Chows Up Marines!!!!

[jinelson]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v660/jinelson/eegsandlingucia.jpg

MMMMMMM HMMMMMMH Now that I got you chow hounds attention lets talk MPC. Does anyone even remember Military Payment Certificates? I would love to hear your recollections and at the same time maybe pass on some knowlege to the Marines that followed us. Dont worry about the chow tab I got it covered at least in 1968 bucks lol.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v660/jinelson/MPC.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v660/jinelson/MPC1.jpg

Have a great friday and enjoy your weekend libo. OOORAH!!!

[GySgtRet]

and it looks like a great day indeed. You have out done yourself with mornring chow. Outstanding Marine.

[thedrifter]

Not a morning person here, but it sure Looks good Jim...;) :D

I'm hoping everyone has a Great Weekend...

I know I need one..:thumbup:

Since I been back from my son's wedding, I have had to take a Mark and Friend to the damn hospital because of accidents

Ellie

[Osotogary]

Hey, Jim.
Where's the hot sauce?
That photo of yours looks like what was served at Carmen's located (many moons ago) along the San Francisco Embarcadero, right by the San Francisco/Oakland Bay Bridge at the end of Harrison Street, by the Hills Brothers Coffee plant; nothing but longshoremen and friends ate there. Now if there is a jukebox in the background that just plays 1940-50 songs and there is a cargo hook hanging on the greasy wall with a sign under it saying, "If you talk too loud you get this", and a waitress just called you a young man no matter how old you are..then you my friend are smack dab in the middle of Carmen's. If you aren't at Carmen's then all I can say is that you cook just like those Filipino women did. By the way, that looks like one of Carmen's forks. LOL. Bon a petit, young man.
Do you recall a household goods storage and crate making area along with, I believe, a photo lab of sorts, run by the Marines on 100 Harrison Street? Late 60's-mid 70's?