BATTLE STATIONS!!!!
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It is OK for guys' shorts to be above the knee........ in case anyone was wondering.IFB X-Files said:
patriotic said:IFB X-Files said:
If ladies had to wear hose for volleyball and softball, why should swimming be any different?
You appear to be wearing dark hose. SherryH is the rebellious one.
But the greater question is this: How do you keep the band-aids on?
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IFB X-Files said:patriotic said:IFB X-Files said:
If ladies had to wear hose for volleyball and softball, why should swimming be any different?
You appear to be wearing dark hose. SherryH is the rebellious one.
But the greater question is this: How do you keep the band-aids on?
https://youtu.be/czu1m2eDRgE
Now, behave!
So that's how he is spending all his time these days.IFB X-Files said:
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The legendary (not really) JF2 Duck. It could land on land, sea, and aircraft carriers. It was used by the Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard as a search, rescue, reconnaissance, and even supply plane.
When the Navy abandoned a base in the Philippines, the Army repaired a damaged Duck the Navy left behind. They used it against the Japanese and flew some wounded servicemen to Australia just before the Philippines fell.
After WW2, the newly-formed US Air Force used some for rescuing downed pilots from training missions.
Although obscure, the Duck is considered one of the finest multi-purpose planes ever built.
When the Navy abandoned a base in the Philippines, the Army repaired a damaged Duck the Navy left behind. They used it against the Japanese and flew some wounded servicemen to Australia just before the Philippines fell.
After WW2, the newly-formed US Air Force used some for rescuing downed pilots from training missions.
Although obscure, the Duck is considered one of the finest multi-purpose planes ever built.
