Husband of peace vigil mom files for divorce
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Nickel
curiouser and curiouser
Speaking of that...I wore SPF 30 throughout the whole honeymoon b/c I have fair skin and would burn otherwise (I managed to get a nice golden glow by the end of the week). On day 2 I put all my sunscreen on and what-not, and apparantly missed a few spots. That evening at dinner, the following parts of my body were pink: a spot on my nose, my a spot between my lip and nose (which is still pink), the area around my right armpit and (hold your laughter) my knees.K_Jo said:
Luckily it faded by the next morning, I did not want to walk around on my honeymoon with pink knees. 
Oh, honey! I am SO proud of you!!! Good cover story, too.Nickel said:Speaking of that...I wore SPF 30 throughout the whole honeymoon b/c I have fair skin and would burn otherwise (I managed to get a nice golden glow by the end of the week). On day 2 I put all my sunscreen on and what-not, and apparantly missed a few spots. That evening at dinner, the following parts of my body were pink: a spot on my nose, my a spot between my lip and nose (which is still pink), the area around my right armpit and (hold your laughter) my knees.
Pete
Repete
What about the BLACK kids? I bet you think it is worse for them because you think they are dimwitted and addicted to money like crack.Qpid said:
Hey defensive bigot I just want to know your reasons for thinking blacks are lowlifes.
Whenever anyone posts that a particular person is a low life, looter, scum bag you read the post as "black lowlife", "black scumbag" and "blacks looter". Why is that? Do your black friends know that behind the sanctimonious smile you front that you think they are helpless dimwits who are low lifes?
I feel sorry for the lady as I would for anyone who lost a child, whether it be to war, a car accident or any other means. However, she cannot blame losing her husband on President Bush or anyone else, maybe if she had concentrated a little bit more on her marriage instead of parading around the US trying to get on camera, her marriage would not be in shambles right now.
Alot were lost, are any of them happy about it NO! Doesn't mean they make it their lifes work to want to be personally acknowleded for their sacrifice. I feel bad for them all, I believe in the war and support President Bush, however, I think we should start bringing our boys home....but I am not going to parade around his ranch in texas to let him know.
Alot were lost, are any of them happy about it NO! Doesn't mean they make it their lifes work to want to be personally acknowleded for their sacrifice. I feel bad for them all, I believe in the war and support President Bush, however, I think we should start bringing our boys home....but I am not going to parade around his ranch in texas to let him know.
PJay
Well-Known Member
sinwagon said:
Know what she plans next, along with other Bush-bashing protest groups? They're gearing up for the 2,000th American Military casualty in Iraq. The problem? They're short. The death toll stands at 1,996. Cindy says she plans to tie herself to the White House fence and refuse to leave until the troops are brought home. For Cindy to go forth with said plans, she needs 4 more to die. And so the entire agenda of the anti-war movement is exposed: their political agenda is only served by U.S. Military casualties and setbacks. Good news in Iraq is bad news for them. They are an extension of the Blame-America-First crowd. Nowhere in the media statements of Cindy does she say that she hopes there won't be a 2000th casualty. If that doesn't happen, she's out of a job. And of course, it's all about her. What happens if no more troops die? That wouldn't be good for Cindy. She needs 4 more lives to be lost to achieve her next big round of media attention.
These groups claim to be worried about the welfare of troops serving in Iraq. But yet they just can't wait for that 2000th soldier to die...they'd probably speed the process up if they could. Know that for a fact.
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You're probably going to get some bad karma for that, so I'll hit you with green to help offset it. Because that's the truth and it's pretty sorry.Homesick said:
vraiblonde said:
What is the Karma stuff? I guess I don't play around enough w/the site to figure it out.
All of these people have an agenda and yours doesn't seem to far fetched. Although I know some do not agree with the war, I cant believe how many of those seem people do not see an accomplishment in bringing down Suddam Husein (spell?) So many think this war was a vendetta or for oil, this war was necessary. Its all about kill or be killed. Its unfortunate that so many of our own had to die in the process but if for 2 minutes they were brought back and asked the question would you do it all again? Do you think it was worth it? I guarantee all of their answers would be the same YES!
Granted, I wish Suddam was found dead instead of brought to trial a trial is more than he deserves but the fact that he is no longer in power is a definate victory!