Rock crawlers are now obsolete

[George16]

I agree Jerry. I thought the Air Force don't work for a living. I know we do in the Navy hahaha.

Anyway, at least you agreed when I stated how Jeep guys used to criticize the TTB and coilovers because they thought a solid axle setup is the only way to go. I'm still keeping up with the info by reading my 4x4 connection mags every month when I get a chance to seat down since I'm not being a desk like most Air Force guys do . In fact, best time for me to read is while seated on the crapper .

I'll definitely take that beer albeit nan-alcoholic when I go back stateside next year. I'm thinking about retiring next year but we'll see (20 years of service soon).

[JERRY2KONE]

Originally Posted by George16

I agree Jerry. I thought the Air Force don't work for a living. I know we do in the Navy hahaha. I'll definitely take that beer albeit nan-alcoholic when I go back stateside next year. I'm thinking about retiring next year but we'll see (20 years of service soon).

I don't know Lito? How can you say you work for a living with a job like that? I would stay for the shore duty next tour, but once you reach the 20 year mark it is time to get out and start your next career for a second retirement. My plan is to collect my mil retirement, my State retirement, and SSI at age 67(if there is anything left?) That should equate to about $4K to $5K a month to keep my R/C and woodshop hobbies going. Plus I plan on doing woodworking stuff(lawn furniture) to sell for some mad money. YOu really need to consider working for State after you get out. Otherwise you will miss all of the international traveling. I love it.

This thread, summed up:

[gtxracer]

Spaceghost > Moltar

[JERRY2KONE]

Originally Posted by Freezebyte

This thread, summed up:

No fighting here kimosabe" Just some good old spirited descusion. Plus a little ribbing here and there. No one got hurt and all is well. Harold may need some hugging to calm him down, and James might need a new butler monkey, but its all good.