are parts of me, that are hard to rouse. Will that do. :)
Nothing alittle "Johnny Viagra" won't cure! :)
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Not to drag this out. But of interest. the placket to my right reads.
In memory of
Lt. Donald Walker
Pilot 388 BC KIA
Below me.
Harold E Antrim
Army Sig Corp
Korea
Above me.
In memory of
Thomas A Peace
3RD Army WW11 ETO
No one has moved into the bunk on my left yet.
I feel a little embarrassed being up there. As a Pfc., I was an insignificant cog, in a very big machine. Regardless, it looks like I will be spending many years in fine company
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Originally posted by easymo
Not to drag this out. But of interest. the placket to my right reads.
In memory of
Lt. Donald Walker
Pilot 388 BC KIA
Below me.
Harold E Antrim
Army Sig Corp
Korea
Above me.
In memory of
Thomas A Peace
3RD Army WW11 ETO
No one has moved into the bunk on my left yet.
I feel a little embarrassed being up there. As a Pfc., I was an insignificant cog, in a very big machine. Regardless, it looks like I will be spending many years in fine company
pretty neat
&
thanks
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Originally posted by easymo
Not to drag this out. But of interest. the placket to my right reads.
In memory of
Lt. Donald Walker
Pilot 388 BC KIA
Below me.
Harold E Antrim
Army Sig Corp
Korea
Above me.
In memory of
Thomas A Peace
3RD Army WW11 ETO
No one has moved into the bunk on my left yet.
I feel a little embarrassed being up there. As a Pfc., I was an insignificant cog, in a very big machine. Regardless, it looks like I will be spending many years in fine company
Insignificant cog? Heck NO! ...and thanks for sharing. :)
Remember that you're part of the fine company.