Puritanical Captain. Family man. Sunset enjoyer.

Joined August 2023
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Garden throwing out some big ole cucumbers.
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Wife just gave me a new hat.
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My wife's best friend got in a car accident with an @oscarmayer weiner car last week. Not sure how you can miss that thing bad enough to hit it.
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>wife is teaching a class on WW1 >She doesn't know anything about WW1
My wife is teaching a two-week class on WWI and getting overwhelmed by the sheer volume of material. So I start helping. Her: “How the hell do you know all this? Did you really pay that much attention in school?” Me: “hun… how have you not noticed the two full rows of WW1 history books in our bookshelves?”
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I was in port in Sasebo walking back to the dock on a rainy evening and a random Japanese girl stopped her car and told me to get in, asked where I was going and drove me back to the pier so I didn't have to walk through the rain. I don't think she spoke a lick of English.
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I fell asleep on a train outside Kyoto. I mean really fell asleep, I was exhausted from walking all day. Woke up at the end of the line. Like, the actual end. The train was empty and stopped. I panicked, grabbed my stuff, but then realized my phone wasn't in my pocket. It had fallen between the seat cushions. I was digging around looking for it when the conductor came through. Older woman, very stern looking. I tried to explain in terrible Japanese that I missed my stop and lost my phone. She held up one finger like "wait" and made a phone call. Then she started searching with me. Found my phone wedged deep in the seat. Handed it to me, then checked my train pass to see where I was trying to go. She walked me off the train, across the platform, and put me on the right train going back. Told the conductor on that train something in Japanese, and he nodded. As my train pulled away she gave me this tiny smile and a wave. The new conductor came by and said in English "Yamada-san called ahead. I will tell you your stop. Don't sleep." He personally came and got me at my stop. Said "here is your station. No more sleeping on trains, okay?" Like a gentle scolding. Two strangers went out of their way to get a confused tourist back on track. The first one even made sure the second one knew to watch out for me.
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The Yankee mind cannot comprehend dating in the south.
The SEC is a rare instance of an insulated and self sufficient dating market, that outsiders can neither infiltrate nor fully understand. It is the last remaining functional dating subculture in USA, with healthy incentives for relationship formation still reasonably intact. 1/8
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This guy used a filter on a screenshot to make this absolute trash heap of a house look appealing.
I genuinely don’t understand why people don’t sell everything they have, move to Iowa, buy a beautiful old house for next to nothing, and start enjoying a simpler, better, and more affordable life.
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My dream vacation is spending time in Badlands and finding my own dinosaur fossils.
This is one of the most interesting geographical regions of the United States.
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There are several people from high school I wish I could apologize to.
Replying to @wokejucheism
I was the bully it was glorious
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Couple new books waiting for me when I got home from sea courtesy of @PassagePress
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Literally every time I meet someone. It's like my brain is hardwired to stop writing information when introductions are being made.
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Sometimes people tell me their name and I'm like, what the fuck, I didn't even *listen* to what they said. I can't forget their name; I never knew it.
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I would argue that getting knocked up at an orgy is a pretty clear sign that your life has turned out poorly.
Replying to @CuriousBunnie12
i mean, i think anyone who’s watched enough friends move thru life with different outcomes could speak about this. had my life turned out poorly i would also be qualified to talk about life decisions, don’t you think?
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We need Mutant Month
Honestly everything has gotten so generally gay already “Pride month” feels redundant at this point. We need…something gayer…
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Saw a hummingbird outside the bridge yesterday. I've never seen that in my nearly 20 years at sea.
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My family and I sat down to watch a Christmas show in Branson last winter and the lady in the row in front of us very loudly threw a fit that there were going to be children behind her. At a Christmas show. In Branson. Absolutely miserable old bag.
two parts of the "kids in public" discourse that are being repeatedly overlooked 1. there are legitimately people who HATE normal, happy child noises 2. no one wants to acknowledge *whose* children are often poorly behaved in public
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Build ships, anon.
If you are an AMERICAN SKILLED TRADESMAN who wants to work in a NAVAL SHIPYARD, my DMs are OPEN. Send me your trade or ideally a resume, and I will refer you DAY OF. Requirements: -can show up on time -can piss clean -no recent felonies -can relocate -LOVES AMERICA
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Wx incoming.
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Gorgeous work here.
Shotgun cuff, hand stitched, American-made leather body with horsehide furnishings. Custom-made for 20ga Remington Wingmaster.
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My neighbor cold offered to mow my property for my wife because I am stuck offshore and the place is getting out of control. There are still great neighbors and communities out there for those who wish to find them.
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Shipping before 1989
My friend just video called me from his new job and they are allowed to drink alcohol in the office , guess which industry he is in
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