On Behalf Of Allan Streib
, I've always thougt there was something cool/romantic about working
on the sea.
Allan
That one is a favorite of my Son in law, who worked the USCG rescue boats in
those crab beds. I Think 'cool' is a bit of an understatement given all
that ice
BillR
OK, the first episode was kinda intersting, but how many shows can you
make about semi trucks driving on ice? I'm already bored.
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The rides on the ice have all been completed (of course) so they will keep
showing 'em until the episodes already in the can have been broadcast, and
of course for as long as the sponsors continue to send in the checks and/or
find loopholes in the contract.
For what it is worth, my college age
Strangely, I found the Bering Sea crab boat series much more
captivating, even though it has basically the same limited variations
on the theme. However, though my personal experience is slight, I've
always thougt there was something cool/romantic about working on the
sea.
Allan
Wonko the Sane
When I got shipped off to OCS as an E-6 Avionics Tech and left (for all
practical purposes) Coast Guard aviation, I was slotted to transfer to
Kodiak and work SAR from C-130s and HH-3F helos.
I think I missed some interesting times.
On 7/15/07, Allan Streib [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Strangely,
they can eat in an hour or so.
- Original Message -
From: Allan Streib [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2007 12:16 PM
Subject: [MBZ] OT: Ice Road Truckers
OK, the first episode was kinda intersting, but how many shows can you
make about semi trucks
: [MBZ] OT: Ice Road Truckers
OK, the first episode was kinda intersting, but how many shows can you
make about semi trucks driving on ice? I'm already bored.
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1966 230
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yea, I watched the first one, then part way thru the 2nd I got bored.
Besides, they already had a show about it a year or 2 ago on the history
channel or one of those.
Allan Streib wrote:
OK, the first episode was kinda intersting, but how many shows can you
make about semi trucks driving on
