Re: Anyone here familiar with Texas?
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 12:01 am
I can deal with the Mexicans.War Wagon wrote:Mexicans. Lots of Mexicans.
I'll prolly run into a cousin, or like...a brother or sister that I didn't know I had.
I can deal with the Mexicans.War Wagon wrote:Mexicans. Lots of Mexicans.
:?Ana Ng wrote:I can deal with the Mexicans.War Wagon wrote:Mexicans. Lots of Mexicans.
I'll prolly run into a cousin, or like...a brother or sister that I didn't know I had.
Niiiiiice (not the stealing). What skates did you wear, Ana? Do you have a favorite brand? On ice, I'm a CCM guy. Bauers were always too narrow for me. I had 752s and 952s.Ana Ng wrote: I played in a NARCh tournament in Vancouver in '97.
On our 2nd day there, a gang of Asians broke into one of our team's vans and stole a bunch of our gear.
Ana Ng wrote:Thank you for all the useful info. Srsly.
The reason we were taking a closer look at SA was because that's where the Navy Recruiting depot is, I believe? Since the husband isn't sure he'll be wanting to extend for another 3 yrs., or even IF they'll let him change rates to go....I suppose Austin is a viable option.
A fellow Navy Chief on his boat just secured a supervisory position on an oil rig in Houston, and told him to look into it as well. I guess the pay is pretty good, and a 28 on, 28 off work schedule isn't bad....coming from the sub schedules that we're used to.
Do any of you know anything about these oil rigs, or have worked on one before?
I had the CCM 752 kevlar tacks when I played roller hockey. We had to have the Konki frames mounted on them because they sponsored our tournament team.Screw_Michigan wrote:Niiiiiice (not the stealing). What skates did you wear, Ana? Do you have a favorite brand? On ice, I'm a CCM guy. Bauers were always too narrow for me. I had 752s and 952s.Ana Ng wrote: I played in a NARCh tournament in Vancouver in '97.
On our 2nd day there, a gang of Asians broke into one of our team's vans and stole a bunch of our gear.
I have a pair of Bauer off-ice 5000s that I bought in 97. Still wear them to skate around the 'hood once in a while. There's a bunch of guys who play a game every weekend in the blocked off part of Pennsylvania Ave in front of the White House. I keep promising to go play, but I never do.
That's excellent to know. Thanks!KC Scott wrote:No state income tax in Tejas... they rank # 6 of the 10 least taxed states
Mike is a CSC (cook chief). I always tease him about being like "Ryback" from "Under Siege", cause he barely fits in the galley.smackaholic wrote:What is hubby's rate?
If he is an ETC, is he a real one, or one of the countless other operator type rates that they all decided would be ETs from now on.
He ain't a nuke, is he? All sorts of companies looking to hire nukes as they are allegedly smart.
CSC? I didn't know they growed phillipinos that big?Ana Ng wrote:Mike is a CSC (cook chief). I always tease him about being like "Ryback" from "Under Siege", cause he barely fits in the galley.smackaholic wrote:What is hubby's rate?
If he is an ETC, is he a real one, or one of the countless other operator type rates that they all decided would be ETs from now on.
He ain't a nuke, is he? All sorts of companies looking to hire nukes as they are allegedly smart.
He doesn't have the mental nads to be a nuke, unfortunately. Not like I would either.
Imagine MY surprise. I didn't know I'm married to a flip. :/smackaholic wrote:CSC? I didn't know they growed phillipinos that big?
Back when I was on active duty, there was a Navy reg that said no non-phillipinos in the mess specialist (since changed to culinary specialist) rating above PO2.Ana Ng wrote:Imagine MY surprise. I didn't know I'm married to a flip. :/smackaholic wrote:CSC? I didn't know they growed phillipinos that big?
Makes sense. I believe warren worked on those rigs.titlover wrote:Ana Ng wrote:Thank you for all the useful info. Srsly.
The reason we were taking a closer look at SA was because that's where the Navy Recruiting depot is, I believe? Since the husband isn't sure he'll be wanting to extend for another 3 yrs., or even IF they'll let him change rates to go....I suppose Austin is a viable option.
A fellow Navy Chief on his boat just secured a supervisory position on an oil rig in Houston, and told him to look into it as well. I guess the pay is pretty good, and a 28 on, 28 off work schedule isn't bad....coming from the sub schedules that we're used to.
Do any of you know anything about these oil rigs, or have worked on one before?
i saw a couple episodes of some reality tv show about oil rig workers. mostly they all are roided out drug addicts.
Ahhn okay. Ya, the base galleys still have mass amounts of Flips manning them. The FSAs, especially.smackaholic wrote: Maybe it's different with bubbleheads or he got a waiver or something. They don't call it the Phillipino mafia for nothing.
Ana Ng wrote:Mike is a CSC (cook chief). I always tease him about being like "Ryback" from "Under Siege", cause he barely fits in the galley.smackaholic wrote:What is hubby's rate?
If he is an ETC, is he a real one, or one of the countless other operator type rates that they all decided would be ETs from now on.
He ain't a nuke, is he? All sorts of companies looking to hire nukes as they are allegedly smart.
He doesn't have the mental nads to be a nuke, unfortunately. Not like I would either.