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10 thoughts on “TBT Rum and Cigar Sail. A Look Back”
Hey Paul, nice to meet you and your wife on the cruise. I was thinking you might have a creative response to what GMG might possibly stand for in this particular picture….possibly “Genius Moons Gloucester?” 🙂
I watched a guy at a rooftop Barbie in 1983 at do this to some other TDY folks on installation could see over the wall who were mooning us on the roof as they were in tents deployed not happy be stuck on the yard. The Korean Police Officer on patrol bicycle then stopped yelled up at the fellow and that was the end of that…He said don’t do that…and drove off. This tradition goes way back for sure…:-) Dave
Anyone Remember? 🙂
Good Morning Gloucester 
what a proud moment…
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Too funny!
Hey Terry!! Nice to “see” you again. Hope you are doing well.
Jenn
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HI Jenn
My pics should be posted here tonight, yours looks good!
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Is that GMG or OMG… I don’t have my glasses!
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The “O” is covered as well as the tattoo of the detailed map of Cape Ann.
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Hey Paul, nice to meet you and your wife on the cruise. I was thinking you might have a creative response to what GMG might possibly stand for in this particular picture….possibly “Genius Moons Gloucester?” 🙂
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Love it, Terry! That’s perfect…or should it be “Goofus Moons Gloucester?” 🙂
Jen
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The map of the Annisquam River complete with a rash and Dun Fudgin? I washed my eyes with bleach and still I can see it.
I also have an original unsigned and unedited copy in case the boss is thinking of throwing me under the bus again.
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I watched a guy at a rooftop Barbie in 1983 at do this to some other TDY folks on installation could see over the wall who were mooning us on the roof as they were in tents deployed not happy be stuck on the yard. The Korean Police Officer on patrol bicycle then stopped yelled up at the fellow and that was the end of that…He said don’t do that…and drove off. This tradition goes way back for sure…:-) Dave
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