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That's the weirdest looking meerschaum Ive ever seen.
That's the weirdest looking meerschaum Ive ever seen.
The distinctive clank of a zippo lighter opening, the scratch scratch of the flint wheel and a few seconds later the tinny lid snapping shut. This was a regular sound in my childhood that I can still hear in my mind 60 years later.
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I just found the one I used in the Navy. Ship's seal on it.That distinct sound was basically my alarm clock. It was literally the first thing my dad did when he woke up. Before even sitting up.
Like Deet, I had to refill them.
When my dad passed, I found several of his zippo lighters. They are standing on top of his military display.
Hopefully your ship wasn’t the USNS Harvey Milk.I just found the one I used in the Navy. Ship's seal on it.
Definitely not!Hopefully your ship wasn’t the USNS Harvey Milk.
Alex.
I think corch, b52 and 1946 were around and owned their own homes when this originally aired.
His point comma I think comma is that you’re old period1. I was around. 2. Probably watched that PSA. 3. Too young to qualify for a loan for the house. 4. However comma my mom and dad did own the house we lived in in 1954. Without a mortgage. What's your point?
I’m picturing “weird face every white guy makes when trying to dance”
how much fun Spring Break could be. This was Mike & Dean, 1983. Mike Love of The Beach Boys and Dean Torrence of Jan & Dean. I was there.
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which beach is that?