From: dodgew200@mchsi.com
Date: Sun Jul 11 2004 - 22:35:15 PDT
During variuos onload working parties I've been on...it's sometimes best if one
doesn't look to closley at the food we bring on board...especially if near a
3rd world country and the ship's stores officer goes local....
Also working on the mess decks once I helped crack several hundred eggs into a
big pot for scrambling.......not all of them were the freshest.....
our biggest disapointment though was when the freakin Soviets drove a Krivak
head on at our formation while we were Un-Reping.....during the emergency break-
away we lost several pallets of BEER over the side...the B*st*rds! and getting
only two beers every 90 days....that really frosted everyone off. A couple of
Turkey drivers got even though a month later <evil laughter ensues>.
Rob
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> >I suspect that SPAM would be the less desirable?
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> I would assume so. SPAM hardly qualifies as meat. It's more like misc.
> animal parts, some of which might so happen to have some meat on them.
> Seriously... thanks to FDA requirements they have to list what is really
> in there, and last time I recall looking at one it wasn't very
> appetizing. Might be better off having vegemite :-)
>
> <http://www.cockeyed.com/inside/vegemite/vegemite.html>
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> Steve
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