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09-29-04, 02:50 PM
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This is the forumn member formerly known as Jalvord_2003_68 (forgot my password!)
I recently enlisted in the United States Army and I leave in 7 days. I wanted to give a big shout out to all the members of this 1st gen forum. You ALL have very nice to me in my days when I first discovered the joys of owning one of the most underrated cars in the world. Thanks to everyone who responded to my posts no matter how dumb it was. I will miss reading this posts to make these good ole rotary rockets reach their full potenial or at least just a little more fun to drive.
God speed to all you members who make this forumn what it is and hope you will continue to represent for the 1st gen folks.
PS- I'm getting $9,000 for enlisting so my baby is gonna get a makeover.
And oh yeah, I'm going to be a Light Wheel Mechanic
I recently enlisted in the United States Army and I leave in 7 days. I wanted to give a big shout out to all the members of this 1st gen forum. You ALL have very nice to me in my days when I first discovered the joys of owning one of the most underrated cars in the world. Thanks to everyone who responded to my posts no matter how dumb it was. I will miss reading this posts to make these good ole rotary rockets reach their full potenial or at least just a little more fun to drive.
God speed to all you members who make this forumn what it is and hope you will continue to represent for the 1st gen folks.
PS- I'm getting $9,000 for enlisting so my baby is gonna get a makeover.
And oh yeah, I'm going to be a Light Wheel Mechanic
09-29-04, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr_good_wrench_771
thanks, but my baby is serious need of some new shoes and everything else almost...
09-29-04, 03:52 PM
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Godspeed and I salute you for your decision to serve your country. There is no greater honor for a countryman than to put his life on the line for the freedom of this country and others. That's what America is all about. Besides, you will be serving under someone who does what he says and says what he does. That's a true leader.
09-29-04, 04:19 PM
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good luck to you i serve this country too i am in the navy positives out weigh the negatives but sometimes its hard to see it so stay sane out there and its all on what you want out of it good luck and THANK YOU cmon guys you should have thanked this man for letting you keep you 7s and freedom he will work his tail off. thanks
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09-29-04, 07:50 PM
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Good luck on your future endeavors soldier. I hope the experience is
of your satisfaction and you are not sent in harms way. I have been
in for 10 1/2 years and I can't complain. You'll have access to the
internet after basic, keep in touch.
of your satisfaction and you are not sent in harms way. I have been
in for 10 1/2 years and I can't complain. You'll have access to the
internet after basic, keep in touch.
09-30-04, 12:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Hades12
My buddy was Dead Broke when he signed up for the Marines, When he got out he was Dead Broke and Fat. Use your regular pay to work on the car, stach the 9k.
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