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[DoggyDaddy]

I realize it's been 30 years since I was in the ROK, but there was no Korean Jambalaya, or Korean BBQ.

Jambaraya and a clawfish pie and firé gumbo
Cause tonight I'm gonna see my ma chel amio

 

[OurDee]

Hey now....this is supposed to be a "family friendly" forum.

Midgets have family too.

 

[OurDee]

I just searched ebay and can't find any. They may be available on the "dark web", if only I knew what that was.

There was a set on market place yesterday.

 

[BigRed]

I just searched ebay and can't find any. They may be available on the "dark web", if only I knew what that was.

No doubt the atf believes its within its "authority" to ban them.

 

[Sigblitz]

You'll put your eye out.

 

[Wolfhound]

I realize it's been 30 years since I was in the ROK, but there was no Korean Jambalaya, or Korean BBQ.

34 years for me. Do you remember Yaki Mandu? It was decent stuff.

 

[KellyinAvon]

34 years for me. Do you remember Yaki Mandu? It was decent stuff.


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Yaki Mandu, from a wok, after way too many OB beers!!

On the occasions those of us from K-2 Air Base at Taegu were at Osan AB, I always made sure I had money in my pocket for late in the evening. $2 for the base taxi, and 3,000 Won (between $3-$4 in 1993 with the exchange rate at 800W-$1) for a bag of Yaki Mandu from a food cart.

In those days, the bag was made from the green and white tractor-feed paper used to print reports on dot matrix printers. The urban legend was a troop learned about his next assignment from his bag of yaki. All I remember seeing was a D04 (Daily Document Registrar, a very common supply report.)

At the Sky Club in Taegu "Sky Mom" would make us Yaki Mandu in a wok on the bar. That's the same Sky Mom who knew that Team Spirit 1993 would have 60 Marine Air Traffic Controllers deploying to K-2 Air Base... 3 weeks before our Detachment Commander was notified!

 

[Ingomike]

Are Jarts illegal?

Yep! That is why they sell them as parts to “repair“ them with instead of as complete kits.

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[jamil]

Don't you drive a Ridgeline or something? Not sure how much weight to give an opinion about cars by someone who chooses to drive a truck

I don’t always drive a truck. But when I do, it’s an actual truck.

 

[bobzilla]

Who's up for authentic Korean food?

South Korean or North Korean? Silly question, the only Koreans with food are sk

Also I love sone good kimchi

 

[Wolfhound]

Yaki Mandu, from a wok, after way too many OB beers!!

On the occasions those of us from K-2 Air Base at Taegu were at Osan AB, I always made sure I had money in my pocket for late in the evening. $2 for the base taxi, and 3,000 Won (between $3-$4 in 1993 with the exchange rate at 800W-$1) for a bag of Yaki Mandu from a food cart.

In those days, the bag was made from the green and white tractor-feed paper used to print reports on dot matrix printers. The urban legend was a troop learned about his next assignment from his bag of yaki. All I remember seeing was a D04 (Daily Document Registrar, a very common supply report.)

At the Sky Club in Taegu "Sky Mom" would make us Yaki Mandu in a wok on the bar. That's the same Sky Mom who knew that Team Spirit 1993 would have 60 Marine Air Traffic Controllers deploying to K-2 Air Base... 3 weeks before our Detachment Commander was notified!

We use to joke about the mystery meat in Yaki Mandu. It was probably pork but most guys thought it was dog at the time. Regardless it was about the only hot food available to us most of the time. Moon pies and Korean cokes were plentiful also.

I’ll never forget wargaming across the countryside. Sleeping in cemeteries and people’s back yards. And cold and snow. Thank God for Gortex sleeping bags. It’s kinda funny that the ROK Marines would build fires at night but we weren’t allowed to. Train as you fight was the saying.

 

[Indyhd]

I can't believe I read all 22 pages of this and went through 2 whole boxes of JUJYFRUITS. What a way to spend a Friday night.

 

[BugI02]

the worst part about subarus are usually their owners. I mean, the cars eat tires when pushed and make everyone sad to listen to them but then the owner gets out and makes us wish we could just hear the tractor noises and howling tires screaming for mercy again.

How long does it take you to catch up to the owner? I would think he would already be inside with a coffee and looking at the menu when you pull up

 

[actaeon277]

My safe space was the flight deck of an air craft carrier

Which explains your INGO name.

 

[Mgderf]

hard pass

pass gas

forward pass

Lateral...

 

[PRasko]

 

[Mgderf]

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Whatchew talkin' 'bout Willis?

 

[bobzilla]

How long does it take you to catch up to the owner? I would think he would already be inside with a coffee and looking at the menu when you pull up

See, Subaru owners. Always thinking it has to be a street race. Where I got play we end at the same place we start and compare times. I’ve beaten my fair share of subies in cars that shouldn’t. Street racing is for chumps.

 

[chipbennett]

Are Jarts illegal?

Lawn darts - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

CPSC Votes Lawn Dart Ban

CPSC Votes Lawn Dart Ban

www.cpsc.gov

 

[jamil]

Years ago I worked with a guy who was a F4 backseater in the Indiana ANG in Ft Wayne. He liked to call F16s "Jarts" because they were having issues with cracked wings at the time.

So regardless of legality, many things can be Jarts.