To: pboyington
Their senses can be suddenly illuminated by the slightest sound or smell or sigh
How true. A garbage bag on the street in front of me is a decision to go around or take the chance and drive over it. And my wife and children just give me a look.
I was in a government building the other day that had really solid outer doors and a slight over pressure. We walked in the side door, which swung around and hit the door frame with a solid "whump" and the pressure went up. Both of the guys looked at me and asked if I was alright. They said my face went sheet white.
I was really proud that I didn't jerk and hit the floor screaming "incoming".
8 posted on
11/11/2017 2:59:38 AM PST by
wbarmy
(I chose to be a sheepdog once I saw what happens to the sheep.)
To: wbarmy
My father fought in Korea, and spoke of a hill called Ol Baldy where his best friend died. I had only seen him cry a few times in his life. The first time was when he finally talked about the war. My grandmother told me about a party they had hosted upon his return - a car backfired and he yelled Incoming! And threw himself over his mom to protect her.
35 posted on
11/11/2017 7:17:54 AM PST by
TheWriterTX
(Trust not in earthly princes....)
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