Abu Ghraib …again/still

http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/SI/SI_EN_3_1_1_1.jsp?cid=268131

Good to have water back…weather cooperating for loading water…

Went to the Korean War Museum in Seoul today…the inside was closed, but the collection of tanks, artillery, and planes on the outside was impressive.

I’ll post pics when I get them from my group, but got pics with the T-34, an Easy 8, and SU-100.  In addition to those that had several Patton tank versions, K-1, T-39? (Chinese version of the T-34?), B-52, MiG-19…impressive collection

Also did Gyeonbokgung palace today
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gyeongbokgung

This place was very expansive and in depth…wish I would have had more time to really take it in, but time was very limited.

All and all, Seoul was a great place to visit and I would recommend it to anyone.

Congratulations all of this rare event that happens once in a hundred years!

@AgentOrange:

OK, here’s another question:  If someone said you must fight in a war, and offered you one of 3 fighting vehicles to use, which one would you choose - a tank, a fighter jet, or a small, armed, water-craft?

I chose the tank, if only because it seems really cool to be heavily protected, while being able to dish out quite a bit of damage.  :mrgreen:

If I had to, I would choose:

1.  The medical van.  Because nobody really wants to shoot the medical van.
2.  The fighter jet.  Puke and pass out, but whee!
3.  The tank.  Because if I get blown up, hopefully the munitions will ignite and my end will be quick.  Also, I can pretend I didn’t hear orders. “wuzzat, the tank was too loud . . . retreat, you say?”
4.  The small, armed, water-craft.  Because of chemicals that can burn your skin in the water, and if you survive that, the fishies that like to eat you, and if you survive that, the dehydration and the sunburn.

Just remember that there are only three methods Doctors have to “cure” you.

They can burn you.
They can poison you.
They can cut you.

:)

Meanwhile, sometimes pills are necessary, but you know what?  The Army taught me that 90% of your health problems could be cured if you drank double the recommended water per day. (AMA recommendation of course, which is 64 ounces of water over 12 hours.)  Personally, I drink between 4 and 6 liters of water and here’s the results:

Cholesterol way down.  (Even my good cholesterol.)
Blood Pressure down to normal
Loosing weight
Less Hungery
No more allergies
Easier to breathe while working out vigorously
No more dry mouth
General good feeling throughout the day, no highs or lows.
Harder to get sick, faster to recover from getting sick.

Yea, I’d say good ol H2O is the best thing to happen to mankind since the dawn of man when it comes to health and well being.

@El:

You’d almost think Jennifer was a conservative! :-D

Almost.  :)

I view myself as a patriot.  I love my country, I was willing to give my life for my country, TWICE, I lost 80% of the use of my left leg in defense  of this country, I destroyed 3 vertebrea in support of this country, and I’ll vote for any ignoramous I think will slash government spending.

Think that might make me libertarian….

@ajgundam5:

@Jennifer:

@ajgundam5:

@Jennifer:

@ajgundam5:

Babylon 5 was a great show to. I wish it was still on tv and each season didn’t cost 100 dollars

Each season’s like $60, at least when I bought htem

Hmm only place round here that I have seen them they are 100  :|

Maybe they were on sale?  Check Amazon.com or Babylon5.com.  Forget which one I ordered them from.

You’re right at amazon.com they are about 50 bucks each thanks  :-D

Null perspiration!

I don’t know very experienced A&A players who are against RR.