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Things may not be rosey...But Happy Thanksgiving!
- Thread starter jboyd
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Same to you.2011 fading fast.Best wishes and good health your way.ray
JBI, and the same to you and all. One of these days I'm going to make an appointment to drive down from Melmfus and buy a lunch. I have a feeling we both have great stories to share.
John Buffaloe
John Buffaloe
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Ken38654
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- Great Subject !Boyd said:
Mr. Boyd, I Feel Words Had Possible Been Misunderstood In Post/Replies, I Indeed Apologies If Something Was Written By Myself That Offended You..
I've Never The Pleasure Of Meeting You, However I Have Heard From Many You Are A Very Good Man.
I've Wondered If Mentioning Galtalli Tied In, I doubt It.
Anyways-You're Alright With Me !
Respectfully,
Ken
Not to worry...there is no problem on my end. It amazes me that sometimes we in the communications business, fail to properly communicate ourselves! I have found that when I have a problem, I do not email...but rather write it on a tablet and check it the next day. many times, I just throw it away. I wish the best for you...and invite you to drop by when you have a chance.
I might mention that I did a few jobs on equipment re-hab and transmitter for Paul. Thanks and have a great year in 2012....JBI
I might mention that I did a few jobs on equipment re-hab and transmitter for Paul. Thanks and have a great year in 2012....JBI
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Ken38654
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You Should Also Write Your Original Quotes Down - They Are Great !jboyd said:
THANKS For The Invitation To Stop By ! - Very Kewl.
I Get Down Toward Batesville Quite Often. Lots Of Family There & Yalobusha County.
I Go By & Check On Dennis Baker (Attny., Judge., Retiered) And His Wife & All The Flowers From Around There, My Mother Was From Enid.
Great To Hear From You.
Respectfully,
Ken
I Pray 2011 Is A Spectacular Year For YOU!
Thanks,Judge Baker and his brother Bobby (former Mayor) are friends
and Enid? That was the home of airman Mitchell, who led the attack on Admiral Yamamoto in the pacific, whose death was a turning point in WWII. You can google info on him....tnx JBI....
and here is one for you..."there is one search that is always successful" What is it?
The search for someone to Blame! Ask B. O.....JBI
and Enid? That was the home of airman Mitchell, who led the attack on Admiral Yamamoto in the pacific, whose death was a turning point in WWII. You can google info on him....tnx JBI....
and here is one for you..."there is one search that is always successful" What is it?
The search for someone to Blame! Ask B. O.....JBI
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Ken38654
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Thnx jboyd.jboyd said:
The Judge Gets Me, Constantly Telling Me To Put My Hands Down To My Side !
Gotta Love Him, Even Though We're Not In Court- In his Living Room, Bed-Room !
NOW - You kinda Got Me ! But I Will Try.
Was The Airman : John Mitchell was a twenty-six year old from Mississippi, born 14-Jul-1915. He had been valedictorian of his high school class, a student at Columbia University, and was a three year Army veteran. He managed to get married in the confused weeks just after Pearl Harbor, and then shipped out to San Francisco. On his arrival at the 70th FS base at Hamilton Field, he learned that most of the experienced men of the squadron had been sent to Java, to try to stem the Japanese onslaught. (They failed, and most of them died.)
..."there is one search that is always successful" What is it?
The First Thing That Comes In My Mind = Soul Searching !
My dad is from Enid. He passed last year, but not before he chronicled his WWII adventures in 'Granddaddy, Tell Us About the War: A Southern GI's Experiences in World War II'. Written very much from an Enid and Mississippi perspective. Drop me a line if by chance you're interested.
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