baptizo

Bump for the slackers out there!

I was being sardonic. I don't support the gubment in their glorification of our "causes" but I understand what it means to stand on the wall and look out for the enemy. As for cancer and the applicable research funds required, if you haven't already, you can give to Casper's Pelotonia bike ride here --->>> http://ohioriders.net/showthread.php?t=94467

Priorities, priorities.....gotta support the military infrastructure. And don't you remember what your momma told you - eat your fruit and veggies?

Millions have died in Iraq & A-Stan due to our actions? Once again, your grasp of the "facts" is amazing. I guess as long as it serves your self-important agenda, who gives a fuck if you're WAY off. As of 2009 (I'm not scouring the internet for anything recent since it proves you're an idiot): And you're right, we see very little eye-to-eye. Free advice:

Why aren't there riots in the streets over this clear miscarriage of justice?

Only ugly, slow white men with no teef play hockey.

And clearly just as clueless all these years later. Their dying in the crash let you off the hook to serve in the military? Have you forgotten who else died in those towers? Are you so callous and flippant about the whole 9/11 tragedy that your willingness to serve when you were able to do so ended just because the terrorists died? Their cause is alive and well all over the world - step up or STFU. Your open disdain for the military and total cluelessness about what it means to serve is only eclipsed by your obvious lack of respect for 9/11. I hope I never have the displeasure of ever meeting you in person.

Including the wimminz.

How I feel about anything doesn't matter, our emotions are not reality. All I care about are the facts. Why are you asking questions about my decision to join at 17? My family fully supported me and my dad signed the contract so that I could join. That isn't to say I was scared shitless - I was - but did what I wanted to do and grew up in the Army. Obviously, I'm not who I was at 17 now much less when I turned 26 and volunteered for Airborne and Special Forces. As for how I view the world? I'm not discussing that here in any kind of detail but I am a registered Independent who loves the Constitution and America the way it was before the libtards on both sides of the aisle started fucking it up with every stupid social agenda under the sun. As for the contract? It is paid for in full and I owe nothing to the Army but I'll sign back up, if needed. My views of the world wouldn't influence that decision (unfortunately, all of my S.F. buddies are retiring), only my ability to physically do what I'll be called on to do.

You are incorrect. My dad was career S.F., and I pretty much grew up at Ft. Bragg, so I knew good and damn well what I was getting into at 17 when I joined the Army. I also knew what I was getting into when I volunteered for Airborne and other shit in the Army.

$3.8 million or whatever the City of Angels paid him can buy lots of stuff.

I think this bears posting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWGCIm4GNQE

Some things you just don't forget, whippersnapper.

Drinking Dortmunder Gold, the 'ol standby tasty beer and trying to stay awake to see the end of the 24 hours of Le Mans.

Watching the 24 hours of Le Mans and trying not to drink too much....n-o-t working as planned.

Done!!!

Has anyone been to the MAPS Air Museum located next to the Akron/Canton airport? I have an invite from the PCA to attend a special tour tomorrow morning and thought it might be neat to check it out along with some free breakfast earlier in the morning @ Chili's in Canton.

I simply take the thank you as others have stated, for volunteering to serve my country in peace and if called upon, in wartime. Ironically, no one in my immediate family has ever thanked me for serving in the military, just complete strangers that "knew" I am former military and said thank you (it means more, too).

Excellent explanation!

With respect to the Bible - it uses a LOT of symbolism and that is all it is doing with respect to Lucifer, aka Satan, aka Beelzebub, etc. and snakes. The irony of it all is that in the Garden of Eden, Adam had already determined in his heart that he was going to eat the forbidden fruit, knew who Satan was, allowed him into the garden, and allowed Eve to be deceived. The fall was ultimately Adam's fault because God gave him full authority over EVERYTHING in the Garden. Also, that bit of scripture from the Gospels, in this case the Book of Mark, the bit about snakes, again, is only for the purpose of proving the truth (establishing the religion), not doing it foolishly to try and prove something outside of the protection of God. This was literally fulfilled when Paul shook the viper from his hand in Acts 28:5-6 and it wasn't done to test God like the Pentecostal preachers we know about claim is scriptural (and recently died of a bite as a result) - it isn't.

Not a problem with the lack of a kangaroo palm. PM sent with my information.

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^ No thanks, there's nothing quite like the real thing. And how the hell do you know what a flesh light is, anyway? I had to Google it and now I need to wash my eyes out.

Well, (if true) good for him. I was engaged two years ago and am still fucking single! Girlfolk ain't to be trusted! As soon as I can find another sammich maker with an ass like the one in my sig, I might reconsider (the pink outfit is optional).