Deli Life v.7- salami is on sale. We've sold out of spaghet
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Yeah I'd rather not pay too much for the model. Can I just use a bunch of really small plastic army men and maybe a few fancy tanks and AA guns? Also how 2.0 buildings and streets
[QUOTE=Heldure;39717648]so how many people here are out of school? I dont want to feel old.[/QUOTE]
I'm a junior in college.
I remember when my dad helped me move a work bench into my bedroom because he was tired of me taking over the kitchen table
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This was on a good day to be honest
sure
use model railroad buildings and shit
How about just DIY stuff for most of the buildings, and some railroad stuff for the larger buildings? Also how do I paint stuff, make impact holes, mounds, fences and whatnot?
[QUOTE=Heldure;39717648]so how many people here are out of school? I dont want to feel old.[/QUOTE]
20 in a month minus a couple days woop
i use facebook to masturbate
[QUOTE=TaiwanesePrick;39718660]i use facebook to masturbate[/QUOTE]
who doesn't
I don't know anyone that I find attractive enough to comfortably do that to I don't think.
I think it's weird to masterbate to people you know, unless you actually fuck that person in real life (note I say that in present tense)
[QUOTE=TaiwanesePrick;39718660]i use facebook to masturbate[/QUOTE]
I remember when I had highchief as a facebook friend. [img]http://sae.tweek.us/static/images/emoticons/emot-allears.gif[/img]
I masturbate to pictures of you
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felix
not foos
hes gross
[QUOTE=felix the cat;39719359]I think it's weird to masterbate to people you know, unless you actually fuck that person in real life (note I say that in present tense)[/QUOTE]
nick are you implying that you dont masturbate to pictures of me on a regular basis
[QUOTE=Wulfram;39719432]I masturbate to pictures of you
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felix
not foos
hes gross[/QUOTE]
[img]http://sae.tweek.us/static/images/emoticons/emot-gay.gif[/img]
[QUOTE=Fish Muffin;39719440]nick are you implying that you dont masturbate to pictures of me on a regular basis[/QUOTE]
Uh, I don't even have any pictures of you
[QUOTE=DarkSamus;39719422]I remember when I had highchief as a facebook friend. [img]http://sae.tweek.us/static/images/emoticons/emot-allears.gif[/img][/QUOTE]
I still do ;)
-snap -
[QUOTE=Stupideye;39719818]I still do ;)[/QUOTE]
jazz johnson?
I [h2]MAY[/h2] be coming to Cali next summer...
That is a big may
2015 be thereeeee
[QUOTE=Tark;39719862]why do the less-heard of european armed forces all look really cool? is it just because they're all special and unique or are they just badass?
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its not like theres a thread for this or anything
[QUOTE=TaiwanesePrick;39722129]its not like theres a thread for this or anything[/QUOTE]
oh, i didnt see it
sorry
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I'm retiring the last of the two fleet carriers of my childhood.
This is my "GI Joe class" aircraft carrier, the USS Saratoga (CV-60). My dad gave it to me as a gift when I was really little and I spent countless hours playing with it and my other carrier (a Motormax USS Nimitz CVN-68). I donated my Nimitz to Goodwill two years ago, and the man working the Goodwill truck out in front of the Marina market was really happy to see it. Turns out he was a Navy veteran that flew off the Nimitz on S-3 Vikings.
The ship is motorized. A flip-up panel on the back reveals a steering wheel, and when the ship is "on", you can drive it around the ground. The buttons on the flight deck provide for sound effects like radar beeps, foghorns, and the howl of jet engines.
My Saratoga had an air wing as well, two F/A-18 Hornets, two A-6 Intruders, two S-3 Vikings, two A-7 Corsairs IIs, and my favorite two, a pair of F-14 Tomcats. It's funny, of all these jets, only the Hornets are still in service with the Navy. The others have long been retired. God, I feel old. I did add my own planes though, YF-22 Raptors and French Rafale Ms. Only one of each of these planes remain.
Even though they may seem like mere toys, the Saratoga and the Nimitz were the best playthings I could have asked for as a kid. I made countless "combat deployments" with them, and fought through not only World War Three, but World Wars Four and Five on my bedroom floor. Imaginary torpedoes were put into my ships, fires and accidents happened daily. But my fleet soldiered on.
My Navy consisted of these two carriers, and five little destroyers. My destroyers were lost when I made the move to Milpitas, but my carriers survived. When I went to Goodwill last month, my Nimitz was already long gone, and I sincerely hope whoever has it now is having as much fun with it that I did.
The Saratoga bears a proud name. I grew up to admire not only the ship but her namesake, the local City of Saratoga, and in my first two years in marching band watched in awe as Saratoga High School's band took to the field in competition. They took names and kicked ass.
But it's time to let go, and it's time for me to retire the last of my fleet, my final fleet carrier. I guess my Navy's to be disbanded.
Thanks, Saratoga.
I hope you'll continue to serve other kids on future "combat deployments", and serve for even more hours to add to your thousands of hours of fun.
Good bye.
Oh man I wanted that carrier as a kid, but it cost $80 last time I saw it in a store back in 2000-2002 (can't remember).
[QUOTE=Aznsniper911;39718754]who doesn't[/QUOTE]
Be right back, unfriending all of you on Facebook.
