I blur the borders and geography. You and your clan will always have a home here with me in Amish Country if you're in the area. It'll take a helluva lot more than an ocean to separate us, brother.
RHP
The REO Lounge - Part III
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I blur the borders and geography. You and your clan will always have a home here with me in Amish Country if you're in the area. It'll take a helluva lot more than an ocean to separate us, brother.
RHP
The best thing to come out of all that was the War Powers Act that at least limited the power of the president to declare war without the support of Congress. I have a special dilemma - as English and American - i am worth double points to all Arabs! I keep clear of men with beards at all costs! Apart from Jack!
The politics is what starts wars and the sad fact is that all forces the world over are 'lions led by donkeys'.
The disgrace is that those that served are often treated as pariahs by the very people they were prepared to die for. That's inexcusable.
I count among my friends an ex-RAF pilot that moved to North Carolina, a few years after i came here, with his wife and daughter. We have been mates since college. He feels more valued here - is well paid in civilian life and that tells me everything i need to know.
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The politics is what starts wars and the sad fact is that all forces the world over are 'lions led by donkeys'.
The disgrace is that those that served are often treated as pariahs by the very people they were prepared to die for. That's inexcusable.
I count among my friends an ex-RAF pilot that moved to North Carolina, a few years after i came here, with his wife and daughter. We have been mates since college. He feels more valued here - is well paid in civilian life and that tells me everything i need to know.
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Does she look familiar?
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Does she look familiar?
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I did the same thing yesterday and it took me 40 mins to get it all the way i liked!
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I did the same thing yesterday and it took me 40 mins to get it all the way i liked!
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Good Memorial Day Monday REOkinz 
With thanks & love to our service men and women for the service and sacrifice made on our behalf
Have a lovely day all
With thanks & love to our service men and women for the service and sacrifice made on our behalf
Have a lovely day all
i'm approaching pork overdose this weekend.
thank goodness tomight is tri tip sirloins. mmmmmmm.
And Thank You to all who serve or have served for their country!
thank goodness tomight is tri tip sirloins. mmmmmmm.
And Thank You to all who serve or have served for their country!
Morning Frank doing good here congrats on your recent lack of rain
Gil I would just like to say thank you and know that you and all the other mothers and fathers of our fallen solders hold a very special place in not only my heart but millions and millions of others!!! I give you my word I will never take for granted what your son and the others have died for!! GOD BLESS YOU SIR
If we lock up fatherdano in a room with a vegaterian it would only be a matter of time before he eats her. Wait, that didn't sound right.
Good morning, Reonuts and a blessed Memorial Day to you all.
On this Saturday morning past I attended the funeral service for my best friend's son, who passed away unexpectedly several months ago. (His father, Gerry, still remains in the hospital breathing on his own despite life support having been disconnected. Obviously Gerry was unable to attend the service.)
Aaron, a Navy veteran who served as a catapult officer aboard an aircraft carrier was interned, (his ashes) at Ft. Logan National Cemetery. The Navy provided a military honor guard which included a three volley rifle salute and a bugler to play Taps. Although I've rendered a hand salute at 23 police officer's funerals it was the first time in almost 40 years that I've had the opportunity to do so since I left the military. It certainly brought back some fond, and not so fond memories. (Military protocol allows for veterans to render a hand salute while either in or out of uniform during the playing of Taps. It was a moving service, one befitting a man who earned it.
After the service I made my way to another section of the cemetery and spent time in quite solitude at the grave of another man who earned the honor of being interned in a national cemetery. It's the only piece of earth that makes me cry. Perhaps I am just getting old and overly sentimental...
... or perhaps some of the things he taught me about life are starting to make sense.
Jack
Morning, REOnauts! Happy Memorial day to all, and thanks to everyone who has sacrificed for our freedom. We may not show it often enough, but it is appreciated by every citizen in their own way.
Sorry about the lack of a fact today, it's been a crazy weekend! I'll pick it back up tomorrow. I had to skip a bunch of pages, been away from the lounge all weekend and don't have time to catch up, what'd I miss?
Sorry about the lack of a fact today, it's been a crazy weekend! I'll pick it back up tomorrow. I had to skip a bunch of pages, been away from the lounge all weekend and don't have time to catch up, what'd I miss?
Thanks buddy. My wife and I much appreciate your thoughtful words. We decided on only one child because his birth was exremely complicated for my petite and fragile wife. She often regrets that decsion and blames herself on days like this. I reminder her of the grandkids my son has left us and a call or even better yet a visit always make this day much less sad.
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Kay your ERA's and hornet should sell quickly your prices are great especially since neither 1 of them is currently available anywhere in the US i believe and I just sold 2 ERA V1's in just a couple of days for the same money
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