Cool things I saw in the Bahamas Part 3

Here is another great piece from Atlantis:

Click to enlarge!

~sigh~

I miss vacation.

Just an observation...

Craig Glenn

There's an app for THAT?

I had no idea!

According to this article, 20% of iPhone users watch porn on their handset on a regular basis.

~sigh~

So much to learn, so little time!

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Craig Glenn

Did I say that out loud?

What was he thinking?

~sigh~

Yea dude, she aint coming back.  Nice ad though!

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Craig Glenn

Cool things I saw in the Bahamas Part 2

I just loved all the fancy lights and art work at Atlantis on Paradise Island in the Bahamas.

Here is a really cool Seahorse light.

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Craig Glenn

Cool things I saw in the Bahamas Part 1

This was a very interesting and colorful piece of art!

Can anyone identify where this was taken?

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Craig Glenn

Not a problem in sight

Reflections from the cruise.

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Craig Glenn

Aim low boys, they are sinking fast!

Aim low boys, they are sinking fast!

My little brother severed our country for 6 years in the Navy, thanks Scooter!  My Grandpa served in the Navy as well in WWII.  I wanted to share a story with you from Grandpa's tour.

Grandpa served on one of those supply ships carrying supplies back and fourth across the pond.  They have been saddled with a bunch of unwanted metal dust pans, destination no where, and his boss was tired of looking at them.

Boss: "Lovette, get rid of them pans, I don't care how, just get rid of them!"
Grandpa: "Yes Sir!"

Some time later...

Announcement: "General Quarters! General Quarters!"

The alarm was sounded and off every one ran to their stations.  Supply ships were under frequent attach from enemy subs and the radar said they were under attack!  In no time at all Depth Charges were flying overboard!

Grandpa's boss ran by: "Not a word Lovette!"
Grandpa: "About what Sir"
Boss: "Exactly!"

I am happy to report that those enemy metal dust pans became a casualty of war and are safely resting at the bottom of the ocean.

Thanks for stopping by,

Craig Glenn