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We should try and get together when this S is over.

https://www.history.navy.mil/research/histories/ship-histories/danfs/w/wisconsin-ii.html

I volunteer this place, but I know other places would be great as well.  We have a nice deck one floor above us.  And a couple of Texas guys do some pretty good Q not too far.  We have but one guest suite in the building though at $110 a night.  Nearby lodging is $150 and up, though I have some accommodations in my office.

The Southern expression for "Corona virus lockdown" is "with all this S going on" ....

Hey CD, it's okay, you're old enough to say "shit."

And I'm reasonably sure the mods around here won't boot you for it.

Except that badgerfan dude, he's a mean cat.

https://www.history.navy.mil/research/histories/ship-histories/danfs/w/wisconsin-ii.html

I volunteer this place, 

The food bank I volunteer at filled 131 tickets last night,normally we do between 60-70.One head of household receives 3 bags 1bag each of dry/canned goods,produce,meat & dairy.There are about 12 volunteers total but never at the same time,as time permits in personal schedules so it is taxing at times.I use to average about 2-3 hrs a week now it's up to 10.We have food pick ups every 2 weeks and it's a private charity.Also when we go to pick up the pallets of food at the depots the National Guard is now loading everything to make sure all protocol is strictly followed regarding COVID concerns

On 5 January, Wisconsin refueled the destroyers Owen (DD-536) and Miller (DD-535) and took on fuel from Neches (AO-47). Two days later, on 7 January, the battleship fueled the destroyers Waldron and Ault (DD-698) and on 8 January again fueled Owen and Ault and re-fueled from Neches. On 9 January Wisconsin detected an underwater contact. Sperry and Haynsworth were dispatched but without results.

After refueling destroyers on 21 and 22 January, Wisconsin took on fuel from Atascosa (AO-66) on 23 January

On 18 February the battleship and her escorts were en route to Iwo Jima to provide direct support for the landings slated to take place on that island (Operation Detachment). Wisconsin refueled Colahan (DD-658), Stockham, Halsey Powell, Yarnall (DD-541), Wedderburn (DD-684), and Marshall while underway.

https://www.history.navy.mil/research/histories/ship-histories/danfs/w/wisconsin-ii.html

It makes sense for the oiler to come up to the battle area and make one big delivery (to the BB or CV) and then go back for its own replenishment rather than to steam through the fleet making small deliveries to a bunch of spread-out escorts.

Walked away for 2 minutes to start the dishwasher, and when I come back the puppy has the "Page Up" key from my laptop in his mouth chewing on it. Luckily I got it out before he tried to swallow it. But it's mangled enough that it's unusable.

I hope it's true that a dog's mouth is as clean as people say, because I swear I'm fishing something out of there thrice daily... 

Luckily I found a place to order a new key and it's only ~$8, so it'll just be a temporary annoyance.