"My wife lost her phone. I tracked it down with the app. Walked into the convenience store it was in and asked the guy at the counter. He had no idea what I was talking about. I pinged it, and walked in the back room where the noise came from. I put my hand in the jacket pocket hanging on a hook. I held it up and said thanks for finding my phone and walked out.
BTW my wife did not lose it in that store. She lost it about two miles away from there. So he found it and took it there."
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Jorge 4 year s ago
#13 I lost my father three years ago. I miss him. If you still have yours , tell him you love him.
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Constance 4 year s ago
Jorge,not counting my story as a loss, my step dad was cruel to me and my Mom, when he passed I only thought, "thank goodness that is the end of that".
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Stal 4 year s ago
I'm sorry. It is hard.
And your mom, and brothers and sisters, and friends and .............
And your mom, and brothers and sisters, and friends and .............
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Ree 4 year s ago
#4 Why didnt you call 911? Everyone in Alaska knows to call 911 when someone is hypothermic AND unconcious. Its like the first thing any Alaskan tells a newcomer too. Its a miracle your brother survived your stupidity.
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Edie 4 year s ago
Went into a burning house to get a woman and baby out. Everyone made it.
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Constance 4 year s ago
Edie,
Edie, I so dislike your use of that avatar picture
Edie, I so dislike your use of that avatar picture
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Herb 4 year s ago
I surrendered my Airline Transport License medical after being diagnosed with a severe mental illness. As senior 25yr medium jet senior captain, that essentially destroyed my career. Had to do it, I did not belong in an aircraft anymore. Still suffer, 17yrs later. It s#cked, I loved what I did, however it was the right thing to do.
And your mom, and brothers and sisters, and friends and .............
Edie, I so dislike your use of that avatar picture