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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
Would anybody care to hazard a guess as to why a box from the Brooklyn Navy Yard just showed up on my desk?
I know we have some Semen on the forum here. Which one of you ******* sent this, what is in it, and which capital crime am I likely to be guilty of if I open it and look inside?
I know we have some Semen on the forum here. Which one of you ******* sent this, what is in it, and which capital crime am I likely to be guilty of if I open it and look inside?
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Would anybody care to hazard a guess as to why a box from the Brooklyn Navy Yard just showed up on my desk?
I know we have some Semen on the forum here. Which one of you ******* sent this, what is in it, and which capital crime am I likely to be guilty of if I open it and look inside?
I know we have some Semen on the forum here. Which one of you ******* sent this, what is in it, and which capital crime am I likely to be guilty of if I open it and look inside?
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
Still, Brooklyn? B&H is in Manhattan at 34 & 9th. I've spent quite a bit of time (and money) there. I guess they must have an offsite warehouse as well.
And what the hell does the Navy have to do B&H?
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The navy decommissioned the yard in 1966, the Johnson Administration refused to sell the yard to the City of New York for 18 months. When the new Nixon Administration came into power they signed the papers to sell the yard to the city. Leases were signed inside the yard even before the sale of the yard to the City was signed.
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Oh, duh! BHPV = B&H Photo Video. I'd forgotten I ordered some parts from them last week.
Still, Brooklyn? B&H is in Manhattan at 34 & 9th. I've spent quite a bit of time (and money) there. I guess they must have an offsite warehouse as well.
And what the hell does the Navy have to do B&H?
Still, Brooklyn? B&H is in Manhattan at 34 & 9th. I've spent quite a bit of time (and money) there. I guess they must have an offsite warehouse as well.
And what the hell does the Navy have to do B&H?
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
So, it's what, an Air Force base?
Here in San Diego, we have a Navy Base. Guess who uses it? The Navy.
There's a Marine Corps Base, too. Used for... training Marines.
Wanna know what they do at the Coast Guard station? If you said "ship packages", you would be wrong. They guard the coast.
You'll never guess what goes on at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar.
A USB extender.
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
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OK so DC's Navy Yard does have some Marine Corps barracks around it. It's also the name of a Metro stop. And adjacent to Nationals Park. But I think there is office space and other commercial stuff in it. Like a Rice King and a Trapeze School.
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Huh...
So, it's what, an Air Force base?
Here in San Diego, we have a Navy Base. Guess who uses it? The Navy.
There's a Marine Corps Base, too. Used for... training Marines.
Wanna know what they do at the Coast Guard station? If you said "ship packages", you would be wrong. They guard the coast.
You'll never guess what goes on at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar.
A USB extender.
So, it's what, an Air Force base?
Here in San Diego, we have a Navy Base. Guess who uses it? The Navy.
There's a Marine Corps Base, too. Used for... training Marines.
Wanna know what they do at the Coast Guard station? If you said "ship packages", you would be wrong. They guard the coast.
You'll never guess what goes on at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar.
A USB extender.
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