Mike Feltham

Retired RCN Chief

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@LawProfHolloway @DavidGrebstad Hard not to notice that

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@ridesafiretruck @MarcKieley I second that. And looking forward to more grad pics. Thanks to you and the staff for the great job

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@MarcKieley @Goalielisten I thought as much truthfully…active vice couch potato who don’t expect the level of PT. Hope he eventually made it, we have all made poor schedule choices at one time or another 🙄😳

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@MarcKieley @Goalielisten Ouch. WOW thank you for the info. Hope the new plan brings results (and no kick boxing waivers 😡)

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@hoyer_kat Thank you for a positivity enjoyable snap shot of history for a Sunday afternoon read

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@LawProfHolloway Check out 22 Minutes Dakie Dunn or CODCO Friday night girls for a true fashion sense

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@LawProfHolloway If that were indeed the case I will be forced to unfriend you. You would not have been permitted entry to Newfoundland in the 1980 without getting issued a fashion citation as soon as you got of the ferry 🤭

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@MarcKieley Outstanding 👍👏

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@LawProfHolloway I hope that you are not wearing black socks with runners. That was a no no in the 1980 🤭

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@MarcKieley Excellent…busy summer!!!

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@MarcKieley Congratulations to all. And to the team as well!

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@MarcKieley Congrats

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@MarcKieley BZ

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@LawProfHolloway @newfienisey Ditto

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@LawProfHolloway @irbrodie Like my parents were but fewer and far between mostly + 77 now

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@MarcKieley Good turn out of sailors to Port 😀

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@MarcKieley Congratulations

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@DivebumChef It wasn’t unusual read Tim Cook’s “Lifesavers and Body Snatchers “. Quite common during Great War and taken as study on new types of injuries and treatment processes. An interesting read. Different times