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[andypandy1996]

I like how we start on the topic of BigDog's recovery and we end up with Tambor talking about labor pains. We are an odd bunch of sailors.

[fireftr18]

I like how we start on the topic of BigDog's recovery and we end up with Tambor talking about labor pains. We are an odd bunch of sailors.

We're an odd bunch of sailors only because we're all weird.

[Wolferz]

Weird but lovable

[BigDog1701a]

Well all in all, I've never been one to worry about being different, I try to be abnormal, way too many people and groups want us to conform to their idea of correct and I don't take being controlled or ordered around very well.
I already belong to 2 groups of folks that I consider to be among the most warped people I know, thats sound guys and bikers, guess I can add sub people to that list also.

[Wolferz]

Amen to that, BigDog

[andypandy1996]

Ah, we're all odd. That's what makes our boat the most successful one in the Pacific Fleet, right Capt. Wolferz?

[tambor198]

All I can say, warped is normal around here.

[fireftr18]

Well all in all, I've never been one to worry about being different, I try to be abnormal, way too many people and groups want us to conform to their idea of correct and I don't take being controlled or ordered around very well.
I already belong to 2 groups of folks that I consider to be among the most warped people I know, thats sound guys and bikers, guess I can add sub people to that list also.

You need to meet up with a group of firefighters (or maybe not).

[Wolferz]

Echo 3 to Echo 7.

I told you not to call me that any more. I changed my name.
Echo 3 to Carlos Spicyweiner.

Carlos Spicyweiner here. go ahead.

[Wolferz]

How are you doing BigDog?
Updates please.
Do you have your sea legs back yet or are you having trouble with the new peg leg?
Inquiring sailors want to know. Command is curious too. They understand how difficult it can be to use a ladder in a sub when one of your legs can be used to hold up a table. Oaken legs tend to slip off ladder rungs and nobody wants to see you break your neck during a crash dive.