Habu Sake & Okinawa

[Chalk]

I have heard of knocking the "hair off of the dog", but the scales is a little different.

Habu Sake is sake with a Habu venomous snake in it - suppose to make you feel better if your sick. I'm not sure I have ever felt that bad

Took this picture while Okinawa



Shot from my motel room...tis about all I took while in Okinawa for three weeks working with some of the Marine Corps finest. Ate some great sushi for next to nothing...I always made a point to come the room and tell Tom Keels how I ate 10 pieces of sushi, a tuna roll and two beers for $10

[birddog]

I have heard of knocking the "hair off of the dog", but the scales is a little different.

Habu Sake is sake with a Habu venomous snake in it - suppose to make you feel better if your sick. I'm not I have ever felt that bad

You sure you haven't been drinking a little of that shite.

[Chalk]

Nope...Jim Beam don't count

[birddog]

[sundown]

That Naha Chalk? Looks a lot different than it did in 66. You hit Tin Pan Alley while you was there ?

[dolphinatic]

Dang Chalk.....Jose ain't got nothing on that shee I agree, you gotta be bad off to resort to that

[What a mess]

Maybe the Saki would help but the live snake by herself would be ugly.

Out hoofen in the jungle one of our guys decided to pich a loaf got popped in the arse .

Crapped and fell back in it dead, found with his britches down.

Made a bad sound when he got hit.

By the way if you never had a tree full of fruit bats take take wing at night. (6 foot wing span) it will make you crap yourself.

[Reel Cowboy]

Chalk, that shart just ain't right.

[MudDucker]

Did you got down to where they all say .... oh ... you big American Joe ... want some happy time. Last I heard, it was $10 too and smelled a lot like sushi.

[Ron Wilson]

Good to go Chalk. Oki is a decent stop during deployments (not as good as some other places...Phillipines, Thailand, Singapore, etc..), but is certainly one of the better places to be stationed for longer periods. They've done a great job providing a very safe and enjoyable environment for families. Good school systems, lots to do, travel opportunities off island, scuba, fishing, etc. etc. etc.

Great food and beer opportunities!

Not sure if you remember Chris Maine, but she took a Civ Service job as the MEF LNO.

[Chalk]

Ron I remember Chris - speaking of which I was sitting in Naha waiting on my bird and looked around and saw Ginger Brown and John Wesley. I keep bumping into my former fellow coworkers....saw John Andrews in the Honolulu airport a few months ago. The world keeps getting smaller and smaller