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3 years , Don, and counting... |
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Posts: 2327 (07/03/09 02:36:42) Caribou Hunter |
Been comming around for 3 years, as of May tenth, and I'm still reading up when I can.
Interesting stuff here Don, and something I look forward to when Im out. Thank you very much. Chip
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Posts: 4061 (07/03/09 03:55:49) Dragoon
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Chip, I'm one thats glad you joined us back then. I've learned a lot from your postings that would have never known had it been for you not sharing
those pictures and movie clips. I'm glad to count you as friend along with everyone else here.
Your Pard: LoLo
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Posts: 23442 (07/03/09 04:40:22) Black Powder
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I feel the same as LoLo!!! Wow, what a ride it has been, from shee fish, ivory, to grizzly bears!!
M1Garand issued April, 1956, new in wrapper to B.G. Yockey, at Camp Pendleton, California. serial #2774590. Have you seen it? |
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Posts: 2019 (07/03/09 07:07:52) Knife Guy |
I will have to mirror LoLo as we all have learned a lot about life in Alaska.
Rad
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Posts: 2212 (07/03/09 10:18:34) Mountain Man |
I also have learned so much glad your still here but it doesn't seem that long.
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Posts: 2325 (07/03/09 12:51:19) Corkster
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Wow, time flies by.
My oldest daughter while taking a anthropology class, which had mentioned the native Alaskans, told the Professor after the class her Dad had internet communication with a man in the Arctic who still provided for himself as a hunter and fisherman. The learned PhD told her that was impossible, the native peoples do not communicate with strangers, they lack access to the internet and do not live remotely in small family groups as in the past. What clowns exist as tentured Professors. liberal as one can be also, Cork
"because for years I thought what was good for the country was good for General Motors and vice versa."
(Soon, that would be simplified to: "What's good for General Motors is good for the country.") "Engine Charlie"; Charles E. Wilson 1953 GM President/CEO during Senate Hearings for his confirmation as Sec of Defense under IKE. |
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Posts: 919 (07/03/09 14:09:20) Medicine Man
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Has been said recently; education and intelligence do not necessarily reside in the same cranium. "Ivory Tower" folks need to take a sabbatical to
the geographic areas of their "expertise" now and then. "PhuD".
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Posts: 3156 (07/03/09 18:56:49) Saddle Soap |
Chip, I've enjoyed your imput to YW but if you'da asked me, I'da thought you'd been doing it longer that three years.
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Posts: 2328 (07/05/09 00:36:01) Caribou Hunter |
Thanks , guys, Im glad to be along for the ride, the companys pleasant
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Posts: 2542 (07/05/09 16:37:00) Our Mentor |
Quite often I tell others of you Chip, your wife and family. . You have brought a demension to my life that I had forgotten. I grew up in very simple
beginnings and we more or less survived on what ever we could find. It was a good life. An now I find that you and others are still suvivalist.
... "Before I begin, I'd like to apologize to everyone I'm about to offend..."
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Posts: 8339 (07/06/09 04:51:24) Cold Country
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i cant believe that much time has passed eather , ill echo the sentiments expressed and add that my life has been enriched by your postings
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