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Mystery at Sea, or OUCH!
Mystery at Sea, or OUCH!
Just stoked the boilers of a Pete 314 and steamed off across the
parking lot, getting underway at about 2 knots, making for the USS
Hudson to make sure that her topside hatch was battened, as it looks
like rain. I felt a sharp stab o' pain, caused by an errant ember, on
the port side of my aft neck at about four steps into the crossing.
Engine Room! Damage Report! Analyze, Spock.
I’ll be in my quarters.
Cap’n Hudson
PSLBF in a Pete 314
Just stoked the boilers of a Pete 314 and steamed off across the
parking lot, getting underway at about 2 knots, making for the USS
Hudson to make sure that her topside hatch was battened, as it looks
like rain. I felt a sharp stab o' pain, caused by an errant ember, on
the port side of my aft neck at about four steps into the crossing.
Engine Room! Damage Report! Analyze, Spock.
I’ll be in my quarters.
Cap’n Hudson
PSLBF in a Pete 314
Re: Mystery at Sea, or OUCH!
On Jul 3, 3:11 pm, Michael Hudson <m...@reddotcommunications,com >
wrote:
> Just stoked the boilers of a Pete 314 and steamed off across the
> parking lot, getting underway at about 2 knots, making for the USS
> Hudson to make sure that her topside hatch was battened, as it looks
> like rain. I felt a sharp stab o' pain, caused by an errant ember, on
> the port side of my aft neck at about four steps into the crossing.
> Engine Room! Damage Report! Analyze, Spock.
>
> I’ll be in my quarters.
>
> Cap’n Hudson
> PSLBF in a Pete 314
Hey,
that brings back memories of "Jack"
jerrygarrison
On Jul 3, 3:11 pm, Michael Hudson <m...@reddotcommunications,com >
wrote:
> Just stoked the boilers of a Pete 314 and steamed off across the
> parking lot, getting underway at about 2 knots, making for the USS
> Hudson to make sure that her topside hatch was battened, as it looks
> like rain. I felt a sharp stab o' pain, caused by an errant ember, on
> the port side of my aft neck at about four steps into the crossing.
> Engine Room! Damage Report! Analyze, Spock.
>
> I’ll be in my quarters.
>
> Cap’n Hudson
> PSLBF in a Pete 314
Hey,
that brings back memories of "Jack"
jerrygarrison
Re: Mystery at Sea, or OUCH!
On Jul 3, 4:35 pm, garriso...@gmail,com wrote:
> On Jul 3, 3:11 pm, Michael Hudson <m...@reddotcommunications,com >
AVAST!
> Hey,
> that brings back memories of "Jack"
> jerrygarrison
Yeah, but Jack knew what he was talking about. I only know what I
read in movies.
M
On Jul 3, 4:35 pm, garriso...@gmail,com wrote:
> On Jul 3, 3:11 pm, Michael Hudson <m...@reddotcommunications,com >
AVAST!
> Hey,
> that brings back memories of "Jack"
> jerrygarrison
Yeah, but Jack knew what he was talking about. I only know what I
read in movies.
M
Re: Mystery at Sea, or OUCH!
On Jul 3, 4:35 pm, garriso...@gmail,com wrote:
> On Jul 3, 3:11 pm, Michael Hudson <m...@reddotcommunications,com >
> wrote:
>
> > Just stoked the boilers of a Pete 314 and steamed off across the
> > parking lot, getting underway at about 2 knots, making for the USS
> > Hudson to make sure that her topside hatch was battened, as it looks
> > like rain. I felt a sharp stab o' pain, caused by an errant ember, on
> > the port side of my aft neck at about four steps into the crossing.
> > Engine Room! Damage Report! Analyze, Spock.
>
> > I’ll be in my quarters.
>
> > Cap’n Hudson
> > PSLBF in a Pete 314
>
> Hey,
> that brings back memories of "Jack"
> jerrygarrison
Jack would've started with "Call me Ishmael" and omitted the Star Trek
reference. <g>
Buddy
On Jul 3, 4:35 pm, garriso...@gmail,com wrote:
> On Jul 3, 3:11 pm, Michael Hudson <m...@reddotcommunications,com >
> wrote:
>
> > Just stoked the boilers of a Pete 314 and steamed off across the
> > parking lot, getting underway at about 2 knots, making for the USS
> > Hudson to make sure that her topside hatch was battened, as it looks
> > like rain. I felt a sharp stab o' pain, caused by an errant ember, on
> > the port side of my aft neck at about four steps into the crossing.
> > Engine Room! Damage Report! Analyze, Spock.
>
> > I’ll be in my quarters.
>
> > Cap’n Hudson
> > PSLBF in a Pete 314
>
> Hey,
> that brings back memories of "Jack"
> jerrygarrison
Jack would've started with "Call me Ishmael" and omitted the Star Trek
reference. <g>
Buddy
Re: Mystery at Sea, or OUCH!
Michael Hudson wrote:
> Just stoked the boilers of a Pete 314 and steamed off across the
> parking lot, getting underway at about 2 knots, making for the USS
> Hudson to make sure that her topside hatch was battened, as it looks
> like rain. I felt a sharp stab o' pain, caused by an errant ember, on
> the port side of my aft neck at about four steps into the crossing.
> Engine Room! Damage Report! Analyze, Spock.
>
> I’ll be in my quarters.
>
> Cap’n Hudson
> PSLBF in a Pete 314
Abandon ship!!!
Casey
Michael Hudson wrote:
> Just stoked the boilers of a Pete 314 and steamed off across the
> parking lot, getting underway at about 2 knots, making for the USS
> Hudson to make sure that her topside hatch was battened, as it looks
> like rain. I felt a sharp stab o' pain, caused by an errant ember, on
> the port side of my aft neck at about four steps into the crossing.
> Engine Room! Damage Report! Analyze, Spock.
>
> I’ll be in my quarters.
>
> Cap’n Hudson
> PSLBF in a Pete 314
Abandon ship!!!
Casey
Re: Mystery at Sea, or OUCH!
On Jul 3, 3:11 pm, Michael Hudson <m...@reddotcommunications,com >
wrote:
> Just stoked the boilers of a Pete 314 and steamed off across the
> parking lot, getting underway at about 2 knots, making for the USS
> Hudson to make sure that her topside hatch was battened, as it looks
> like rain. I felt a sharp stab o' pain, caused by an errant ember, on
> the port side of my aft neck at about four steps into the crossing.
> Engine Room! Damage Report! Analyze, Spock.
>
> I’ll be in my quarters.
>
> Cap’n Hudson
> PSLBF in a Pete 314
Hey Cap'n Hudson! You have stimulated my thought processes. I feel
like a steam engine. Wooot wooot!
Buck
On Jul 3, 3:11 pm, Michael Hudson <m...@reddotcommunications,com >
wrote:
> Just stoked the boilers of a Pete 314 and steamed off across the
> parking lot, getting underway at about 2 knots, making for the USS
> Hudson to make sure that her topside hatch was battened, as it looks
> like rain. I felt a sharp stab o' pain, caused by an errant ember, on
> the port side of my aft neck at about four steps into the crossing.
> Engine Room! Damage Report! Analyze, Spock.
>
> I’ll be in my quarters.
>
> Cap’n Hudson
> PSLBF in a Pete 314
Hey Cap'n Hudson! You have stimulated my thought processes. I feel
like a steam engine. Wooot wooot!
Buck
