That is true, but who needs beer and clams anyway, lol

Who knows I may buy me a rod

Morning Sean

Barry you off today

Did you get your jet ski fixed

COOL I know where a few rods are...lol

here ya go george....

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yea off today. Had to order parts for the boat...

Good morning Delaware

Catch ya all later, feeling a bit under the weather. Too much fresh air yesterday, lol

well george if ya get off the computer once in a while maybe you would feel a little better ya post ho

Sure am Call me if you want that hand

http://i217.photobucket.com/albums/c...s/addicted.jpg George

Back in April, two U.S soldiers rented a new 2008 Chevrolet Suburban sports utility vehicle and took it on base during the night, at Dugway Proving Ground in Utah. As it turns out, the two men were driving about five kilometers from the area of the range that was used for live firing (snicker snicker). An F-16 fighter jet was in the area and the pilot thought he was firing at a target within the range. Only seventy 20 millimeter rounds were fired at the Suburban and the two soldiers amazingly survived, one suffering a dislocated shoulder. An investigation of the incident was filed, but has not been yet completed. The accident would definitely make for an interesting story at the car rental dealership.

Source: Strategy Page

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Nothing a little Bondo can't take care of........

so how would they explain that to the commanding officer?

:-missingt

I don't want to even think about how I would explain that. If they were allowed to be in that area they have nothing to worry about except explaining to the rental place. It would fall onto the pilot. But if it was no-no area they are screwed.