Man that was the worst shift yet.........a totally green deck crew doing buoys. Threw out my back and screwed up my wrist stopping newbies from getting hurt. Ahhhhhhhhhhhh it's great to be home.:-)
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Welcome home youngster :-)
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Welcome back Dave! How long you in port this time?
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Home for 28 days:-):-)
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Pain is an excellant instructor, sure you wern't too easy on them? Nothing like getting shocked a few times to convince me the rubber gloves were a good idea.
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Glad to hear you made it back safe:-)

Now break out the cigars, rum, and a deck of cards to play whatever you old people play:-):-)
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Welcome back Dave.

Hopefully Mario posts pics of the Moab before you have to go back to sea. :-)
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Glad you made it back safely, despite getting banged up a bit. Welcome home!:-)
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Welcome home brother!! :-)
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Welcome home! 28 days eh? Hmmm...
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Welcome home sir...

I hope your next 28 days are filled with good times and good smokes
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Welcome home!!!


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Chris.....
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Welcome back Dave!! :-)
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Welcome back!
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Welcome Home, Brother Dave! :-)
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Welcome home Sailor :-) Get some rest and relax a bit before it gets really really cold and you head back out. :-)
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Welcome Back!
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Good to see ya posting my friend!:-)
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Welcome home Dave! Its good to have you back! :-)
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Glad you're back Dave!
Head over to the Canadian Trade forum and check out the shenanigans!
(Just saw you've already been there. Ignore the second line).
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