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Hüsker Dü said:
Stupid has come to the top so hard it's foaming. Many of these people that were once afraid to show it before are now proud of it, but it's not such a good idea because there are still serious people in charge of various investigative branches of government. . . their stupid, like it's, will be exposed. The idiots in here have theirs on full display everyday.
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From my viewpoint, there are some very clever trolls posting here, some not-so-clever trolls, and a couple of sincere but misguided fools.
 
Hüsker Dü said:
Stupid has come to the top so hard it's foaming. Many of these people that were once afraid to show it before are now proud of it, but it's not such a good idea because there are still serious people in charge of various investigative branches of government. . . their stupid, like it's, will be exposed. The idiots in here have theirs on full display everyday.
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And you call people stupid idiots?
 
Hüsker Dü said:
National Enquirer is the one in hot water. Everything around t goes to shit, and jail.
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The National Enquirer has a lot of DIRT on Adam Schiff /Ed Buck.....and
many others...

So " Dick " picks from Bezo's girlfriend or ex wife are supposed to be the game
changer.....Nah....how about what happened to Anthony Weiner, now there was
a shoe drop.

Are you related to " Messy " Financial ?
Because I'm seeing a very disturbing pattern that associates
the two of you......and it's not a good one.
 
For Valentine's Day I got a box of 33 little chocolate bottles filled with Remy Martin. I don't think they will last until next year.
 
espola said:
For Valentine's Day I got a box of 33 little chocolate bottles filled with Remy Martin. I don't think they will last until next year.
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My brother just posted this on his FB page, and I didn't want to lose it (nothing ever happens to this forum, right?). Our dad is the guy in the hat, USMC, WWII, somewhere in the Pacific. He dropped out of HS to join the Marines, and the war ended soon after he turned 20.

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espola said:
My brother just posted this on his FB page, and I didn't want to lose it (nothing ever happens to this forum, right?). Our dad is the guy in the hat, USMC, WWII, somewhere in the Pacific. He dropped out of HS to join the Marines, and the war ended soon after he turned 20.

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The Greatest Generation!
 
espola said:
My brother just posted this on his FB page, and I didn't want to lose it (nothing ever happens to this forum, right?). Our dad is the guy in the hat, USMC, WWII, somewhere in the Pacific. He dropped out of HS to join the Marines, and the war ended soon after he turned 20.

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He came out to visit us in San Diego once, so he told us that after the war ended, he was processed for discharge at Camp Kearney (where the east side of Miramar MCAS is now). He and his deactivated bomber squadron buddies lived in a tent and had to take a truck ride to get to a place to take a shower, and then after the truck ride back they needed another shower. They ran out of Philippine Liberation medals, so they gave his group China Service medals instead, even though they had never been to China. There was a branch railroad station on the base, so eventually he got a train ticket home to Vermont several train-days away.
 
espola said:
He came out to visit us in San Diego once, so he told us that after the war ended, he was processed for discharge at Camp Kearney (where the east side of Miramar MCAS is now). He and his deactivated bomber squadron buddies lived in a tent and had to take a truck ride to get to a place to take a shower, and then after the truck ride back they needed another shower. They ran out of Philippine Liberation medals, so they gave his group China Service medals instead, even though they had never been to China. There was a branch railroad station on the base, so eventually he got a train ticket home to Vermont several train-days away.
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. . . and amazingly no bone spurs!
 
Hüsker Dü said:
. . . and amazingly no bone spurs!
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They didn't know about such things then. He could have stayed in high school another few months and then gotten a draft deferment as an essential agricultural worker. He and his cousin, who was the same age and lived a couple of miles up the valley, talked each other into joining the Marines after the local school board declared they would give high school diplomas to any student who joined up.
 
espola said:
They didn't know about such things then. He could have stayed in high school another few months and then gotten a draft deferment as an essential agricultural worker. He and his cousin, who was the same age and lived a couple of miles up the valley, talked each other into joining the Marines after the local school board declared they would give high school diplomas to any student who joined up.
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An early out to take an early in, God Bless 'em!
 
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