The Good Night Thread
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From: Sequim, WA
Originally Posted by arctic y block
Good Night!!! Ah heck!! I JUST WOKE UP FROM A NAP
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Night all!!!Will take next weekend off for Makah Days in Neah Bay. We are still very busy, but I hope as the summer ends, that I can spend more time chatting.
I hope all the my WAFTE Friends are doing great!
Michael
I hope all the my WAFTE Friends are doing great!
Michael
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Good night to all in the land of sanity as for me my day has begun and it'll be boring as I have to wait another 24 hours for the purge before we can even pull the first bolt. The guys from Shell are somewhat **** but they haven't had an incident here in 2 years of operations and for a floating process platform doing a million + barrels a day plus over 10 million CFM of gas it does get impresive.
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Goodnight yall! Or goodmoring? Not quite sure... Too many websites that I can spend all my money on. Uh oh... I need to go put my wallet out of reaching distance.
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From: Sequim, WA
Goodnight all...Wish I could chat longer, but after 10 hours at work, I started this Coast Class as a requirement for the Auxillary. Glad I had a few beers before I went!... Was very intersting to learn about the front and back of a boat. All I wanted was a beer and relax time. 6.5 week course...I sure hope a learn something!LOL
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G'night Mike -- you'll like the CG course, it's the source for the US Power Squadron courses that Donna and I took. Besides the navigation training, etc, the knot-tying is handy for doing work anywhere land or sea :~)
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From: Sequim, WA
Originally Posted by RexB
G'night Mike -- you'll like the CG course, it's the source for the US Power Squadron courses that Donna and I took. Besides the navigation training, etc, the knot-tying is handy for doing work anywhere land or sea :~)
p.s Where do they hide the parachutes on a boat...LOL
Last edited by Placermike; Oct 24, 2007 at 07:25 PM.