Tracy;

On a strange but “lighter note”, or "Some May Never forget":

A friend of mine is from Germany and was looking at real estate in Georgia. He found a real estate agent who was showing him around the state. Finally, the real estate agent said, ”Mr. Snyder, we have something in common with Germans. We both lost the war”!

Tom




>Wow, what a coincidence. When I was in college (the first time) I studied acting. Believe it or not, those tools came in handy when I was an interrogator! I was in Savannah in the spring of 1990 and it was such a terrific place. The only reason I would not have considered living there at that time was the hot sticky summers. I spent most of my time in the blues bars...strange how I ended up in NC where we have hot sticky summers!
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>>10 years huh. I'd say that's real.
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>>No military experience here. However, there is a lot of military here in Savannah and appreciate all of them very much. Coming out of high school, I really wanted to be an actor, and being a computer nerd was my hobby. Then I learned that in acting it's not what you know, but who you know. I didn't know anybody, so I went of the MIS degree.
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>>Wow, an interrogator. That does sound like a bummer job.
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>>>Real enough I guess. I was in the military myself for many years. I had two jobs: my first was as an aircraft fire control systems repairer (good job) and later I was an interrogator (not enjoyable). I entered in 81 and got out 10 years later.
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>>>Forgot to ask: and you? Any military experience? It really does not make a difference except that it provides a different perspective on some issues. I am amazed how many times I run into people that were stationed with me somewhere sometime...
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>>>>"given my previous experience"
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>>>>Experience of stuff you've seen on TV or real stuff.
>>>>Just curious.