Drive from CA to Pensacola

[Thisguy]

But I have pictures of said girl preceeding said act and pictures of act (amongst others) while not in control of a motor vehicle.

So how much did the Hooker cost? Did she have a huge adam's apple?

Anyway, I never did go San Diego - P-cola, but I did do the opposite. Went the TX route, and the worst thing is crossing into Texas and seeing the sign that says "El Paso - 863 mi"

 

[phrogpilot73]

I did do the opposite. Went the TX route, and the worst thing is crossing into Texas and seeing the sign that says "El Paso - 863 mi"

Nope - the worst is seeing "Exit 878 - Business 90 - Orange." WAY more painful, that's the reason I took I-8 to I-40 on the way back.

 

[HercDriver]

I've driven across the top of Texas and it is painful...however I had to drive from Little Rock when I was training on C-130s w/ the Air Farce. I asked around and got the names of a few good Barbecue joints. Though it was 10 hours I managed to time it so lunch was ribs, and dinner was brisket. If I had to do it again I would pick a route that had me eating some good chow so I had something to look forward to along the way.

Something the Navy looks upon with a heavily furled brow.

Brett

Do you perhaps mean furrowed*? Unless you have the special ability to furl (and unfurl) your brow.
BTW, type the word furl a few times and it starts to look weird.

*fur·row [fur-oh, fuhr-oh]
–noun 1.a narrow groove made in the ground, usu. by a plow. 2.a narrow groove or trenchlike depression in any surface: the furrows on her old and wrinkled face. –verb (used with object) 3.to make wrinkles in (the face): to furrow your brow.

 

[Brett327]

I've driven across the top of Texas and it is painful...however I had to drive from Little Rock when I was training on C-130s w/ the Air Farce. I asked around and got the names of a few good Barbecue joints. Though it was 10 hours I managed to time it so lunch was ribs, and dinner was brisket. If I had to do it again I would pick a route that had me eating some good chow so I had something to look forward to along the way.



Do you perhaps mean furrowed*? Unless you have the special ability to furl (and unfurl) your brow.
BTW, type the word furl a few times and it starts to look weird.

*fur·row [fur-oh, fuhr-oh]
–noun 1.a narrow groove made in the ground, usu. by a plow. 2.a narrow groove or trenchlike depression in any surface: the furrows on her old and wrinkled face. –verb (used with object) 3.to make wrinkles in (the face): to furrow your brow.

Hey, gimme a break, I didn't graduate from HS.

Brett

 

[A4sForever]

...Do you perhaps mean furrowed*? Unless you have the special ability to furl (and unfurl) your brow. ......

*sigh* ... you Youngsters. Spoken and defined like a Coastie .... hmmmmmm .... "Coastie" .... which is sometimes synonymous with landlubber, Shirley....

Maybe Brett just has "big" eyebrows .... perhaps even a "uni-brow" .... and, in which case, a Navy "furl"/"unfurl" might be appropriate:

furl –verb (used with object)
1.to gather into a compact roll and bind securely, as a sail against a spar or a flag against its staff.

 

[Brett327]

*sigh* ... you Youngsters. Spoken and defined like a Coastie .... hmmmmmm .... "Coastie" .... which is sometimes synonymous with landlubber, Shirley....

Maybe Brett just has "big" eyebrows .... perhaps even a "uni-brow" .... and, in which case, a Navy "furl"/"unfurl" might be appropriate:

furl –verb (used with object)
1.to gather into a compact roll and bind securely, as a sail against a spar or a flag against its staff.

For the record, my brow is seldom unfurled.

Brett

 

[HercDriver]

"Coastie" .... which is sometimes synonymous with landlubber, Shirley....

Hey, if it wasn't for the Coast Guard the Navy would all have ugly children.(Extra smilies in effect)

 

[Gatordev]

Hey, if it wasn't for the Coast Guard the Navy would all have ugly children.(Extra smilies in effect)

Well played.

 

[A4sForever]

Hey, if it wasn't for the Coast Guard the Navy would all have ugly children.(Extra smilies in effect)

Even I laughed at that one ... Shirley.

Smiles in effect:

 

[Ken_gone_flying]

I did Seattle, WA to Norfolk, VA in about 60 hours.. Long trip.

 

[Herc_Dude]

I did Seattle, WA to Norfolk, VA in about 60 hours.. Long trip.

I did Quntico to Spokane in about 60 hrs as well ... long trip but I really enjoyed it. At least the part where I was west of the Mississippi

 

[cdrsniper]

I did Milwaukee to Los Angeles in just under 36 hrs, and LOVED every minute of it! ( Because I was picking up my R32!!!)

 

[MachPoint920]

Yipes, Crossing from Calif - ElToro to Pensacola took me about 2.5 days. The trouble was that they hadn't built the Interstates yet. made the trip in 1962.
It should be a little easier now.

 

[A4sForever]

Yipes, Crossing from Calif - ElToro to Pensacola took me about 2.5 days. The trouble was that they hadn't built the Interstates yet. made the trip in 1962.
It should be a little easier now.

SEA to NPA ... in the 'old' days ... 2.5 days. Drooling when I got there, but I dodged Hurricane Camille ... barely. No speed limits for 75% of the trip ...