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I'm guessing you don't want anyone to know where you're from.
Sorry, didn't see that post above Dallaz.
Spent my formative years in Dominica, Trinidad and the USVI with a little sprinklings of St Kitts, St Marteen St Lucia and Guadeloupe. Still have homes in all of them.
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Originally Posted by blkgiraffe
The Caribbeans of 3rd Ward bayous.
There are no Bayous in the 3rd Mr Smarty Pants. And Caribbean is already plural-like the Mediterranean. The 's' is redundant.
Sorry, didn't see that post above Dallaz.
Spent my formative years in Dominica, Trinidad and the USVI with a little sprinklings of St Kitts, St Marteen St Lucia and Guadeloupe. Still have homes in all of them.
There are no Bayous in the 3rd Mr Smarty Pants. And Caribbean is already plural-like the Mediterranean. The 's' is redundant.
Some componants were designed and built in California sure, but not the entire shuttles (which are built in Florida by the way). The main engines, external tank, and solid rocket boosters for example are built in Alabama, with the engines being tested in Mississippi.
No, this is incorrect. The entire Space Shuttle fleet was built in Palmdale at the Rockwell facility, and the rocket engines were built by Rocketdyne in Canoga Park.
Sorry, didn't see that post above Dallaz.
Spent my formative years in Dominica, Trinidad and the USVI with a little sprinklings of St Kitts, St Marteen St Lucia and Guadeloupe. Still have homes in all of them.
There are no Bayous in the 3rd Mr Smarty Pants. And Caribbean is already plural-like the Mediterranean. The 's' is redundant.
USVI, huh? Were you on College Hill?
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