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Quoth Shalom
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o/t, I have to ask. Hicksville? I remember going there as a kid, back in the 60's, before we moved out west.I will not be pushed, stamped, filed, indexed, briefed, debriefed, or numbered. My life is my own. --#6 -
and i know far too many "adults" who would use the toilets too.
whenever the toilets got clogged on my ships... the females would still try to use them.
though the last time they got clogged, i was in charge of berthing cleaners and with some help ... we made damn sure it was obvious that the head was secured (navy phrase for "not open" or "out of order").
made a web of masking tape over the doorway. one that would have taken a few minutes to break into (or one good knife)... thankfully no one was stupid enough to try.Comment
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Nah, Linden Boulevard and Eldert's Lane, in the East New York section of Brooklyn. About three blocks from the Queens line. We bought our second hamster there, if I remember correctly (the first was given to us by a cousin), back in the mid-70s. There's a humongous movie theater there now.Quoth Captain Trips View Post
I also remember, while we were buying the hamster, seeing the highest price tag I'd ever seen in my life up to then, on some sort of small organ with built-in primitive drum machine, priced at $499. I couldn't conceive of that much money. Heck, Matchbox cars were still only 89¢ at the time...Comment
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Now, I want to rig a toilet that shoots blue dye up when used. Not just a little squirt but enough to get a persons hands and face. I'd put it in a stall, hang an out of order sign and watch the hilarity ensue.
Or am I being mean?Comment
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You'd see some striped-ass baboons screeching out of the can...Quoth Juggler View Post
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