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Originally Posted by JerryB
Hi Bob,
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Obviously, you were not in Europe in the early 60's.
Jerry Baumchen
PS) When we would go off of the base, we took our own TP with us.
PPS) And the military had regs that said you could only use seven squares when doing a sit-down.
Did you have to draw straws, in order to determine who got to count the squares??
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Originally Posted by JimVonBaden
That is why I love Portugal, great food, free condiments and bathroom! Now if only they charged less for liquor. The beer is also cheaper than water, so that is good!
but dinner is served way too late
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Originally Posted by SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
but dinner is served way too late
You can eat anytime there, though my preference is around 8PM. This is fortunate since my wife is Portuguese!
Jim
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Originally Posted by SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
but dinner is served way too late
Al,
We'll meet you for a 5:00pm supper, and then get REAL serious at about 9:00pm...
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Originally Posted by JerryB
Hi Bob,
Re:
Obviously, you were not in Europe in the early 60's.
Jerry Baumchen
PS) When we would go off of the base, we took our own TP with us.
PPS) And the military had regs that said you could only use seven squares when doing a sit-down.
In the early 70s TP on the German trains was really bad. And there was a shortage on TP in the supply system so most of us bought our own from the PX. Never had to ask where someone was headed when you passed them in the hall. And you might forget your hat in the latrine, but you always made sure your TP went with you when left.
Clifford Fargason
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there I sat broken hearted paid a nickel and only farted
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Hi Cliff,
Re: your TP went with you when left.
In France we had French civilians doing some of the menial work in the hospital.
When we were low on TP we knew who had taken it.
Jerry Baumchen
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Jim
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When I first arrived in Argentina,I thought the people were very well informed because they all had a newspaper under there arm. Then I found out that there was no tp in restrooms and the newspaper was to use in place. I soon became quite well read also.
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Originally Posted by Bob Denman
Hey Bob....ever try a toasted peanut butter and bacon sandwich? Wife claims they are delicious.
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