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B Cup

Member No.: 9990 Posts: 249 Joined: 08/2005

▫ Oct 7 2005, 06:28 Post #1

I thought I would take my turn at introductions. I've been watching this site for awhile and have really enjoyed the exchanges and the bold character of the ladies.

I am 34 year old, married, with a child. I am private pilot that has lived in some part of Missouri most of my life. I play saxophone and piano. I am a self taught wine "common sewer" with a particular craving for sherry and port. Lets not forget about the beer...oh the beer.

My sense of humor is a bit warped which helps bring some calm to my life (you'll see why in just a minute). I listen to music all across the board: Ramstein, to 80's hair band, to Mary Robbins. But I have an exceptional loathing of the Beatles (sorry I know alot of folks like their music).

I spend alot of time at home or at work. I do not get involved with search and rescue operations for missing/crashed aircraft, as I have been a part of the air force SAR community for nearly 19 years.

As you've seen from some of the threads I have an interest in tattoos and piercings, of which I have a few of my own. Then there is the whole exhibistion excitement. My professional life puts kind of a damper on some that stuff.

The part of my life that usually throws people, as it does not fit their mold, is that I am a police officer. My specialty field is crash investigation which requires my presence on all fatality crashes. It is that harsh reality along with other parts of our society that I am exposed to that fosters that odd sense of humor. It also encourages me to seek out kind accepting people like you folks.

I think that covers it. I'll post a pic for the ladies for a few days.

Double D's

Member No.: 1198 Posts: 4,656 Joined: 03/2005

▫ Oct 7 2005, 11:01 Post #2

Hey man!!! Welcome.....is your ID your call sign/ID

"7Mary3 gives us a vector on that site......over..."

2 things....

Thanks for your military service....hope you hear it often :2thumbsup:

:2thumbsup:

Thanks for the job you do....not many people can handle that sort of work.....

Now, get back to whoring up the boards so's we can get the ladies to flash!!!

***incase you havent noticed, some ladies have been inclined to show us their kittys, dont cha know..... :wink:

:wink:

***

E Cup+

Member No.: 9473 Posts: 7,183 Joined: 07/2005

▫ Oct 7 2005, 12:41 Post #3

QUOTE(7mary3)

I thought I would take my turn at introductions. I've been watching this site for awhile and have really enjoyed the exchanges and the bold character of the ladies.

   I am 34 year old, married, with a child. I am private pilot that has lived in some part of Missouri most of my life. I play saxophone and piano. I am a self taught wine "common sewer" with a particular craving for sherry and port. Lets not forget about the beer...oh the beer.

   My sense of humor is a bit warped which helps bring some calm to my life (you'll see why in just a minute). I listen to music all across the board: Ramstein, to 80's hair band, to Mary Robbins. But I have an exceptional loathing of the Beatles (sorry I know alot of folks like their music).

   I spend alot of time at home or at work. I do not get involved with search and rescue operations for missing/crashed aircraft, as I have been a part of the air force SAR community for nearly 19 years.

   As you've seen from some of the threads I have an interest in tattoos and piercings, of which I have a few of my own. Then there is the whole exhibistion excitement. My professional life puts kind of a damper on some that stuff.

   The part of my life that usually throws people, as it does not fit their mold, is that I am a police officer. My specialty field is crash investigation which requires my presence on all fatality crashes. It is that harsh reality along with other parts of our society that I am exposed to that fosters that odd sense of humor. It also encourages me to seek out kind accepting people like you folks.

   I think that covers it. I'll post a pic for the ladies for a few days.

WELCOME to RMM!!! you are a nice looking man :2thumbsup:

:2thumbsup:

hope we get to chat on the threads :2thumbsup:

:2thumbsup:

Double D's

Member No.: 9341 Posts: 4,403 Joined: 07/2005

▫ Oct 7 2005, 14:56 Post #4

Glad to have you join. You've been around long enough to see what this is all about so I'll keep this short. See ya around the boards.

B Cup

Member No.: 9990 Posts: 249 Joined: 08/2005

▫ Oct 7 2005, 15:57 Post #5

QUOTE(paybarraman)

Hey man!!! Welcome.....is your ID your call sign/ID

No, 7mary3 is not my call sign. It is however a bigger clue than you probably realize.

Double D's

Member No.: 1198 Posts: 4,656 Joined: 03/2005

▫ Oct 7 2005, 17:25 Post #6

:huh:

Ok Im an idiot.....clue?

Melon Master

Member No.: 7542 Posts: 16,209 Joined: 05/2005

▫ Oct 7 2005, 21:50 Post #7

7mary3 welcome dude. Even though Im not an American, Australia seems to fight in all the same wars as you guys (luckily on the same side) so good on you for your military service.

Welcome to the RMM world

B Cup

Member No.: 9990 Posts: 249 Joined: 08/2005

▫ Oct 8 2005, 06:59 Post #8

Thanks for the support.

Hey, Bondi what type of beverages do you market? I've had some pleasant expericenes with some Austrailian wines. The Syrahs in particular.

B Cup

Member No.: 9990 Posts: 249 Joined: 08/2005

▫ Oct 8 2005, 07:00 Post #9

QUOTE(Hot mama)

WELCOME to RMM!!! you are a nice looking man :2thumbsup:

:2thumbsup:

hope we get to chat on the threads :2thumbsup:

:2thumbsup:

I am glad you approve. I really hate to disappoint.

C Cup

Member No.: 10581 Posts: 620 Joined: 09/2005

▫ Oct 9 2005, 02:28 Post #10

Glad you are here! Your job must be a big reality check everyday!

Melon Master

Member No.: 7542 Posts: 16,209 Joined: 05/2005

▫ Oct 10 2005, 06:58 Post #11

QUOTE(7mary3)

Thanks for the support.

Hey, Bondi what type of beverages do you market? I've had some pleasant expericenes with some Austrailian wines. The Syrahs in particular.

Funnily enough Australian Wine is among the best in the world and it is the fastest growing category in the alcoholic beverage market! So I am glad you enjoy an Aussie drop because we do produce some quality wines.... however....

I work for a brewing company in Australia called Fosters (Carlton United Breweries). Now before you go slagging off Fosters, that is merely the crap we export and no one, I repeat NO ONE in Australia drinks Fosters because it is crap. We produce 3 of the top 5 selling beers in the county including number one, and we also have a growing portfolio of spirits and liquers

B Cup

Member No.: 10790 Posts: 156 Joined: 10/2005

▫ Oct 10 2005, 12:02 Post #12

QUOTE(7mary3)

I thought I would take my turn at introductions. I've been watching this site for awhile and have really enjoyed the exchanges and the bold character of the ladies.

   I am 34 year old, married, with a child. I am private pilot that has lived in some part of Missouri most of my life. I play saxophone and piano. I am a self taught wine "common sewer" with a particular craving for sherry and port. Lets not forget about the beer...oh the beer.

   My sense of humor is a bit warped which helps bring some calm to my life (you'll see why in just a minute). I listen to music all across the board: Ramstein, to 80's hair band, to Mary Robbins. But I have an exceptional loathing of the Beatles (sorry I know alot of folks like their music).

   I spend alot of time at home or at work. I do not get involved with search and rescue operations for missing/crashed aircraft, as I have been a part of the air force SAR community for nearly 19 years.

   As you've seen from some of the threads I have an interest in tattoos and piercings, of which I have a few of my own. Then there is the whole exhibistion excitement. My professional life puts kind of a damper on some that stuff.

   The part of my life that usually throws people, as it does not fit their mold, is that I am a police officer. My specialty field is crash investigation which requires my presence on all fatality crashes. It is that harsh reality along with other parts of our society that I am exposed to that fosters that odd sense of humor. It also encourages me to seek out kind accepting people like you folks.

   I think that covers it. I'll post a pic for the ladies for a few days.

Nice to have you on here mary :2thumbsup:

:2thumbsup:

B Cup

Member No.: 9990 Posts: 249 Joined: 08/2005

▫ Oct 10 2005, 17:12 Post #13

QUOTE(bondiguy)

Funnily enough Australian Wine is among the best in the world and it is the fastest growing category in the alcoholic beverage market! So I am glad you enjoy an Aussie drop because we do produce some quality wines.... however....

I work for a brewing company in Australia called Fosters (Carlton United Breweries). Now before you go slagging off Fosters, that is merely the crap we export and no one, I repeat NO ONE in Australia drinks Fosters because it is crap. We produce 3 of the top 5 selling beers in the county including number one, and we also have a growing portfolio of spirits and liquers

In regards to Fosters...I'm glad to hear it is not very popular, as I thought it might just be me that did not care for that swill.

Double D's

Member No.: 9341 Posts: 4,403 Joined: 07/2005

▫ Oct 10 2005, 20:03 Post #14

QUOTE(7mary3)

In regards to Fosters...I'm glad to hear it is not very popular, as I thought it might just be me that did not care for that swill.

We always refered to buying Fosters as "picking up a couple of oil cans" I drank mostly a local micro-brew called Shipyard Export, but I didn't mind drinking Fosters if it was offered.

Melon Master

Member No.: 7542 Posts: 16,209 Joined: 05/2005

▫ Oct 11 2005, 07:54 Post #15

QUOTE(7mary3)

In regards to Fosters...I'm glad to hear it is not very popular, as I thought it might just be me that did not care for that swill.

I have a new found respect for you, as it usually only Americans that drink that swill haha!

E Cup+

Member No.: 8734 Posts: 5,530 Joined: 06/2005

▫ Oct 15 2005, 01:29 Post #16

Welcome 7mary3!! You can pilot my plane anytime!!

Oh let me take a reality check ...captain my plane!!

B Cup

Member No.: 9990 Posts: 249 Joined: 08/2005

▫ Oct 15 2005, 06:25 Post #17

QUOTE(clincar)

Welcome 7mary3!! You can pilot my plane anytime!!

Oh let me take a reality check ...captain my plane!!

Well thanks. I hope are you aren't just saying that so you can see the "cock pit." (sorry bad pilot joke)

E Cup+

Member No.: 9473 Posts: 7,183 Joined: 07/2005

▫ Oct 15 2005, 10:30 Post #18

QUOTE(7mary3)

I am glad you approve. I really hate to disappoint.

oh i do trust me i do

E Cup+

Member No.: 8734 Posts: 5,530 Joined: 06/2005

▫ Oct 16 2005, 02:52 Post #19

QUOTE(7mary3)

Well thanks. I hope are you aren't just saying that so you can see the "cock pit." (sorry bad pilot joke)

Seen quite a few of them!!

B Cup

Member No.: 9990 Posts: 249 Joined: 08/2005

▫ Oct 16 2005, 16:06 Post #20

QUOTE(clincar)

Seen quite a few of them!!

Hot experienced ladies...always a big turn on. :wub:

:wub:

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