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03-15-2005, 01:10 PM
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Gotcha, I don't know what the qualifications for a fromhere is, but I have been a resident of VA since 99, but have only lived here for less that a year due to Army Service. I am not a supervisor of people, but have a good job (47k/year) working on Langley administering a security clearance program for the all of the Air Combat Command, Air National Guard.
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03-15-2005, 01:19 PM
More like passing through there. 
17 SUCKS doneky thingies when there's heavy traffic and you hit EVERY *&#$)*&#&$^ &red light in the county. I'm originally from MD but stayed here when Uncle Sam was done with me. I put a lot of miles on my 97 when I first DEROSED. Something like 20,000 miles in 6 months, then I met my wife and it was ALL over. I'd like to live in Yorktown, but it'd be a long drive to work, and more importantly I'd have to pack my junk and move it. I'm still unpacking from a year ago. 
17 SUCKS doneky thingies when there's heavy traffic and you hit EVERY *&#$)*&#&$^ &red light in the county. I'm originally from MD but stayed here when Uncle Sam was done with me. I put a lot of miles on my 97 when I first DEROSED. Something like 20,000 miles in 6 months, then I met my wife and it was ALL over. I'd like to live in Yorktown, but it'd be a long drive to work, and more importantly I'd have to pack my junk and move it. I'm still unpacking from a year ago.
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03-15-2005, 01:22 PM
Originally posted by JasenG
Gotcha, I don't know what the qualifications for a fromhere is, but I have been a resident of VA since 99, but have only lived here for less that a year due to Army Service. I am not a supervisor of people, but have a good job (47k/year) working on Langley administering a security clearance program for the all of the Air Combat Command, Air National Guard.
Gotcha, I don't know what the qualifications for a fromhere is, but I have been a resident of VA since 99, but have only lived here for less that a year due to Army Service. I am not a supervisor of people, but have a good job (47k/year) working on Langley administering a security clearance program for the all of the Air Combat Command, Air National Guard.
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03-15-2005, 01:24 PM
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I can relate to your story. I just got medically discharged with a LARGE severance. I didn't have that much stuff when I got here, but now have almost a whole new house full of furniture. I am dreading the move when we buy a house next year.
Former 96B! I was at DLI trying to be a 98G, but the Army thought I was too broke and shipped me on. That's what I get for two deployments a fighting a war, huh! Fing Army. But I miss it a bit!
Former 96B! I was at DLI trying to be a 98G, but the Army thought I was too broke and shipped me on. That's what I get for two deployments a fighting a war, huh! Fing Army. But I miss it a bit!
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03-15-2005, 01:27 PM
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U drive a stang too? I have owned an 86, 96 and 2002. I will have my 66 Fastback GT350! and a new retro style Mustang GT for the wife. Right now I have the 2004 F-150 and a 2004 VW golf that she used for daily transportation. She used 3/4 of a tank today running all over Hapton Roads for her job. F'ing job.
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03-15-2005, 01:28 PM
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03-15-2005, 01:29 PM
Blah! 96B, I feel dirty!
I was once in line as a 98Xl, ended up a Charley. Such is life. I had a med board scheduled when I was stop-lossed in 2002, but I never turned in the paperwork. Dumb I know, but it made sense in my mind at the time. Anyhow I'm out, my reserve time is up and I just do my thing now. I too though know the meaning of Fun Travel and Adventure.
Yes and no. 'Pony driver' is derived from my first e-mail address back in 1998 when I was in AIT. I do have a 69 Coupe, but it's in MD awaiting TLC. I had a 70 Mach 1, but I had to sell it when I was unemployed. It was a sad day, but I had 3 months rent cash in hand.
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03-15-2005, 01:31 PM
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Originally posted by PONY_DRIVER
Blah! 96B, I feel dirty!
I was once in line as a 98Xl, ended up a Charlei. Such is life. I had a med board scheduled when I was stop-lossed in 2002, but I never turned in the paperwork. Dumb I know, but it made sense in my mind at the time. Anyhow I'm out, my reserve time is up in the reserves and I just do my thing now. I too though know the meaning of Fun Travel and Adventure.
Blah! 96B, I feel dirty!
I was once in line as a 98Xl, ended up a Charlei. Such is life. I had a med board scheduled when I was stop-lossed in 2002, but I never turned in the paperwork. Dumb I know, but it made sense in my mind at the time. Anyhow I'm out, my reserve time is up in the reserves and I just do my thing now. I too though know the meaning of Fun Travel and Adventure.
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