to be honest with you i don't remember, because it was 5 years ago, and i drove so many different vehicles that i forget what i droveQuote:
Originally Posted by daug1502
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to be honest with you i don't remember, because it was 5 years ago, and i drove so many different vehicles that i forget what i droveQuote:
Originally Posted by daug1502
Kinda sounds like my dad... He tends to trade his car in after a year or 2 for something different. The last car he had, he had that for 3 years (new record for him, btw). But with all the stuff he's done to his current car, that's gonna be staying for a long, long time. I can only go back about 9 years of what he has owned & driven. Even anything with his name on the title.Quote:
Originally Posted by trempus
I've been through lots of cars, I can remember most of them, for the most part.
well in my case i'm in the navy so i get to travel a lot, all around the world, and i usually volunteer be a driver and we get a car or van in each portQuote:
Originally Posted by MoneyMike
and the more i get to drive, the more money i make, other sailors usually tip the driver pretty good, especially if they are drunk because they "save" a lot of money on cabs
and the more money i make on driving (which is not couted on my household budget), the more i can do to my car
Active or reserve? and what rate? I'm a seabee in the reserves. Construction Electrian 2nd class, Go Navy!Quote:
Originally Posted by trempus
i'm in the canadian navy so things are different, i'm a regular force so i guess that's what you call active
and i'm a marine engineer technician with the rank of Master Seaman
master seaman in the canadian navy, eh? :P
is the above or below the rank of master baiter?
:P :lol:
You can make the jokes all you want, but the fact still remains, the navy has the best aim, and the most women.