Show yourself! - Post a photo of you

Really? Lol

Your #1, and Nurgles is #5.

4 and 1

nurgles 3 and your 4

meh switch the numbers

meh? that was no fun, huh? i owe ya 1k

lol nurgles flexing

yeah, he's a funny guy, my best bud. I've got funnier stuff, but I oughtn't post his pics all over

I'm glad to see I'm not the only one in my 20's lol!

Still counts lol...When I used to play Runescape, I soon realised that I was playing with a bunch of 13 year olds 0.0

And aren't they annoying as all get-out? I mean, sure, there are some mature ones (same as there are here!), but for the most part... *shudders*

Not that RS was a bad game! I thoroughly enjoyed playing it (and plan on going back eventually to flesh out my level 78 a little bit more)!

Yea, I hear ya! I'm still f2p, so I just lost interest in it over time. The further I got into the paid game, the more I got confused at everything you can do so I just stopped playing.

Unlike Jagex, Mogang allows you to pay a one time fee lol.

And yes this is me

Which boat is this?

hah, I give you my boat and you got a key to my identity! (not to be paranoid, but I do guard it jealously)
I'll give you this: FFG. And I'm almost sure that backdrop is Yemen. You might recognize the gear. That's on the 03. ...how many years in for you btw, Eddie?

I was 5 years active and 3 years drilling Reservist. Avionics Tech on helicopters. The only boat I've been on was a carrier, but I a lot of time on that carrier.

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I lieks that kinda clothes no judgy judge okay guys?

Airdale! right on. The carrier is a lot different from the samll boys. Really tight-knit on a frig, but such a small box to fit in for months at a time - you know every contour of the ship. I was a Sonarman. Got out and had a job as a civilian Navigator for a while. And now I work as an analyst for the Navy again. Job-hunting over the past years has been competetive and challenging.
You still work on helos?

No, I was a civilian contract instructor at the Navy AT school and one of the electronics C schools for a couple years before my current gig. Now I maintain radars, communications systems, and automation systems for the Federal Aviation Administration. Between getting off active duty back in the early '90s and teaching for the Navy, I maintained industrial machines from printing presses to CNCs, electrical, mechanical, you name it.

Best thread hijack ever.