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Gwolf
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Glad you enjoyed it. I was air crew on C-130s operating in that part of the world back in the early 70s. The temple complex was mostly overgrown by jungle back then. A lot of the damage and jungle growth has been cleared away. It is even possible to tour the restored parts of the temple complex now. Such a thing would have been unthinkable back when I was over there.
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After an extensive search requiring 3 different browsers and several different search engines,
unable to locate video of the New Years fireworks show in Frostbite Falls, Minnesota. I apologize
for leaving that one out. No fireworks where I am located either. This area is all zoned agricultural
and fireworks would maybe set the frost bitten, dry grass on fire or even worse could stampede
the livestock. The benefits of living in a quiet and usually peaceful place outweigh watching fireworks live.
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canamjhb
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The illustration makes this classic even more hilarious.......
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Albec
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I don't know how many times I've seen/heard this comedy routine, but it never gets old!
I had tears of laughter running down my face.
Folks will still be laughing at this in 1000 years from now, if we make it that far that is...
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Cobranut
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I worked with a Vietnamese guy named Ngiou Ngwen (pronounced Hugh When). Not sure of the exact spelling. LOL
He'd never heard this skit until I played it for him. He was ROTF laughing.
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I'm not retired, I'm on PV (permanent vacation)!
Gwolf
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I have a lemon tree growing in my back yard. You can't always believe what you see on the web.
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That is most unusual. I lived in Vietnam for several years and I always thought all the ethnic Vietnamese were named Nguyễn.I worked with a Vietnamese guy named Ngiou Ngwen (pronounced Hugh When). Not sure of the exact spelling. LOL
He'd never heard this skit until I played it for him. He was ROTF laughing.
I never asked about it, I just thought it was probably the equivilent of "Smith" in Vietnamese.
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