Fame at last
Sep. 24th, 2002 10:26 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
gridloreThis morning the KFOG morning show admitted they had made a screw-up. They started a contest a week early. They then started asking Fogheads to call in with their work-related screw ups. I called in about the time I was in a track that we managed to sink in a swamp.
They played it, and I have now received three emails and one IM asking if that was, in fact me. It was, and no, I didn't win anything.
They played it, and I have now received three emails and one IM asking if that was, in fact me. It was, and no, I didn't win anything.
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Date: 25 Sep 2002 11:29 (UTC)Then again, I won't mention the Howitzer crew that beat a live 155 round out of the tube with a flat-faced ramming staff...
That story got blown all out of proporation.
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Date: 25 Sep 2002 17:09 (UTC)Almost...
When they finally got the round out of the bore and realized it wasn't the Bell-Rammer and the fuze was practically mashed flat...
...The pucker factor was incredible.
Someday, whoever does the de-militarization of the NTC's gonna' find a mashed flat M732 PD Fuze in one place...
...and a fired, live 155mm HE round fitted with the shipping plug (AKA "Point-Detonating Ring Fuze...") in the fuze well buried 50-150 feet below the Mojave's surface somewhere else.
*smirk*