Wouldn't life be boring if we were all the same?

Toss a flame, catch a flame.

Methinks more people would leave if they're disinterested rather than offended, IMHO.

Have a laugh or a fight, answer or ask.

Thank you CBID!

JonR

THL es muy macho.

Hog

in a couple of days we have to make our peace and send each other a five pack!

lol,

wes

In the little blue plastic box. They sure did stink, but they worked pretty good. A lot of lambs gave up thier intestines for my deviations.

i'll bet very few here even knows what they are.

i wonder if we knew the same women, not at the same time of course.

if you are in tachikawa, ask some older woman if she remembers shortyson from the early 50's.

I've been up to Tachikawa a few times. It's just north of Machida. The women up there are quite pretty.

In my day, the fourX were in little square blue boxes that you cracked open. They were folded.

tachikawa. 1954. 21 year old airman stationed on guam with no women to stand close to, to talk to, to smell.

i spent a lifetime in tachikawa one 4 day weekend.

on my next trips, i toured by myself. got on a train going who knows where and got off when it looked nice.

everyone was my size so i posed no threat.

i had not been where everyone was kind, helpful, and all around interesting. i loved the places and i loved the people.

the ginza was like a swap meet with stalls all over the place. any bar or restaurant i walked into i felt at home. when i asked someone for directions, they would walk most of the way with me to show me the way.

i tried to tip people and they would return the money.

i remember in one restaurant when i sort of pushed the money in a waitress's hands, i saw her a few minutes later sitting down and eating something and every one smiling at me. apparently i bought lunch for her and that was not considerd a tip.

360 yen ='d $1.00.

That is it! No more thin skin slaps, no more offensive, no more discussions about Lone Wolf, Bad Frogs, Hamilton House, etc

Charlie