Withh the time I might have left on this rock it would be a serious challenge to spend it all.
You could have a massive party and spend all in one night if you wanted.
Withh the time I might have left on this rock it would be a serious challenge to spend it all.
Maybe a few private islands.
You could have a massive party and spend all in one night if you wanted.
Nah......not at our age. The spouse and I both have to limit time in the sun.
Land..........trees.....range.....thats the ticket.
There might have been a day for this. Not today..................
We have our tickets. You have to play to win.
Nah......not at our age. The spouse and I both have to limit time in the sun.
Land..........trees.....range.....thats the ticket.
Maybe a few private islands.
I'm not a salt water kind of guy -- too many teeth, spines, and stingers!
I'm a mountain-lake/river kind of guy.
Hey Act!
I had a question for you.
You can buy a lake with an island in the middle I guess.
And I have answers.
Whether they're any good are not are up to interpretation.
It was related to nuclear subs.
Do they allow alcohol on board US Navy subs?
Yes
And No.
Doc (actually is a Corpsman) has some medicinal alcohols.
And when we went to the Virgin Islands, we were allowed to bring back a limited amount of alcohol (per person limit). But it was stored and locked. We got it back when we pulled back into Norfolk.
Other than that, no alcohol.
Brits have an "allowance". "X" amount per day (or week).
Not a big amount.
Usually they saved their allowance for when they pulled into port. Then drank up days and days worth of their "allowance".
(note: my info on this subject IS 20 years old)
And my knowledge of the Brits is limited.
But I did serve as Liaison to a British submarine while it was in Norfolk visiting.
went and looked at this today
https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...litary-5-ton-6x6-semi-tractor-army-truck.html
I saw a documentary on French subs, they showed the officer's mess where they actually have a "wine cave" underneath the seats, with hundreds of bottles.
They apparently serve wine with every meal.
They store lots of cheese too of course.