doggle:
take with you to sere school: a good sharp knife. not a gerber from the px, but a good, sharp knife. dryer lint in a plastic baggie. if you set in a tree for 45-50 minutes really still you may be able to catch a bird... to eat.

KILL DA WABBIT KILL DA WABBIT!

GOOD LUCK!
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Nice to hear from you Jimmy!!!

Thanks for the update!!!

God bless!!!:-)
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hey jimmeeeeyyyyyy....glad to hear u are safe and sound...now just stay that way bro
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well, just got back yesterday from SERE, and I must say that was the most challenging course I have ever done. Not only was I pushed beyond what I thought I could do, I also learned alot of awesome new skills and tools. I only had one chance to smoke a cigar, which turned out to be a Tat. Due to the dry conditions, she unraveled and really wasn't that pleasant. Other than my toes STILL being numb, and my knees killing me from the 50lb ruck, I am not bad off. Decompressing now with a Padron 64 and a Casa Magna, which are both awesome. I missed me some tobacco!:-)
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Enjoy your time Jimmy.

Wishing you all the best.
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Welcome back Jimmy.
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Welcome back Jimmy :-)
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Get on skype and tell me about it sometime Jim,I'd love to hear about it :-)
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Sounds like you had fun :-)
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Sweet brother
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Welcome back.
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I'll try to catch up on Skype at the end of the week. Do you guys usually do the conference thing? I used to enjoy killing time on Friday nights skyping.
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Yes sir :-)

http://www.cigarasylum.com/vb/showthread.php?t=374
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Glad to hear from you again, Jimmy! Stay safe out there, Bro!:-)
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Welcome back Jimmy.
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HOORAH!

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Jimmy, stay safe and if you need anything, let us know. Thanks for serving and carrying on the tradition of service. Paul:-)
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