10 Years!

[89eliminator]

just realized that i passed my 10 year anniversary on CC.  I joined before i could even drive.  I remember when the MJ project forum was just 1 page.  

 

lots of good time have been had due to this site.  here's to 10 more  . :MJ 2: .  

[ComancheKid45]

Passed my 10 year date last September. Still spend more time on this forum than anywhere else.

[neohic]

Here's to staying ON the wagon!

[DirtyComanche]

I joined in 2005.  I missed my 10 year anniversary.

[Pete M]

I don't remember when I joined the old yahoo group. :dunno:  It was forever and a day ago.

[Automan2164]

Looks like I stated posting on the yahoo group in '02/03 heavily. Been an addiction ever since.

 

It's a trip to go back and read some of that stuff.

[Dadinator]

June for me will be 10 years.

[HOrnbrod]

Looks like I stated posting on the yahoo group in '02/03 heavily. Been an addiction ever since.

 

It's a trip to go back and read some of that stuff.

 

Yep, I remember yakking with you and Pete back then when I was living in Kwajalein in the Marshall Islands and thinking about getting a Comanche when I came back to the States. Damn, that seems like a long time ago.   :yes:  

[jimoshel]

Was in Kwajalien in the 70,s. Don't remember seeing you!

[HOrnbrod]

Was there in the late 80s, early 90s. I don't remember seeing you either..........

[jimoshel]

Short memories. Was on Enerlabegan.mispelled, the first time. Was in TTR4 the second time.

[HOrnbrod]

Short memories. Was on Enerlabegan.mispelled, the first time. Was in TTR4 the second time.

 

Close, it's spelled Ennylabegan, mostly called Carlos now.  :yes:  You must have been a radar guy Jim.

 

I was a government guy at the HQ bldg at the airport. 

[jimoshel]

Radio maintenance. Got a FCC first class and a Ham license. Spent a good part of the time in the Ham shack running phone patches. Was also in the flying club there. Don' t know how many times I spent giving the guys a couple hours flying time.

[HOrnbrod]

The flying club ceased in the 80's. Very little ham radio anymore too as there is now an underwater cable from Guam with plenty of comms, cable TV, telephones, data access, etc. You wouldn't recognize it now Jim.