I don't remember the number but I played shiny trumpets when I first went in. Then I changed and drove not so shiny big metal boxes called Armored Personnel Carriers.

I grin at the thought whose there now. I wouldn't mind being there outside of AIT. It was a quiet, tiny base. So small, when we got weekend passes, we just walked off base. We we're also the closest barracks to the back of the base. Everything else was an abandoned rail yard.

I liked taking the big trucks onto the tank trails in the summer. you could lose an elephant in the mud. it was fun until we had to clean the trucks up later.

I wish I was still in the army. I got hurt pretty badly during training and was sent home and it was a disqualifing injury so I can't reenlist. I technically could claim disability but I like to work.

That's awesome! I get to fly in dull green things. I'm a 15T.

If Voskhod falls, the cartel is lost. Rapira PL and Ladas together might be enough to save it but it would never be the same.

Oh, now you're just rubbing it in.
Well I guess somebody has to do it.
Enjoy

That's exactly what I'm looking for.

Bill_F, see you live in Smyrna! I'm from Dawsonville, which I believe is just north of y'all! Man do I miss GA.

I live in Rome and have been to Dawsonville many times. Nothing like a cheeseburger from the Dawsonville Pool Room.

I have a ton of family in Rome! Gotta love watching those Yellow Jackets put a whooping on Buford in the GA Dome. And the pool room is awesome. So is the Big D's barbecue. I miss home like crazy. Big difference in West and East.

The Yellow Jackets are from Calhoun, but I actually live in the north part of the county and it's just about as close for me to go to Calhoun as it is to Rome. They even have a Varsity in Dawsonville now. I love me some Varsity chili dogs.

That's right, I just get confused. My grandpa lives in Rome, works in Calhoun, (so he roots for Calhoun), and I root for Calhoun because I think Buford is too arrogant. My dads side is from Buford, mothers side from Rome. We even have a big deer camp in Ranger? GA. I think, my grandpa owns it and I've only gotten to go there once. Normally just go to my brothers land.

Or moonshine.

Dude, cookies won't fix this. I need eye bleach.

That's how I felt about BC this summer.

Every dog should have his day.

My first Varsity Chili Dog and Frosted Orange was in September 1983 in downtown ATL. The occasion was Auburn at Georgia Tech with my Dad, he went to Tech. The Tigers defeated the Jackets 31-13, on the back of a then somewhat unknown sophomore tailback named Vincent Jackson. The chili dogs were great though.

Great picture. Excellent equipment.

Bo knows chili dogs!

10/07/2015
Razor – Wolfman OC with Dr. Bomber handle
Blade – Feather (1)
Brush – Olivewood with TGN Finest Fan
Lather – B&M Seville
Post - Witch Hazel & Myrsol F/Extra



A fantastic 3 pass with touch ups BBS shave this morning. Easily the best shave of the month and a noticeable notch above my usual work morning effort. It could be that the heavier handle helped as well. B&M Seville is a thirsty soap but rewards with a super slick lather. The scent is a citrus/barbershop and the post shave feel is very good. Finished with a splash of Myrsol F/Extra and I am off to see the orthopedic this morning.