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THOUGHTS AND COMMENTS FROM AN AMERICAN Merchant Mariner
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- I am Paul B, and I spend most of my life at sea. Ships, Science, the life of a mariner, biology and (mostly) true stories of life among the best and the worst people in the world, the United States Merchant Marines. You'll find it here, maybe. You'll definitely find rants, raves and discussion on life aboard a merchant ship. Come back and see the Brazilian girls, too, who show up fairly regularly.
5 comments:
I'm so happy and relieved for you!!!
that's awesome man!
Mazeltov!
Great news!
Outstanding. I'll be at the old Navy Yard in Charlestown from Monday 'till Thursday. Any chance you will make it back early?
Very happy they are home.
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