Hmmm... don't know about these rituals. I had to attend 2-3 weeks of classes and exhibit proficiency in the open ocean before I got my c-card. That was the "ritual" back then!
C-Card Traditions --> what are yours?
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Spoon
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Walter:
was referring to the recovering alcoholic comment. no worries were just having fun and it never gets overboard but if the instructor makes you down a couple of bottles in a row then thats another story.
Spoon
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chip104:
im with you on this one chip!
what's wrong with a little ritual? Kanya-kanyang paraan lang yan walang pakialamanan. (We have our own styles, do not meddle) LOL. It doesn't sound rite on an english translation. . . hehe. but ok, we are entitled to our opinions, so . . . ok. . . no comment. 
JeffG
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Do they own guns?Walter:
Spoon
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JeffG:
mace for sure, but some people are used to that
Spoon
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chip104:Then I expect a beer tomorrow!
sure! we can have a couple for our si's:14:
Scuby Dooby
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This thread makes me very happy that I'm living in Asia (with my heart in the Philippines) and not the states . . . Hey, pare, where's my beer???
Hey, pare, where's my beer???
clgsamson
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c'mon over and we'll let you drink all the beer you want. San Miguel pale pilsen beer alrite with you?Scuby Dooby:This thread makes me very happy that I'm living in Asia (with my heart in the Philippines) and not the states . . .
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