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posted by SPIIDERWEB™ at 1/29/2008 06:01:00 PM
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Spent many years programming, mostly mainframes. Been in business for myself, sky dived, scuba dived, practiced karate (until the broken ribs & finger), driven a sprint car (unreal). Want the US to be great again and worry it's impossible. I consider myself a moderate because I believe most Americans don't approve of torture, do want everyone to have health care, a pension and/or a job, privacy, freedom and NO WAR. Not too radical. I use profanity like a sailor so you should leave if you are sensitive.
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2 Comments:
I had taken an illegal leave from my Marine corps unit and returned to what I felt was some warranted time with my friends.
I couldn't find any of my buddies anywhere. Finally, someone told me everyone was at the Lynnerd Skynnerd concert at U.D. arena.
All of the doors were locked up tight as a drum when I got there and I had no ticket and no prospect of getting one because the show was sold out.
I began waking circles around the arena figuring sooner or later a door in place that big had to open.
Sure enough a security guard opened a door to get some fresh air. I ran up to the blindside of the door and gave it a good hard yank. He flew out into the parking lot and I stepped inside just in time to see Lynnerd Skynnerd.
One of the best shows I've ever seen...
Two weeks later came the plane crash.
I still consider it one of the best uses my soldiering skills ever saw.
That does sound great. I had a somewhat similar experience wth The Greg Allman band. Terrific.
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