Vherf

I just finished a couple dog rockets...blahhh! Walking dead time for me.

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Heading out in about an hour (4 CST) for an early smoke.

You still around?

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Martel:

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Heading out in about an hour (4 CST) for an early smoke.

You still around?

For you....I could be.

well FTW and get on!

I'm back...anyone want to get on? Just opened a beer and lit up...

Can we make a date? Wednesday 4/9 @ 1730 PST??

brianetz1:

Bigshizza:

Can we make a date? Wednesday 4/9 @ 1730 PST??

i think we need to do one tonight too....it is going to be awesome out here.

I might be smoking from the time dinner ends until when i go to bed tonight!

I work tonight, but am done by 9 PM CST. Home by 9:30. Might not get on until 10, though, if I get on at all.

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Anyone off tomorrow? I'm home all day and plan to smoke a few.

I will be working from home most of the day tomorrow..Might be able to join you brother.

1 CST I'll be smoking an FFP Curt sent me.

We'll be smoking in (somewhat close but not really) presence of some VIPs.President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama were due to arrive Wednesday afternoon to pay tribute to the victims of last week's attack. The president attended the 2009 ceremony as well. Obama's remarks will be preceded by an invocation by the III Corps chaplain and remarks by Gen. Raymond Odierno, the Army chief of staff, and John McHugh, secretary of the Army. Killeen Mayor Dan Corbin attended the memorial service in 2009, and he's scheduled to be there again Wednesday. Having the Obamas attend in person — though under tragic circumstances — helps the community to heal, Corbin said. The city has seen its share of tragedy, he said. Besides the two local massacres, Killeen has buried hundreds of soldiers killed in the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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We'll be smoking in (somewhat close but not really) presence of some VIPs.President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama were due to arrive Wednesday afternoon to pay tribute to the victims of last week's attack. The president attended the 2009 ceremony as well. Obama's remarks will be preceded by an invocation by the III Corps chaplain and remarks by Gen. Raymond Odierno, the Army chief of staff, and John McHugh, secretary of the Army. Killeen Mayor Dan Corbin attended the memorial service in 2009, and he's scheduled to be there again Wednesday. Having the Obamas attend in person — though under tragic circumstances — helps the community to heal, Corbin said. The city has seen its share of tragedy, he said. Besides the two local massacres, Killeen has buried hundreds of soldiers killed in the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Well I might just have to take off work early to smoke with such an esteemed guest.

anyone vherfing tonight?

Geez Ray... Hang on..just got home...be on in 10

Im down to in about one hour