Talk about anything Thread....
03-20-2003, 04:36 PM
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Talk about anything Thread....
This thread is for any thing...Just 2 talk or 2 joke around...Not bike related i guess...We can try it and c how it works out if not
then i can just delete it...
then i can just delete it...
03-20-2003, 05:06 PM
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ANTI-WAR Protestors
I just wanted to voice my anger with the people in Boston that are rallying against war. Not only did they affect my commute by closing streets and causing traffic to be backed up but they also are not showing any support for the troops that are in Iraq risking there lives so these sad excuses for americans can leave in peace. I think we should send them all over to iraq and use them as human shields. It does not matter if the president made the right or wrong decision, the point is he made the decision and now our fellow americans are over there protecting our asses. We should be supporting them 110%.
03-20-2003, 05:53 PM
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that was perfect man u said it man,we all need to think about the people that r over there risking there lifes 4 us and they dont even know us or a lot of other people in this country i support them but not the people who made the dission so thank you to all who r over there and there familys thank you
03-20-2003, 07:24 PM
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yeah i will have to say that i am sorry that the french people arent helping, i dont know why they are acting like pussies but i am sure that there is a reason why. ****ing french people making me look bad, what the hell right?
Again my apologies for Chaques Chirac, he just dont know what is good for him
Again my apologies for Chaques Chirac, he just dont know what is good for him
03-21-2003, 12:59 PM
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Originally posted by bass909
Hey Jim(502ss) u r almost there with 20 post
and then u can change your avatar....Im im sure
u r making something sweet...
Hey Jim(502ss) u r almost there with 20 post
and then u can change your avatar....Im im sure
u r making something sweet...
tara
03-22-2003, 11:45 AM
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re posting quantity
I couldn't change my avatar until my 20th post either. It states it where you go & make your changes. I do see that most of us have met that criteria & better. LOL
Regarding our Soldiers in Iraq & other parts of the world. I do pray that they know most of their fellow Americans support them & that we all don't feel like the protestors do. I do agree with something I read in our local paper. A store owner stated that when we were attacked on 9/11/01, we all showed our unity with flags & parades & signs everywhere. Everyone held candle vigils. Look around, do you see that happening now when our young men & woman are risking the most valuable possession they could ever posses - their lives? For what? For us, for the world's protection. Regarding France, they forget too easy. Frenchie, don't fret. I'm third generation in United States from Picardi, France. I'm not ashamed of my heritage. We cannot control what people think. You and I did not vote those idiots into power, so don't apologize. As long as you support what the women & men, that are mostly your age, are risking their lives for -- world peace. You have no reason to feel bad. Lets show our support & don't forget to pray for their safety. Pray for the family & loved ones of the soldiers that have lost their lives thus far for our freedom.
Regarding our Soldiers in Iraq & other parts of the world. I do pray that they know most of their fellow Americans support them & that we all don't feel like the protestors do. I do agree with something I read in our local paper. A store owner stated that when we were attacked on 9/11/01, we all showed our unity with flags & parades & signs everywhere. Everyone held candle vigils. Look around, do you see that happening now when our young men & woman are risking the most valuable possession they could ever posses - their lives? For what? For us, for the world's protection. Regarding France, they forget too easy. Frenchie, don't fret. I'm third generation in United States from Picardi, France. I'm not ashamed of my heritage. We cannot control what people think. You and I did not vote those idiots into power, so don't apologize. As long as you support what the women & men, that are mostly your age, are risking their lives for -- world peace. You have no reason to feel bad. Lets show our support & don't forget to pray for their safety. Pray for the family & loved ones of the soldiers that have lost their lives thus far for our freedom.
