Pics of someones trip to North Korea

Russ · Oct 14 06 01:24

Uh, purelife. lol, what do you mean by iron ring on my finger? and oh great another vancouverite?

Earlier, you mentioned that you were upgrading your Engineering courses. And I found out that Engineers wear this little iron ring on their pinky finger to distinguish that they are Engineers.

What I meant from another Vancouverite was that I'm from Vancouver as well and I just post on this Seattle forum because I don't like DV as much as I used to. It's just funny to see more and more Vancouverites are on here, that's all.

I thought thats what you meant by that.. Im actually a marine engineer, and I got my training through PMTC, a branch of bcit, so no ringy thing for me

. I thought you were being sarcastic about me being from Vancouver.. Id thought I was in the middle of an old joke, id asked that kinda impishly. I agree, when I stopped posting/browsing on DV I went more to the offroading websites. I actually was googling discover vancouver to see touristy type things as out of country friends were coming to visit and discover seattle came up.. clicked on it cause Im one of those curious types and saw many names from DV. Thats why im here now.

miss Lise, Richmond Sushi is 1488-8388 Capstan Way. Tel: 604-207-7778.

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Always a lineup, expect to have to wait 10 minutes at least for a table. All you can eat is awesome there, after 8 its cheaper. They started that to use up all the unused food from during the day.. but now they sell more at night then the day.

Sorry.. I wrote this a few hours ago from when im posting this, I got called away to help my brother load a neighbors tree stump into my truck? How it was my truck and how i was involved with his deal with the neighbor i have no idea. But heres some info if you didnt know, the transfer station along kent street below marine drive in south van is free dumping until the end of tomorrow. So along with the stump im filling up my truck with junk.

Lise · Oct 14 06 05:54

Hey Russ dude, thanks for the info.

Am always looking out to try new stuff.

purelife · Oct 14 06 06:48

Hey Russ,

Sorry, I had no intentions of sounding sarcastic when I mentioned that there was another Vancouverite here. I meant it in a good way. Glad that that's clarified now.

Marine Engineer? What do you do specifically, if you don't mind me asking? Sounds rather interesting.

Lise · Oct 14 06 10:21

I googled it, purelife.

[H1 class=firstHeading]Marine engineering[/H1] [DIV id=bodyContent] [H3 id=siteSub]From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/H3][!-- start content --] [DL] [DD] [DIV class=dablink]The term marine engineer can also refer to a designer who specializes in the design and building of [A class=new title="Marine machinery" href="vny!://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Marine_machinery&action=edit"]marine machinery[/A].[/DIV][/DD][/DL] Marine Engineers are the officers of a ship that operate and maintain the propulsion and other systems onboard the vessel. Marine Engineering staff also deal with the "Hotel" facilities onboard, notably the [A title=Sewage href="vny!://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sewage"]sewage[/A], lighting, [A title="Air conditioning" href="vny!://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_conditioning"]air conditioning[/A] and water systems. They deal with bulk fuel transfers, and require training in [A title=Firefighting href="vny!://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefighting"]firefighting[/A] and first aid, as well as in dealing with the ship's boats and other nautical tasks- especially with cargo loading/discharging gear and safety systems, though the specific cargo discharge function remains the responsibility of deck officers and deck workers.

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Russ · Oct 15 06 04:08

Well, Lise hit the nail on the head. thats a pretty good description. I was in China helping supervise ships being built, and now I am sailing on some of them back off the West African coast.. I work offshore Angola.

You are going to laugh Lise, but you influenced me.. I went to Richmond Sushi last night with my g/f.

Lise · Oct 15 06 05:50

Russ, my boy.... had I been more of an influence in your life, your sex life would be screaming rather loudly by now.

Lise · Oct 15 06 05:51

You should call this thread [FONT style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffff40"]THE GETTING TO KNOW RUSS THREAD.[/FONT]

purelife · Oct 15 06 05:58

LOL Lise....always thinking about sex.

Lise · Oct 15 06 09:59

purelife wrote:
LOL Lise....always thinking about sex.
purelife, my darling goddess - what else is there to think about? I personally put the blame of Sir Tenkani.

Russ · Oct 15 06 10:07

Well, to be honest I was laughing about the total turnabout off topic of this thread until I remembered lots of the other threads where they all rapidly changed so I dont feel so bad, lol.

Sex, well, um, I have no complaints so.. ah. Yeah.

I cant believe it, you made me speechless. Thats not easy. lol.