When in the Air Force, I was assigned to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on 2 occasions. The first trip was in 1993 around Christmas time. Temps (F) were a mild 100-115 during the day. The second trip was in July 1999 and we got close to the aforementioned temps listed in the subject of this thread. It was flat hot folks.

Adam

Absolutely need it.

tasman1 wrote: Yes , so I can sit in front of this idiotic box 24/7

This is idiotic question my friend

Remove the plank from your own eye Tasman1.

Happy Birthday, a little late, but, I missed this yesterday

Adam

A Gong button may be effective, but, like others, the intent should be to give all members a chance to participate. Offending people is not a good way to go. Perhaps a remark of constructive criticism would suffice.

Just my opinion,

Adam

rajeev17nandal wrote: Not me. All winnings are small not to mentioned them.

Give it time Bro, be consistent and click every ad you can, every day!

Adam

Won $5 twice, $2.50 once.

Kenny34 wrote: It's been compulsory in my country to serve for the army for ages. The goverment has precise and strict rules about it. Unless you are handicapped or living abroad, you should attend the army without any discussion. The period changes however, according to your education level and some sort of other facts. I spent 12 months in army. I have bachelor degree so 3 months discount ( how stupid term it is). Normally, if you are a turkish citizen, and don't have bachelor degree, you have to spend 15 months in army sharp..

Merhaba Kenny34!

I spent 15 months over there in Turkey. Based out of Balikesir, I spent a lot of time in Izmir, Ankara, and Adana. Lovely people and such a historic country. One time this Turkish soldier came up to me and asked me if I had a Marlboro, in perfect NY English accent. He was from NY and had to serve in the Turkish army as well. I was also hitting golf balls on a day off and a bunch of Turkish soldiers came over to see what was up. I got a couple of them to try and hit a golf ball, it was pretty cool. Have a great day.

Adam

Hello Clixsensers

How many of you served time in your country's military and where did you serve? I served 20+ years in the USAF.

I spent 5 years overseas (for me) in Germany 2 years, Turkey 15 months, South Korea 1 year and Saudi Arabia twice.

Just curious, I consider Veterans everywhere to be Brothers and Sisters. Ask John Mossinkoff, he was a teammate of mine at one of the traffic exchanges and we did something special every Veterans Day. We are all in this together. John served in the Dutch Army as I recall.

Thanks for your input, always good to get to know each other.

Adam

dutch1898 wrote: I use to do a lot of swimming,but now a days I do my 5 k walk
4 days a week and 4 to 5 days a week play table tennis.
I still hit that little sphere pretty good,as many of the better
players still love to play against me.Just because I do not beat
them,playing against them keeps my game up.

A great mind and a great guy, the fittest Octogenarian that I know. Keep on trucking John!

dutch1898 wrote: Today I just like to wish everyone,whether they
celebrate or not a very happy Easter.
Have a wonderful weekend.

Looks as if you were not Shanghaied after all John!

Oh well, so much for the Chinese vacation

Adam

dutch1898 wrote: That is correct not sure where it went.Looks I got Shanghaied.

I hear China is beautiful this time of year John, enjoy the vacation

Happy Easter to all!

Adam

pindokhan123 wrote:

zerohdcp wrote: Regarding the fossilized Sea Horse - An interesting factoid is that the Male Sea Horse is the one that produces the offspring, not the Female.

That may induce a few brain petards

Adam

yep i read that too ,also they are so devoted that they entwine their tails and go everywhere together,i mean literally they are tied for life,,,,,,,,,,,,,sooooooo sweet aahhhh

Now, that's what I call a real ball and chain

Have a Great Easter!

Adam

Regarding the fossilized Sea Horse - An interesting factoid is that the Male Sea Horse is the one that produces the offspring, not the Female.

That may induce a few brain petards

Adam

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10 cent only thanks to drinking...................worst earning ever in tasman1 history

You can learn from this post

You still had 38 clicks to go on the grid Bro, maybe you would have won the big one

Adam

Getting back to the original topic, I used to play semi-pro golf in the Southeast Region of the US. Florida, Louisiana, and Texas mainly.

We covered ourselves with Avon's Skin So Soft lotion. Although not created for this purpose, it works really well and it smells good too!

Also, in drier regions we dealt with Deer Flies. At these stops, we sprayed our neck, arms, and legs with Vanilla extract from a spray bottle. It tends to stain your collar but well worth it.

Knock wood, I haven't had a mosquito bite since I was a kid. I am one of those lucky ones they just don't have an appetite for.

Adam

I have had some success with traffic exchanges, but, not a lot either. I have found that buying a "startpage" increases interest which sometimes equates to referrals. I have more luck with a long timer site, the 2 and 3 second viewing time is as useless as an autosurf.

Good topic Zimzane.

Adam

Come on Apr 2nd, Opening Day 2017

The tell tale signs will be all over your "J" key unless you're a lefty whereby it would be on the "F" key.

Be sure to keep these keys sanitized

Remember you can pick your friends, you can pick your nose, but, you can't pick your friend's nose!

Breakfast will have to wait, I have lost my appetite now LOL.............

Adam