We serve breakfast 24 hrs. a day. We serve real hominy grits. Blackened, of course. Flap Jacks too. No, Doug, that does not mean you can flap at Jack![url=http://www.thesmilies.com:0029d]
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Eric,
Blackened Flap Jacks??? :shock:
Doug (HI JACK!)
Doug,
The OH-58 A/C could carry a small pod of 2.75 inch Hydra folding fin aerial rockets or the N.A.T.O. 7.62mm mini gun (rotary, Gatling) derated to 3,000 rounds per minute. However, we never used these weapons as the blast and recoil would case the rivets of the skin and airframe to loosen. That is why we always had at least two Cobras on station just beyond the visible horizon. The crew chief, like me, would sit in the bird with a M60-D model machine gun but the lack of power for this model of scout meant doing everything to save weight and get the maximum fuel load. Usually it was just me and my pilot unarmed except for our pistols in our survival vests.
The current model OH-58D Kiowa Warrior carries a good bit of firepower. 2.75 inch rockets, Hellfire antitank missiles, stinger air to air missiles or, my favorite, twin 50 caliber Browning M2 machine guns in remote controlled flexible mounts. More powerful engine and stiffer reinforced airframe. HOOAAH! Air Cav![url=http://www.thesmilies.com:c9e95]
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OH-58D ( Delta model ) picture:
Marine Corps AH-1Z Cobra:
[quote=“DShock”]
Dear Eric & Wild One,
After long consideration, I’ve come up with a Disclaimer/ Appendage/ Attachment/ Extra Thingy, that I want you to read! This is VERY IMPORTANT!!!
Disclaimer; Any and ALL updates on Menu Items and Prices will be done by the OWNERS (Eric & Wild One) of the BLACKENED FOOD SHACK, with either Whiteout or White Stickers. (kinda like Chinese menus)
I AINT MAKIN’ NO MORE MENUS!!!
SIGN HERE__________________________________ 8)
Doug :D[/quote]
HEY ERIC!!!,
I need you to READ and SIGN this Disclaimer!!! Do you u n d e r s t a n d the words that are comin outa my mouth??? :lol:
Doug
[quote=“DShock”]
[quote=DShock]
Dear Eric & Wild One,
After long consideration, I’ve come up with a Disclaimer/ Appendage/ Attachment/ Extra Thingy, that I want you to read! This is VERY IMPORTANT!!!
Disclaimer; Any and ALL updates on Menu Items and Prices will be done by the OWNERS (Eric & Wild One) of the BLACKENED FOOD SHACK, with either Whiteout or White Stickers. (kinda like Chinese menus)
I AINT MAKIN’ NO MORE MENUS!!!
SIGN HERE__________________________________ 8)
Doug :D[/quote]
HEY ERIC!!!,
I need you to READ and SIGN this Disclaimer!!! Do you u n d e r s t a n d the words that are comin outa my mouth??? :lol:
Doug[/quote]
My Dearest Doug,
A few rules learned in our military:
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Never be first
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Never be last
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Never volunteer.
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Never sign ANYTHING!
Please feel free to file a complaint through our complaint department here:
http://www.greatunclebill.com/complaints.htm
Have a nice day![url=http://www.thesmilies.com:69d19]
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[quote=“nighthawk”]
Doug,
The OH-58 A/C could carry a small pod of 2.75 inch Hydra folding fin aerial rockets or the N.A.T.O. 7.62mm mini gun (rotary, Gatling) derated to 3,000 rounds per minute. However, we never used these weapons as the blast and recoil would case the rivets of the skin and airframe to loosen. That is why we always had at least two Cobras on station just beyond the visible horizon. The crew chief, like me, would sit in the bird with a M60-D model machine gun but the lack of power for this model of scout meant doing everything to save weight and get the maximum fuel load. Usually it was just me and my pilot unarmed except for our pistols in our survival vests.
The current model OH-58D Kiowa Warrior carries a good bit of firepower. 2.75 inch rockets, Hellfire antitank missiles, stinger air to air missiles or, my favorite, twin 50 caliber Browning M2 machine guns in remote controlled flexible mounts. More powerful engine and stiffer reinforced airframe. HOOAAH! Air Cav![url=http://www.thesmilies.com:05d4b][/url:05d4b]
OH-58D ( Delta model ) picture:
Marine Corps AH-1Z Cobra:
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Eric,
I just get all goose-bumpy when you talk war machines and fire power. Keep up the good work. I can hear the music in my head from Apocalypse Now (along with the other voices :shock: ).
Joe
SSGT, USAF 69-73
Joe,
I am no longer active but I work hard every day shipping the freight out to all of our armed forces. Thanks to President Reagan the bond between our Air Force and Army is stronger now than it has been since W.W.II.
As an AeroScout I got to work very closely with the F-16, A-10 and C-5 pilots and crews. There was good natured joking there but we realized that we shared a brotherhood, a bond, that does not exist between the other branches of the armed forces. Of course we worked hard at being a team with the other armed forces too however there has always been that special bond between Army and Air Force, at least at the field level.
Here is the official song of the Cavalry (Armored, Artillery and Air) As performed by the U.S.A.F. Heritage Band. It is called Garry Owen, yep an Irish drinking song. Turn on your audio and enjoy:
http://home.att.net/~sealpoint/music/garryowen.wma
The Lyrics to Garry Owen Trooper:
http://pages.prodigy.com/custer/owen.htm
I salute you!
Hey, we hijacked the hijacker’s post. :lol:
[quote=“DShock”]
[quote=DShock]
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Dear Eric & Wild One,
After long consideration, I’ve come up with a Disclaimer/ Appendage/ Attachment/ Extra Thingy, that I want you to read! This is VERY IMPORTANT!!!
Disclaimer; Any and ALL updates on Menu Items and Prices will be done by the OWNERS (Eric & Wild One) of the BLACKENED FOOD SHACK, with either Whiteout or White Stickers. (kinda like Chinese menus)
I AINT MAKIN’ NO MORE MENUS!!!
SIGN HERE__________________________________ 8)
NOW Eric!,
I got through to the Complaint Dept. and …That wasn’t very nice! You have me at a disadvantage, seeing that you have those mini-guns, missiles, rockets and flares. Instead of me buyin’ some of that stuff to defend myself, I decided that I would use other famous people’s words to defend myself.
CATCH 22
Let me see if I have this straight: In order to be grounded, I’ve got to be CRAZY and I must be CRAZY to keep flying. But if I ask to be grounded, that means I’m not CRAZY any more and I have to keep flying???
Princess Bride
Iigo Montoya: You seem like a decent fellow. I hate to kill you.
Westley: You seem like a decent fellow. I hate to die.
Count Rugen: You’ve got a overdeveloped sense of vengeance. It’s going to get you in trouble someday.
Vizzini: I can’t compete with you physically and your no match for my brains.
Westley: Your that smart?
Vizzini: let me put it this way. Have you heard of Plato, Aristotle, Socrates?
Westley: Yes.
Vizzini: MORONS.
Army of Darkness
Arthur: Are all men from the future Loud-mouthed braggarts?
Ash: NOPE. Just me baby…just me.
Network
I’m mad as hell! and I’m not going to take it any more! (Peter Finch)
Wizard of OZ
I’ll get you my pretty…and your little dog too! (WW of the West)
TOTO, I’ve got a feeling were not in Kansas anymore. (Dorothy, TOTO’s owner)
To sum up my rebuttal I’m quoting one of my favorite people.
Forrest Gump
My mother always said, life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what your gonna get.
Eric, you know I’m not checked out on any of those weapons, so that’s not fair!
Thanks for signing that disclaimer!
Doug 
[quote=“EdD”]
Sorry to disabuse you of your idea, but I love grits. Even without the crisp bacon crumbled across the top. I don’t need butter and sugar on them, either. Although that are much better with a little salt and butter. It’s cream of wheat that I don’t understand. How in the world do they milk wheat?
Southern breakfast:
grits
tomatoes
cold, fried chicken
biscuits with preserves &/or with butter and sorghum syrup mixed together
assorted forms of fried pig
fried potato slices
coffee &/or hot tea
orange juice (grape, tomato, V8, and grapefuit are suitable alternatives)
breakfast steak optional, venison preferred in season
Oddly enough, the breakfast buffet at The Host in Lancaster, PA (Amish country) serves up good grits.
Ed[/quote]
What no scrapple? And for gods sake where the whole hominy? Around here a treat for breakfast is hake fish with potatoes and a large amount of onions fried in bacon grease …NOW THAT EATING!!!Yummy …can you say cholesterol? I live just 5 miles South of the Mason Dixon so I lay claim to NOT being a Yankee .
Always attempting to broaden my culinary horizons, I once tried scrapple . I am here to tell ya, it tastes JUST like it’s name. Grits, on the other hand…
Mark
PS: I went pretty far back to see WHO first hijacked this thread and just gave up.
Mark,
Isn’t it IRONIC that the post is “CODE of CONDUCT?” :shock: I think the FIRST hi jacker was Jack Hise!!
Thanks Jack!
Doug
[quote=“JRA”]
[quote=EdD]
Sorry to disabuse you of your idea, but I love grits. Even without the crisp bacon crumbled across the top. I don’t need butter and sugar on them, either. Although that are much better with a little salt and butter. It’s cream of wheat that I don’t understand. How in the world do they milk wheat?
Southern breakfast:
grits
tomatoes
cold, fried chicken
biscuits with preserves &/or with butter and sorghum syrup mixed together
assorted forms of fried pig
fried potato slices
coffee &/or hot tea
orange juice (grape, tomato, V8, and grapefuit are suitable alternatives)
breakfast steak optional, venison preferred in season
Oddly enough, the breakfast buffet at The Host in Lancaster, PA (Amish country) serves up good grits.
Ed[/quote]
What no scrapple? And for gods sake where the whole hominy? Around here a treat for breakfast is hake fish with potatoes and a large amount of onions fried in bacon grease …NOW THAT EATING!!!Yummy …can you say cholesterol? I live just 5 miles South of the Mason Dixon so I lay claim to NOT being a Yankee .[/quote]
Scrapple is a northern dish. I don’t know anybody down here who eats the stuff. I know 2 people who have tried it, once each.
Ed
Marco, was there actually a thread here?
Ed
It’s a :shock: ing lack of discipline, it :shock: 's me to the core that as every year passes by it takes more to :shock: us back to reality! ED! have you ever been :shock: ed by peeing on a Electric Fence???
Thanks,
Doug
What sort of fool would do that? This thread is wandering aimlessly, and, I might add, painfully. Ouch!
[quote=“Joe_Valencic”]
What sort of fool would do that? This thread is wandering aimlessly, and, I might add, painfully. Ouch![/quote]
Joe,
WHAT R U complaining about?? Take a couple Tylenol and call me in the morning.
Thanks,
Doug
Have you ever had Bubble & Squeak? Can’t find it in Cleveland(not surprisingly), but have had it many times in the UK.
Joe
P.S. Admittedly, this thread is being highjacked in more than one direction. mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa.
You folks need to try real scrapple not that excuse for scrapple they have up North. Out here on the Eastern shore of Maryland (Delmarva ) we make it right . The stuff I had up North taste like Something I think you guys call head cheese. Also the restaurants deep fry it …its only good pan fried!
Were this thread a dissertation of opinions on recombinant DNA experimentation, any deviation from the theme would and rightly should be noted and discouraged. However, since it is NOT that,… grin and bear…
Mark